College Eye — July 13, 1927

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	August graduates	Should order announcements.
1	Smilin' Through	Preview of the play.
1	Orchestra to give concert on July 20; fifty piece orchestra to entertain auditorium	Performance program; Professor Barker will also perform.
1	Sunday services	Royal J. Montgomery will speak.
1	Beg pardon	Campus Placement Bureau is still very much alive.
1	Faculty golf stars are near finals; third round is nearly finished with eight professors going strong	Results of recent play.
1	Join the O. T. T.'s	Attempting to raise money for the Campanile; still need about $4000; photo.
1	Community church committee at work	Planning for Sunday School.
1	Faculty and glee clubs entertain; musical program is successful	Performance program.
1	Chi-Xanho win	Intramural baseball results.
1	August graduates	Should order announcements.
1	Y. M. staff announced; look for big year in 1927	Roster of officers; purposes of the organization.
2	Beg pardon	Campus Placement Bureau is still very much alive.
2	First dance is marked successful
2	New books	New books added to the library.
2	Chaney adds new portrait to his amazing gallery; reaches heights of his career as a fighting sergeant in "Tell it to the Marines"	Preview of "Tell it to the Marines."
2	Sills denies story; says he wasn't prof.; actor punctures tale of being ex-college professor at Chicago	Preview of "The Sea Tiger."
2	A book a week	Review of "Out of the Sea" by Don Marquis.
4	Travel college is organized; to visit 22 states	Will travel and camp around the nation.
4	Questions on conduct	Encourages current teachers and future teachers to be hypocrites.
6	Musicians and their jobs
6	Who's Who at Teachers College	Profile of S. A. Lynch; photo.
6	Less drinking on campus	Only about 5% admit to drinking even occasionally.
7	Miss Rait	Studying for her master's degree at Columbia University.
7	Ernestine Leese	Visited friends on campus.
7	Supt. Mac Dougall of Scobie, Montana	Visited campus to conduct interviews; Supt. James of Outlook, Montana, and Supt. Dethlefs of Whitehall, Montana, also visited to interview prospective teachers.
7	Dr. Geo. A. Underwood and wife	Visited Cedar Falls.
7	Pearle Strohecker, Jr.	Accepted a teaching position in Green River, Wyoming.
7	President Seerley	Called to Des Moines.
7	George Freshwaters	Accepted position to teach in Westchester.
7	Miss Clara Mast	Spending the summer at her home in Cedar Falls; teaching in Toledo next year.
7	Mr. Schneider	Working at the University of Wisconsin for the summer.
7	Miss Peterson	Returned to her home in Loda, Illinois; Mary Caldwell will take her place.
7	Mathematics Club	Professor Paul spoke on tests and measurements.
7	Positions	Roster of students who had found jobs.
7	Tennis tourney entrees close; all men must sign up this week
8	Miss Peterson	Returned to her home in Loda, Illinois; Mary Caldwell will take her place.
8	The Big Four	Program for recent joint literary society meeting.
8	Chi Pi Theta	News about members and activities.
8	Y. M. C. A.	Several meetings planned for the summer.
8	Hamilton Club	Program for upcoming meeting.
8	Catholic Student Association	Reception held in honor of the Reverend T. W. Drumm.
8	The Big Four	Program for recent joint literary society meeting.
8	Y. W. C. A.	News about activities and members.
8	Kappa Delta Pi	Regular meeting held; plans for initiation.
8	Alpha Delta Alpha	News about members.
8	Bartlett Hall girls picnic at park	About 360 enjoyed breakfast and activities.
8	Y. M. meeting Thursday; Prof. Todd to give talk