College Eye — June 20, 1930

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Monica Wild receives M. A. from Wisconsin	Has been attending University of Wisconsin for last year.
1	Social Science Dept. presents faculty's first June groom	Professor Tascher married Stella Marie Wachter.
1	Adopted son of Arabia will be on campus Sunday; Hadj Ali is also pal of Mussolini Blackshirts and whale fisherman	Appearance of Franklin Davenport Elmer (Hadj Ali) sponsored by YMCA and YWCA; photo.
1	Boop boop-a-doops loop from music room	Reporter overhears students playing jazz.
1	Tutors will dance through the summer	Will hold recreational dances and feature dance lessons.
1	Two minute rule was shattered by Professor Wright fifty years ago	Professor Wright married Eliza Rawstern despite rules of association of men and women.
1	"Herd book" goes on market next week; directory will tell you where to find everybody	Will include faculty and staff.
1	Embryo teachers dance tonight to chortling of Boysen's Boys	Preview of dance.
1	Ban editorials is cry of President Latham	Has little use for dull editorials.
1	Summer advisory board starts things going; plans dances first and stunts to pep up college society	Group named to plan recreational activities.
1	College songsters are announced	Roster of those named to glee clubs.
2	Tuesday will be homerun night	Baseball included in summer recreational activities.
2	Bel Canto Glee Club elects summer officers	Roster of officers.
2	"Ingagi", shows wilds of Africa in picture at Waterloo theatre
2	"Gold bricks find teachers easy marks" says Pres. Latham; president will argue for his two rules of contract till second crack of doom	Warns students against making foolish purchases from traveling salesmen.
2	Interclass speech contests becomes college custom; contests are played in public speaking	Professor Brindley announces establishment of contests.
2	No excuses accepted for ignorance of the ten commandments	Booklet will contain information on campus traditions, behavior, and history; first one issued since 1925.
2	Community singing features music hours	Will meet for singing every Tuesday evening.
3	Newlyweds given royal welcome to city and campus	Students greet Professor Tascher and his new wife.
3	A column of fun from "hold everything"	A humorous conversation between Winnie Lightner and Joe E. Brown.
3	A free lecture	Christian Science lecture.
3	Housemothers rules are on the press	Will publish booklet of rules.
3	Students rejoice as teachers take tests	Sixteen take correspondence study exam; 376 now enrolled in these courses.
4	Wedding bells ring for school Ma'ams	Many wedding announcements will appear in the Alumnus.
4	Dr. R. W. Getchell	Professor Getchell spoke to the Rotary Club.
4	The Editors Column	Editorial column will be noticed at all costs; complaint about the appearance of certain campus buildings; and people advised to take down signs for events which have already happened.
5	Iowa Club claims champ balloon blower	Everyone has fun at picnic.
5	Girls invade Alpha Chi frat house	Old fraternity house is now Adams Hall.
5	Professor S. A. Lynch	Lynch family vacationing in the Black Hills.
5	Harriette Egan	Group will attend Professor Wild's Commencement at University of Wisconsin.
5	Roland Searight returns with an M. A. and old cello	Earned degree at University of Rochester; photo.
5	Bugle calls Boy Scouts to rally	Will assemble for rally.
5	Knowing that every music student
6	Genevieve Hays	Returned to Cedar Falls after receiving her master of arts degree in music and education from Columbia university.
6	Wesley Foundation	Franklin Elmer will speak at an open forum.
6	Kappa Delta Pi	Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Finkenbinder entertained at a picnic; Jo Wilder will speak at next meeting.
6	Sadie B. Campbell	Will host the members of the House Presidents association.
6	C. S. A.	Plans for the summer term.
6	Donna Leigh Speer	Married Alton W. Collins
6	Creative Writers Club	Twenty-seven people attended the first meeting of the summer session; program for meeting.
6	Pi Omega Pi	Roster of officers.
6	L. S. A.	Program for first meeting of the summer term.
6	A picnic at the college golf course	Interdenominational Sunday School will be held at 5:00 in the park.
6	A house party at Willard Hall	A Y. W. C. A. event to be held on June 27.
6	The membership tea	To be hosted by the Y. W. C. A. on June 23rd.
6	Swapper Says	News from other colleges.
6	Everything points toward a gay summer of dances, picnics and hikes	A summer advisory board has been appointed to keep the summer filled with interesting events and activities.
7	Campus will go to state fair; cardboard portrayal of the feature of state fair exhibit	Description of Iowa State Fair display; several departments will be featured.
7	Summer athletics are going modernistic	Recreational periods will be set up; seasons will end with tournaments.
7	The Line	Campus gossip.
8	Foreign children send objects for Red Cross visit	Objects on display in Training School.
8	Rural children fill auditorium with song	Black Hawk County children receive diplomas.
8	Miriam Evans sings over station WMT	Performance program.
8	Abandon fishing and camping for textbook and pen	Professor Luse talks about the summer session at the Training School.
8	Women tee off at Gymnasium Thursdays	May hold golf tournament between students and faculty.