College Eye — June 13, 1930

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Thursday's hours short	Due to registration activities.
1	Cradle songsters come back for third presentation	Graduates return for third performance of "The Cradle Song".
1	Census taker makes report after quarterly visit to campus village	Quick look at life in Bartlett Hall; photo.
1	Hobnob with all of Iowa at big reception tonight; Black Hawk people host to all other counties	Will hold reception for summer school students.
1	Only the brave can be reporters	Still seeking College Eye staff.
1	Purple Pen is brain child of story club	History of the Purple Pen.
1	One hundred fifty flock in to teach	Doing their student teaching at the Training School.
1	Instructors now try solving problems	Several faculty will attend social science conference.
1	Athletic Board presents award to Norbert Noecker	Brief profile of Norbert Noecker, recipient of the 1930 scholastic athletic award; photo.
1	Frosh take ciphers as "zero hours" ends	Freshmen take exams.
1	Cecilians elect officers	Marion Bronson is president.
1	"It's all horseradish, but it is well worth it," says Dr. Getchell; returns to T.C. with a Ph. D. from Wisconsin	Professor Getchell talks about his research.
1	Olive Barker sends song from WMT	Presents half hour program.
1	Enrollment mounts nearly twenty-three hundred; exceeds spring perm numbers by two hundred	2270 enrolled so far for 1930 summer session.
2	Myrtle Stone	Professors Stone and Mayfield gave dinner for friends.
2	Extension professor on child welfare program	Professor Hart will serve as chair of session.
2	Mrs. George Schultz	Mavis Schultz will move with husband George to Remsen.
2	Scoop missed by eye reporters in year 1901	B. B. Rice won Nebraska chess championship.
3	Epworth League	Epworth League will meet.
3	Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Seerley	Clem Seerley and his family will visit President and Mrs. Seerley; may have family reunion.
3	A special committee	Professor Getchell meets with state chemistry curriculum committee.
3	Inferiority complexes bother bandmen	Professor Russell says that it is difficult to get freshmen and sophomores to turn out for band and orchestra.
3	Housemothers meet to discuss problems	Consider problems of summer session students.
3	Alta Wilmarth	Professor Wilmarth leads class at Methodist Church.
3	Aletha Gaddis	Aletha Gaddis will lead Christian Endeavor.
4	John Schuneman	Professor Schuneman's father visits.
4	Dr. and Mrs. M. J. Nelson	Professor Nelson entertained Mrs. John Mayfield.
4	The editor's column	Need for someone to remove old poster; the story of losing a hubcap.
4	Life's realities are faced at Geneva	At YMCA meeting.
5	Wants musicians; Kurtz calls for 60 musicians	For the Symphony Orchestra; photo.
5	Dean Campbell weekends in Estes Park, Colorado	Visited her family.
5	College employee married in Little Brown Church	Jean Rolf married Keck Mathes.
6	The Iowa Club	Will hold a picnic on June 16 at the college golf course.
6	The Pi Omega Pi fraternity	Held a picnic at Island Park; officers were elected.
6	Florence Reed	Returned from Columbia University in New York after receiving her master of arts degree in Physical Education.
6	The Wesley Foundation	Kappa Phi hosted a tea in honor of the Methodist women.
6	The sizzle and crackle of frying bacon	The Y. W. C. A. hikers will be going on a hike on June 14th.
6	The Writers' Club	Will meet June 18th in the Auditorium Building.
6	An evening of games and songs	First week of summer term celebrated with the College Frolic.
6	Sigma Tau Delta	Will meet at Selina Terry's home on June 19.
6	Where do you belong?	Statistics on the number of students at ISTC from each county.
6	Reception tonight climaxes week of frolics and parties	Students asked to gather based on their county.
7	The Line	Jakko the monkey, Einstein's theory of relativity, "traction problems," and Prince Carol.
7	World traveler	Franklin Davenport Elmer will speak at CHIC; photo.
7	Christ's temptations interpreted Sunday	At CHIC.
8	Band toots tune of reunion tonight	College Band consists of combined Ladies' Band and Men's Band.
8	Latham to Greeley Saturday	To deliver Commencement address.
8	One hundred twenty-three	123 women have tried out for glee clubs.
8	C. A. Fullerton	Professor Fullerton is busy with choir work.
8	The Minnesingers	Minnesingers tryouts still underway.
8	Where men are men there's a place for them	Description of the Dean of Men's office.