College Eye — June 18, 1926

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Y. W. C. A boost membership roll	Prospects look good.
1	Prepare drive for community church; College Hill to be given place for union services	Committee of Seventeen has been holding services in the auditorium for two years; now may be time to organize a formal church.
1	Phradie Wells, soprano, delights large audience; Metropolitan Opera artist welcomed at Teachers College; program success	Review of performance.
1	Kappa Delta Pi honorary fraternity given frolic; over sixty members attend the affair	Enjoy luncheon and short business meeting.
1	Teachers College music pupils give first recital of summer term	Jane Corsaut, Gertrude Glass, and Ruth Fuller will perform.
1	All girls should be able to swim declares Miss Sweigard, tutor instructor; teacher declares every community should have a swimming pool	Professor Sweigard offers opinions on value of learning to swim.
1	Macy Campbell to speak on program July 2 in Chapel	Will give patriotic address.
1	Mrs. Walker to address students in extension schools	Will address women attending classes there.
1	Teachers grad declares lurid stories passing; Bess Streeter Aldrich noted writer, discusses present literature	Bess Streeter Aldrich talks about trends in modern American literature.
1	College women superior	Professor offers opinion on why college men and women do not marry as often as others do.
1	Large crowd attends last night concert by Cedar Falls band; unique program given by local musicians	Performance program.
3	Students given chance to subscribe for Normal Instructor Primary Plans
3	Alpha Delta Alpha	News about residents.
3	Entertainment planned for chapel service; Prof. Richman sings on first program	Wednesday chapel will include music.
4	A bugaboo about military training	Gives reasons in favor of military training.
4	You can't measure a person's success	Suggests that you cannot measure how successful a person is based upon his or her occupation or skills.
6	Teachers Extension performs big service; department carries on educational work throughout high schools on the state	Survey of the work of ISTC Extension Service, including study centers, summer school, and correspondence study.
7	Rev. and Mrs. E. P. Frye	Visited their son, Ermil.
7	Prof. G. W. Samson, Sr.	Visited his son.
7	Phi Sigma Phi	Returned from house party; held formal and informal initiation; roster of members returning for summer school; roster of officers for fall term; news about members.
7	Paul Stewart	Will teach Manual Training in Ayrshire.
7	Miss Mabel Gabrielson	Visited friends on the Hill.
7	Miss Grace Moore	Visiting her mother, Cora Moore.
7	Miss Grace Aitchison	Visited friends in Omaha with Dr. Abbie Holmes.
7	Dr. and Mrs. Lindsay Robinson	Visited friends during vacation.
7	Guy H. Andrews	Visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Andrews.
7	Comic strip first to become feature picture
8	The K-I-D party	Was successful; more parties being planned.
8	Miss Emma Amburn	Left to attend the Annual Camp of the Young Women's Foreign Missionary Society and Standard Bearers at Lake Okoboji.
8	Cecil Bogard	Will lead the next Epworth League meeting.
8	The Philathea Class	Marguerite Lemon will host a party.
8	Pi Omega Pi	Roster of officers.
8	Phi Omega Pi news	Several women visited the house; news about members.
8	Wesley Foundation notes	The Reverend Ermil Frye and family are taking a vacation.
8	The K-I-D party	Group enjoyed party.
8	Miss Emma Amburn	Emma Amburn went to YWCA camp.
8	Cecil Bogard	Cecil Bogard will lead Epworth League meeting.