College Eye — April 7, 1939

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Holmes speaks at journalism conference	For regional group.
1	Alpha Chis lead fraternities in scholarship	Ranking of fraternities by grade point average.
1	Deans of men from Iowa schools here tomorrow	Expect personnel from seventy schools.
1	Old Gold to be released in May	The annual will be ready between May 15 and May 25 for students who wish to purchase one.
1	Senior prom begins Commencement week activities, May 19	Schedule of Commencement activities; Samuel P. Capen will speak.
1	Kamm heads 'Moor Born' play cast	List of cast members.
1	Young Iowa poet to speak here	Paul Engle will lecture.
1	National poll on marriage	National survey favors course on marriage.
1	'Everlasting life' to be chapel topic
1	Charles' survey indicates Iowans do 'Go West'	Survey shows how many states students have visited.
1	Press Club sets April 18, to satirize fellow students and Faculty	Description of the Gridiron Banquet program.
1	As the Editor Sees It	Graduates must be ready to deal with the world outside college.
2	Should we help student refugees?	The democratic student body needs to face this situation.
2	New gardener	Warner Baerwald appointed campus gardener.
2	Campusmacks	Paid advertisement by Mack's containing news from the TC campus.
2	The Line	'News' from around the campus.
2	Representative government?	A reorganization of the Student Council is necessary to a progressive and democratic school.
2	Hake produces movie on stage settings	Produced in connection with the theater technique class.
2	Miss Ruegnitz has tea for pianist	Entertains Jvone Lowrie.
2	Dr. Geiger attends conference in Missouri	On consumer education.
2	Eileen Rutherford says, 'Katy versus culture'; editor says, 'Amen'	Believes that at TC, culture doesn't come naturally. You can't get culture here.
2	Thirteenth year to high school	Would include vocational education.
3	Ruggless, Aschenbrenner win bridge tourney
3	The Greek Rendezvous	News from campus fraternities and sororities.
3	Vogt selects assistants	List of Bartlett Hall committee chairs.
3	Plan Spring Fling for April 15
3	Representative attend Pi Tau Phi dance	Theme was World's Fair.
3	Red Sievers plays for prep prance	For freshmen dance.
3	Phi Sigma Phi has Easter breakfast	Hosts representatives of other sororities.
3	Russell Baum to play original compositions
3	Art League calls special meeting	Will promote art in schools.
3	Rainbow members hostesses to Waterloo chapters	Description of their program.
3	Four musicians present senior recitals Tuesday	Concert programs.
3	Timely Tid-Bits	News on and around campus.
3	Gloves for thought	Colored gloves add a touch to your ensemble.
4	Thirteen major awards are given	Out of thirteen major awards, ten were given to basketball players and three to wrestlers.
4	Teachers Relays being planned	For the eighteenth consecutive year, TC will host northeast Iowa's outstanding track meet when the TC relays are held here.
4	Track Topics	National A. A. U. championships held in New York City. This was the biggest indoor track classic of the year.
4	Gridders in spring drill	Football early practices are beginning. This will give a chance for the coaches to size up the squad and to work with the new squad members.
4	Track team holds 34 marks	TC athletes hold a total of 34 records as the 1939 track season begins.
4	Relays queen	The "I" Club has to pick a queen to preside over the relays.
4	Waterloo wins tournament	Waterloo team won five games to take the title and end Boone's three-year reign as champion.
4	New men challenge veterans	Whitford worked his baseball men at a drill. He will decide who will make the starting line up for the game against Iowa State Cyclones in Ames.
4	Sports banquet to be held May 24	Will distribute athletic awards.
4	Jenkins in Texas relays	Jenkins, distance runner will be traveling. He competed before an crowd of eight thousand fans.
4	Thinclads prepare for Grinnell	Outdoor track season is ready. Coach Dickinson has won ten championships throughout the years.
4	Freshman baseball	There are about forty freshman baseball players who have been taking outdoor workouts. They are trying to get into shape for more intense work later.