College Eye — July 11, 1930

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Cleland will wear native kilts when he speaks Sunday	James T. Cleland will speak on India.
1	Hikers prove ancient advice null and void and cure wanderlust	Students talk about their trip West to look for work.
1	Students who look and act like faculty members are wanted	Department of Home Economics putting on play featuring ISTC faculty.
1	Dance tonight will be a sports hop; coats not essential	Dance preview.
1	Baxter and Barnum named most valuable men in spring sports	Profiles of the two athletes.
1	Dean visits extension schools	Dean Campbell visited Centerville, Spencer, and Shenandoah.
1	Italian violinist	Enzo Aita will perform; photo.
1	Persistent burglar crashes Xanho frat house three times; men make wild chase with flashlights and baseball bats to catch burglar	Burglar causes uproar.
1	"Two can live cheaper than one" is still open to question	Married students talk about their expenses.
1	R. A. Phillips comes from St. Louis to examine life savers	Photo.
1	What is a little thing like 100 degrees in the shade	Temperature in boiler room is 120 degrees.
1	Famed Aita Trio to present concert here Thurs., July 17	Performance preview.
1	Gemmill earns Ll. B. and resigns from college faculty	Will teach at College of the City of New York.
2	Hot weather is enough to cause enumeration of peeves	Considers golf, the heat, and the Fourth of July.
3	Harriette Egan	Professors Humiston and Egan visited Minneapolis; Professor Van Ness visited Fayette.
3	Teammates elect Heintz to captain 1931 baseball squad	Profile of Wayne Heintz.
3	Iowa U. conference pronounced best ever by local professors	Several social science faculty attend meeting in Iowa City.
3	Pi Omega Pi's will dine in oil station	Decorations around gas station theme.
3	Black Hawk 4-H Club demonstrates aims	Club puts on demonstration in Auditorium.
3	Bertha L. Patt	Professor Patt visited Des Moines.
3	The Line	Campus gossip.
4	Charles Ball	Recovering from an operation to remove his tonsils.
4	Fred Schmidt	Drove to Kirksville, Missouri, with his family for the Fourth of July.
4	Kappa Delta Pi	Jo Wilder spoke at recent meeting.
4	House Presidents	Held regular meeting.
4	At the regular rehearsal	Euterpean glee club elected officers.
4	F. W. Lambertson family	Moved to Cedar Falls from Iowa City.
4	Mrs. Jane Petit	Spent the weekend in Cedar Falls; studying at the University of Iowa.
4	Eva May Luse	Returned from the National Education Association meeting in Columbus, Ohio.
4	The Cecilian glee club	Held a picnic at Island Park
4	The counties Tama, Poweshiek, Marshall and Iowa	Picnic held at Island Park.
4	Watermelon and ice cream	Gathering to be held in Washington Park for Allamakee, Clayton, Fayette, Buchanan, and Winneshiek counties.
4	Pi Beta Alpha	Roster of those formally initiated on July 2.
4	Sigma Tau Delta	Held regular meeting at the home of Selina Terry.
4	Pi Omega Pi	Held informal tea; roster of guests.
4	Candidates for graduation from degree curriculums	Meeting held July 2; roster of officers.
4	Pi Omega Pi	Will hold an initiation and summer banquet on July 11; roster of new members.
4	Wesley Foundation	Edith Cummins is an instructor at the Epworth League in Clear Lake; C. O. Todd will speak at next meeting.
4	The Men's Faculty Club	Picnic held at the college golf course.
4	College Club picnic	Faculty Women's Club held a picnic at Doris White's cottage.
4	Wesley Foundation	Sent delegates to the National Council of the Kappa Phi in Montrest, North Carolina.
4	Yo ho and a bottle of pop	Westminster Pirate Hunt to be held July 18.
4	Grid stars do summer training on brick pile	Two students are busy taking up the brick driveway.
4	Social whirl is on again after four vacation days	Campus activities continue.
4	Students believe in seeing America first	Professor Charles reveals the results of his survey of student travel experience.
5	College Band to play in Waterloo
5	Kadesch discusses promotion of profs	Will speak to local AAUP.
6	First round is over	Results of faculty golf tournament match play.
6	Student directory at store	One thousand copies printed.
6	On with the dance	The five members of Orchesis who are enrolled this summer will get together to work on dance.