College Eye — June 4, 1930

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Alumni Association of college holds annual reunion	Roster of officers.
1	Record-breaking enrollment predicted for summer term; over one third of present students expected to enroll	May exceed record 1929 level of 2476.
1	Berg Trophy for women athlete won by Grisier	Catherine Grisier honored; roster of other outstanding women athletes.
1	Local music lovers form Orchestra Club	Under direction of Frank Hill.
1	People, here's your chance	Seeking College Eye staff members.
1	Tutor athletes slated for post on coaching staff	Profiles of Dave McCuskey and Melvin Fritzel.
1	New Y. W. secretary begins duty	Jo Wilder will be secretary for the summer.
1	Local columnist gets ideas for articles from study of monkeys	Humorous profile of Stan Wood; photo.
1	Mike Klinoff	Profile of Mike Klinoff; photo.
1	Seniors-sophs elect next year's officers	Roster of class officers.
1	G. W. Walters honored on completion of years of service	College holds program of toasts.
1	Graduation events most colorful in history of school	Review of Commencement activities.
1	Calm of convent delighted audience of "Cradle Song"	Review of the play.
2	Charm and dignity prevail in Dean of Women's office	Description of the Dean of Women's office.
2	Million dollars for new music school at Northwestern University	Professor Ruegnitz attends North Shore festival there.
2	First defeat sets edge on teeth of new mat captain	Finn Eriksen's first defeat and his reelection as captain of the squad, photo.
3	Rosa Lena Ruegnitz	Professor Ruegnitz will study in New York City.
3	Through Fervent Eyes	YWCA will show movie.
3	Cut-raters denied college epistle	Old Golds in short supply.
3	Swapper says	News from other colleges.
3	Head new staff	Pictured are Harland Hanson and Evelyn Fish who head the College Eye staff for 1930-31.
3	Campus journalists form Press Club	Will foster interest in field of journalism.
3	"Meeting life's needs" theme of art exhibition	Description of new exhibit.
3	Baccalaureate sermon urges "strength, beauty"	Delivered by Thomas E. Green.
3	New Eye staff starts work with this week's issue	Brief profiles of College Eye staff; photo.
4	Roger Ranney will head YMCA again
4	The Editors Column	Farewell to the retiring College Eye staff, plans for rural education department; need College Eye reporters; a student enters a convent; students receive honors in a shorthand test, Play Day gets a new theme.
5	Tutors sports leaders	Two sports leaders who will be on the coaching staff in 1931: David McCuskey is shown in his football uniform, and Melvin Fritzel is pictured in his track outfit.
5	Tutors place fourth in Des Moines track meet	Teachers compete in the first outdoor night track meet held by the Iowa Collegiate association; summary of scores.
5	Training School seniors present class program
6	The sophomore class	Training school students presented an operetta.
6	Members of the June graduating class	President and Mrs. O. R. Latham hosted a reception at their home for the graduates.
6	Again the Y. W. C. A.	Will hold a Registration tea.
6	Martin Luther Foundation	Will host a Play Day on the lawn.
6	Westminster Foundation	Encourages Presbyterian students to attend church school classes.
6	Wesley Foundation	Kappa Phi will host a tea; Epworth league will hold meeting.
6	Anne Stuart Duncan	Visiting Chicago.
6	About two hundred fifty	Graduates, alumni, and faculty attended the Commencement party; roster of members of the reception committee and refreshments committee.
6	Ziegfeld's choice	Pictured is Carmen Isaacs, who was chosen as most beautiful by Flo Ziegfeld.
6	Presentation of Cory Trophy high spot in week's society	The V. O. V. Sigma Phi sorority received the trophy; Delta Phi Delta received honorable mention; roster of other competing societies in order of their rank.
7	The Line	Campus gossip.
7	Directs 'Cradle Song'	Hazel Strayer, director of the Commencement play and professor of oral interpretation; photo.
7	Iz Krensky	Iz Krensky wins fellowship at New York University.
8	Desks and swivel chairs for commercial students	Professor Condit describes the new equipment for the commercial students.
8	Summer schools show growth each year	National trends.
8	Junior high recital	Performance program.
8	Thirty-five members of faculty leave for summer term	Faculty summer plans; many will pursue graduate study.
8	They started in--and now start out--together	Helen Curtis, Flora Bailey, and Lillian Enlow have gone through their entire education together.