College Eye — April 21, 1939

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Expect 500 trackmen at Relays; thinclads assault records	Preview of the TC Relays.
1	Economist appears here on Sunday	Harry E. Terrell will speak.
1	Minnesingers give concert Thursday	Concert program.
1	Kirgis to speak at math meeting	At national Kappa Mu Epsilon meeting.
1	Sophomores tests given next week
1	Paul Engle, Iowa poet, discusses 'poetry writing' Wednesday	Profile of Paul Engle.
1	Scholarship	Seeking applicants for Kappa Delta Pi.
1	Panther star	Bill Jenkins runs; photo.
1	Graduates, note	Should report for placement information.
1	Kuykendall given instructor's post here next September	Profile of Dean W. Kuykendall.
1	Drama department closes season	Final dramatic production will be "Moor Born".
1	As the Editor Sees It	Urges students to take advantage of cultural opportunities.
1	Bronte play heads drama schedule; full program planned for conference	Cast plays in the ninth annual conference. This conference has attracted over two hundred students.
2	One fourth of students have correct posture	Students of health education class observe the posture of one hundred men and women.
2	Robinson to Washington	For AAUP meeting.
2	No heels, bright nails are you qualified?	Don't forget the rural children after graduating and finding a teaching job.
2	Dr. Charles sure of luck with Clover	Cultivates clover plant among his roses.
2	Miller to assist professors at science conference	At Iowa Academy of Science meeting.
2	Thank you	For the help and cooperation received on the Gridiron dinner.
2	Council minutes	Receives report from organizations committee.
2	Campusmacks	Paid advertisement by Mack's containing news from the TC campus.
2	The Line	'News' from around the campus.
2	Publications staff experience helps	Students cite value of work on student publications.
3	Journalists honor Dr. Sage at annual Gridiron dinner	Receives award for most admired faculty member; list of other award winners.
3	Dormitory freshmen sponsor variety show
3	Off-campus girls elect Kathleen Wentz	Roster of officers.
3	Alpha Phi Omega elects officers	Roster of officers.
3	Plan Saturday varieties for Mother's Day observance in May
3	Women's League activities include tea, induction; coeds will be feted	Program for the Women's League induction ceremonies.
3	Art League members to attend conference	On art education.
3	Easter to present senior recital Tuesday	Program for Howard Easter recital.
3	Lecture-quiz loses to discussion	Professor Fahrney conducts survey on preferred method of instruction.
3	Dormitory dance theme announced	Tulip Trippers is theme.
3	Art Guild elects officers	Roster of officers.
3	Pi Omega Pi announces week's activities
3	Faculty Dames convene
3	Purdue dean speaks here	Dorothy Stratton will speak at Women's League induction ceremonies.
3	Five Greek societies have dances	Schedule of social activities.
3	Palmer to speak at last coffee hour Sunday	Will speak on period furniture.
3	The Greek Rendezvous	News from campus fraternities and sororities.
3	Summer fashion patter	Fashions change from spring and summer to fall.
4	Teachers Relay preliminaries begin at 10 a.m. Saturday	Over five hundred high school and college athletes are expected to compete in the eighteenth annual TC Relays.
4	These cups will be awarded tomorrow	TC will hand out these cups to the winners; photo.
4	Weather alone holds up coeds' sports	There are three tournaments for women students as soon as the weather cooperates.
4	Wrestlers win Mississippi Championship	Wrestlers captured three firsts and a second to win the team trophy at Moline, Illinois.
4	Panther nine divides with Iowa State	Panthers opened baseball season with Iowa State. TC won, 9-8, over Iowa State, but the Cyclones came back to take the second tilt, 5-4.
4	Wrestling tourney	All-college wrestling tournament will be held.
4	Grid candidates work on offense	TC football team is planning to make use of its lack of size and man power next fall. Squad has been divided into two teams for scrimmage purposes.
4	Trackmen defeat Grinnell, 7-6	TC won their first home meet of the season; officials agreed to call it no contest because of the weather handicap.
4	Erickson aims at third year of wins	Erickson is the first high school athlete to win the TC Relays events three times in a row. Martin is the only man to hold four records in the relays.
4	Baseball team meets Missouri Teachers	TC will play second two-game series of the baseball season away from home.
4	Eleven men to Drake Relays	TC has the largest squad since 1935 to compete in the Drake Relays in Des Moines.
4	Women don't know the jargon--do the men readers?	Multiple choice test was taken on how well women know sports vocabulary; no one ranked lower than seven correct.