College Eye — June 27, 1930

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Stepladders and Dean's legs get mixed up	Dean Reed hurts leg in accident.
1	Extension school scatters education from KFNF; emanations may be heard by tuning in on Henry Fields between 3:30 and 4:00	Broadcasts from Shenandoah heard daily.
1	Class discusses gov't problems	Extemporaneous speaking students considering government control of light and water corporations.
1	Shod and socked alike, two pair of feet click on together	Profile of twins Harold and Howard McKnight.
1	Old man editorial bids campus farewell	Afraid that an editorial might be dull and uninteresting.
1	From pre-school to college is plan of education exhibit; other department exhibits are announced by state fair committee	Description of State Fair exhibit; will cover forty feet of wall space.
1	Jumps from pigskins to pianos are nothing in his young life	Profile of Michael Klinoff.
1	Story of creation will be interpreted at church Sunday; Genesis not Darwin will be the basis of this interpretation of man's start on earth
1	Gertrude Templeton wins Y. W. membership drive; one hundred thirty new members are obtained during the campaign
1	County exam grind is over once more; three hundred twenty-five took the test at men's gym this week	Three take second grade state examinations; others take first of second grade county exams.
1	Forty-eight profs prepare for annual golf handicap	Early results of competition.
2	Alta Freeman	Will go to Chicago with her mother where Mrs. Freeman will enter the hospital for an operation.
2	George W. Samson	Will drive to Chicago with Elizabeth Burney Schmidt, Naomi Evans, and Alta Freeman.
2	Dr. F. N. Mead	Attending the annual convention of the American Medical association in Detroit.
2	R. W. Getchell and family	Drove to Madison, Wisconsin, to be present at the commencement exercises of the University of Wisconsin.
2	Cecil Kemp	Visited campus.
2	O. B. Read	Touring the Southwest with his wife and daughter.
2	George R. Mach	Granted leave of absence; will study for his doctorate at the University of Illinois.
2	Dora E. Kearney	Enrolled in the graduate school at the University of Minnesota.
2	A new electric blue printing machine	Installed in the manual arts department as well as a new electric blueprint washer.
2	Harold Palmer	Returned to Cedar Falls for the Palmer family reunion.
2	John Schuneman	Visited Effie Schuneman with Mrs. Edgar Schuneman and her daughter; returned to their home in Wyoming.
2	Leland Mathis	Will receive his master's degree from the state college in Washington.
2	F. W. Lambertson	Will deliver an address at Sharon, Iowa on July 4th.
2	Grace Lambertson	Spending a week in West Liberty with her sister.
2	Merle R. Fish	Visited his daughter, Evelyn, on campus.
3	Blind T. C. alumnus challenges fortune selling typewriters	Profile of Lester Lalan.
3	Students struggle "ad astra per aspera"	Professor Cable's students study astronomy.
4	Ban gives editor a good excuse to abandon editorial writing	Banning of editorials is discussed; reward is offered to people who take down expired signs and posters; criminal is compared to a mosquito.
4	Life Savers	Women receive life-saving badges.
5	Sign your name	Women should sign up for tennis tournament.
5	Young swimmers may now enjoy splash in T.C. pool	Training School girls may now use pool.
5	Virginia Avery Gable	Virginia Gable will study with Rudolph Ganz in Chicago.
5	Weary co-eds relax in friendly rooms of dean's apartment	Women may drop into Dean of Women's office to relax.
5	Efficiency is aim of new news system installed by Eye	Reporters assigned to department beats.
5	Men are tooted from last retreat by "fair" majority	Women join the College Band.
5	Ira S. Condit	Professor Condit went to Rotary meeting in Chicago.
5	Music recitals	Virginia Gable, Merle Sliter, and Ingrid Madsen will perform.
6	Mathematics Club	Emma Lambert will speak at next meeting.
6	The Y. W. C. A. house party	To be held at Willard Hall, June 27-29.
6	The members of Sigma Tau Delta	Met at the home of Selina Terry; roster of officers.
6	The staff of the social science department	Planned and carried out a surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tascher.
6	The Faculty Dames	Entertained the College Club.
6	Housemothers	Guests of the Dean of Women for a tea.
6	At the meeting on the campus Monday evening	County group 13 chose the name Potamaria; roster of officers and members of the entertainment and eats committee.
6	The "Indians" or county group number two	Get-together to be held on the South Campus.
6	Black Hawk	Group 7 making plans for a picnic.
6	A wiener roast, baseball, and dodge ball	Will be the food and entertainment for the county group 15.
6	County group number 18	Picnic to be held at Island Park on June 30.
6	"Belijo Cemuco"	County group 14 plans to go to Dry Run Creek on July 1.
6	Meeting of federation of clubs starts materialization of plans
7	Pi Omega Pi	Francis Botsford was the guest speaker at recent meeting.
7	A. D. A.	House party planned for June 27.
7	Pi Beta Alpha	Held picnic for first meeting of the summer term; roster of officers.
7	The Little Brown Church	Irene Fitje married Herman Fuehrer; Bertha Watson married Milo Cotterll.
7	Amy Melavie Van Duyn	Married Herbert N. Breudel.
7	Membership week for the Y. W. C. A.	Officially closed on Monday; program for membership tea.
7	Martin Luther Foundation	Picnic supper held on the lawn.
7	Wesley Foundation	Next Epworth League meeting to be led by Leona Dority.
7	Y. W. C. A.	Old fashioned picnic to be held; preceded by a hike.
7	Westminster Foundation	Grant Bailey will speak at the next Christian Endeavor meeting.
7	The Line	Campus gossip.
8	H. E. Murphy	H. E. Murphy will attend the University of Wisconsin.
8	Tots play for movies	Training School students included in education film.
8	Winner of state radio contest to sing in local concert	Genevieve Hays will sing with College Symphony Orchestra.
8	Theatre features "Ladies of Leisure"
8	Grads to lengthen names by adding advanced degrees	Five TC alumni receive graduate degrees at the University of Iowa.
8	Vivid personality of Gandhi revealed by British speaker; describes Hindu-British problems to students of nine states	Review of work at the YMCA camp at Lake Geneva.