College Eye — July 1, 1925

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Notice	Women will not need permission slips to leave campus over the Fourth of July holiday unless they are not going home.
1	The Fourth of July	Poem about the Revolutionary War; honoring USA and freedom.
1	My country's freedom	Poem about the good qualities of the USA.
1	Former student inspires listeners in two fine talks; Huget explains the great desire	Excerpts from address by J. Percival Huget.
1	"Father and Dad" is unique play; Miss Maclaren takes the roll of eleven people	Review of play "Father and Dad"; photo.
1	Department heads speak in chapel; new plan for chapel started last Friday	Department heads will speak on Mondays and Fridays; Professor Fullerton will present music on Wednesdays; excerpts from addresses by Professors Condit and Lynch.
1	Geneva delegates give views on the value of this camp; men praise the fellowship that exists	Delegates tell what the experience meant to them.
1	Women life savers give demonstration; give instruction in the use of a canoe	Students demonstrate appropriate water safety conduct.
2	Judge not	Uses Bible verse to encourage readers not to judge others.
2	A bouquet of eyelets	Poems and quips submitted by campus members
2	A thought on the Geneva conference by one who was not there	Criticizes the men who attended the Geneva Y.M.C.A conference for asking to make up their schoolwork.
4	Philo	Enjoyed program; schedule of performers and their work.
4	Bartlett Hall party	Went to Island Park.
4	Slifsgard-Moon	Berniece Slifsgard married Glenn Moon.
4	Shoup-Hollingsworth	Jennie Shoup married R. R. Hollingsworth.
4	Y. M. gospel team	A group of men conducted a service in Waterloo.
4	Sunday service	Judge F. F. Faville will speak.
4	Fisher--Fottral	Bertha Fischer married James Fottral.