College Eye — April 16, 1937

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	House council lays more strict rules	Proposal would have women who stay out after midnight speak with President Latham.
1	College Eye rates first class honors in N.S.P.A. judging	Received seven hundred of a possible one thousand points.
1	Glee club leaves on annual spring tour Wednesday	Itinerary of Minnesinger tour of northwest Iowa.
1	Nine make A's for past term; total of ninety-two students to compose Honor Roll for winter	List of those who made the Honor Roll.
1	Jordan, Hopper chosen Eye and Old Gold editors; Board also names members fro other staff positions of publications	Profiles of the editors; list of other staff members; photo.
1	A boy at the Raths; a girl at the Beards	Faculty members blessed with new babies.
1	Four elections Wednesday	To include class elections as well as elections for Men's Union and Student Council.
1	Margarette Dickson graduate of 1925, visits on campus	Spoke to journalism classes; now Poet Laureate of Minnesota.
1	Calling sophomores! Tests are coming	ISTC will participate on national testing program.
1	Forty-ninth concert of Cecilian group is Tuesday night	Performance program.
1	Entries in sixteenth annual Teachers College Relays now near record; more expected	More than 450 college and high school athletes are looking to break several records in the Sixteenth Annual Teachers College Relays.
1	"Give frosh break" say faculty group	Highlights of extended orientation program.
1	Four students will appear in senior recital on Monday	Gaylen Strunce, Lawrence Schaefer, and Erma Brouhard will perform.
1	Jewish rabbi will speak at chapel services Sunday	Charles E. Shulman will speak.
1	Nat S. Finney, Minneapolis journalist, opens press meet in assembly speech today	Meeting will conclude with banquet and awards; photo.
1	Murder stalks Thomas Becket in strange play showing conflict of church and state	Review of "Murder in the Cathedral".
1	Plans completed for Mother's Day celebration here	Highlights of three day program.
2	Chips and Quibs	Comments on spring fun and dancing styles.
2	Look before you vote	Believes upcoming student elections are important.
2	Chips and Quibs	Comments on spring fun and dancing styles.
2	The Line	Campus gossip; has some April Fool's fun.
2	Student Council submits new constitution for decision of student body on next Wednesday	Text of the proposed constitution.
3	Feed that line! It really works	Professor Charles believes that women are more credulous than men.
3	Campuses from Coast to Coast	News from other college campuses.
3	Moeller prefers gym to outdoors	Alfred Moeller's high school team had to practice outdoors.
3	Proposed Student Council constitution, election of officers offered for vote	Description of the election and the candidates.
3	Journalism students try news broadcast	May try bi-weekly broadcast of campus news.
3	Faculty frolics at play night	Faculty enjoy an evening at the gym.
3	Jerome Cross didn't read Peter Rabbit; preferred atlas when young	Profile of outstanding student Jerome Cross.
4	Stowaway Club	Roster of officers.
4	V. O V. Sigma Phi	Will hold dinner.
4	Accepts position	Dorothy Galloway will teach in Egypt.
4	Pi Omega Pi	Professor Gaffin entertained members at her home.
4	Untitled	Lou Shepherd attending meeting at Dubuque.
4	Spanish cannons old landmarks, hold age record	Brief history of the Spanish cannon on campus.
4	Want a scholarship?	Kappa Delta Pi soliciting applications for a one year scholarship for a junior or senior.
4	Views of the News	Observations on national and world news.
4	What's Where at the Theatres	Movie listings.
5	Lambda Delta Lambda	List of officers.
5	Lambda Gamma Nu	List of officers.
5	George Brent plays in Saturday's movie	Will show "More Than a Secretary".
5	Library snooper sees hard study	Observations of students studying in the Library.
5	Baker Hall dance next Friday; off-campus frolic April 24th
5	Formal initiation held for new candidates of Kappa Delta Pi	List of initiates.
5	Style hints for men	Advice on styles and appropriate dress.
5	Faculty members to lecture and attend Iowa conventions	Roster of speaking engagements and meetings.
5	Women graduates honored at tea	College Club, Faculty Women's Club, and AAUW will entertain graduates.
5	Baker Hall Doin's	News from Baker Hall.
5	Students and delegates "Swing" to the tunes of Ray Alderson tonight at annual Press Prom
5	Trophy awarded for scholarship	Bartlett Hall scholarship trophy awarded.
5	Let's Guess Who
5	Tutor Timetable	Schedule of campus activities.
5	Looking for a date	Charles Monroe isn't worried about finding a date with possibilities of Phyllis Moon, Evelyn Bretthauer, Dorothy Oleson, and Loraine Scherif; photo.
6	Two-wheeler does business on campus	Clarence Chapman delivers ice by bicycle to various points on campus.
6	Research shows requirement of a good teacher	Professor Paul outlines six areas in which a good teacher should excel.
6	Plenty of news waits at library	Library subscribes to thirty-one newspapers; Register, Courier, and Chicago Tribune are most popular.
6	Coeds reveal their specifications for the ideal prospective husband	Women talk about what they would like in a husband.
6	Spring is here--we hope	Notes spring clothing and romantic couples.
6	Class completes marionette show	Professor Cole's class makes marionettes.
6	High school students organize Press Club	TCHS students organize club; Leslie Burch and Gwen Wescott are sponsors.
6	Loan desk drawer at library yields bountiful collection	Description of items found in returned library books.
6	Wilcox's life reads like tale of character in storybook romance; psychology professor was born in China, spoke only Chinese for some time	Professor Wilcox recalls his early life with his missionary family in China.
6	Dean's secretary is busy person	Quick look at the work of Ruth Johns, secretary of Dean Campbell.
7	Museum in library is storehouse of nature and history	Brief description of the Museum collections.
7	Scouts may join Alpha Phi group	Will hold meeting to investigate organizing an Alpha Phi Omega chapter.
7	Library assistant in document room must know every answer	Helen Byrne fields questions in the Library's document room.
7	Pen Women elect at meeting on Saturday
7	Rosemary Johnston tutor candidate for Drake Relays Queen	Brief profile.
7	T. C. Crossroads	There are forty signs posted in the Crossroads.
7	Monks announces family addition	Monkeys who spend winter on campus have baby; photo.
7	Moral: do not let your first job scare you; President Seerley didn't	President Seerley's first job paid $30 per month, but he persisted to do great things.
7	Music students present program	List of performers and their programs.
7	Lowdown on students from our advertisers	Local businesses have humorous encounters with students.
7	Girls, don't fear that night lady	Florence Parry talks about her duties as night supervisor at Bartlett Hall.
7	Bindery is fountain of youth for books	Library sends about one thousand volumes to the bindery annually.
7	Books--Books--Books	Library has 113,134 books.
8	Panthers meet Indians Monday and Wednesday	Bad weather caused the postponement of Monday's game between Teachers College and Simpson.
8	Trophy will be presented to five-thousandth entrant; 450 trackmen expected to compete	Many records are in danger of being broken as a record breaking 450 tracksters will compete in the Teachers College Relays tomorrow.
8	1937 Tutor net outfit trains for Cornell, April 24	The Tutor tennis team has only one returning letterman as they go to Mount Vernon to take on Cornell.
8	Kohawks, Pioneers, Tutors hold marks	Grinnell, Coe, and Teachers College each hold four records in the Teachers College Relays.
8	Cyclones capture two diamond tilts against Panthers	The Iowa State Teachers College lost both games to Iowa State due to errors and wild pitching.
8	Sports in Shorts	List of WAA officers; news about women's sports.