College Eye — August 1, 1930

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Eastern students will speak on world peace	J. W. Blythe and R. E. Maxwell will speak.
1	Chippy, the sparrow, knows which side his bread is buttered on	Power Plant employee Art Huxsol make friends with sparrow.
1	Free tuition is Kappa Delta Pi scholarship offer	Offers scholarship to junior or senior with leadership skills, excellent academic performance, and good character.
1	College equipment is valued at two and a half million
1	When President Latham yells "Fore" he means it	President Latham's tee shot kills a gopher.
1	Kurtz reconsiders and decides to stay at teachers college	Withdraws resignation; will not go to Humboldt State Teachers College.
1	Which, when, and how of tea tables shown Monday	Lou Dillon will present short play on social graces.
1	All departments rush final work on fair exhibit; life, color, and motion to feature extensive display of college activities	Description of the Iowa State Fair exhibit.
1	Many universities and foreign schools use Currier-Watson book	Professor Watson's math book is popular.
1	Assembly Tuesday	E. Webb Samuel will speak.
1	Roy Abbott is on the trail of Gold Diggers	Professor Abbott studies wasps.
1	Five freshmen and two sophomores made straight A's last term	Roster of those who made excellent grades.
1	Stop, look, and read	Urges support of College Eye advertisers.
1	Hypothetical case in world government settled by class	Professor Robinson's class stages mock international dispute.
1	College Symphony presents artistic and interesting program	Performance review.
2	Everybody talks about weather editors call for initials	Weather is the topic; glad that Professor Kurtz will be staying on the faculty.
2	W. H. Gemmill	W. H. Gemmill visited Professor Gemmill.
2	Results of the first round	Results of women's tennis tournament.
2	Buddy up	Professor White initiates buddy system for swimming.
3	Plans for oratory contest completed	Professor Brindley announces competition schedule.
3	Girls' baseball	Contest results.
3	Black Hawk traveling library	Black Hawk County will have three thousand books available to rural teachers.
3	Six brothers go to school here	At least one of the Collins boys has been in school at ISTC each term since 1919; photo.
4	Man lost in women's dormitory Friday night	Visiting bandsman gets lost in Bartlett Hall.
4	Style show	To be held in Auditorium.
4	Lutherans sell tickets to help pay for home	Seeking to raise money for Lutheran Student Center.
4	A display	Art books and supplies on display.
4	Science bulletin is now a twelve page booklet	Bulletin is sent to all Iowa high schools.
4	A graduate voice recital	Doris Young will perform in voice recital.
4	Betas avoid crowd by building own Tom Thumb course	Alpha Theta Beta builds miniature golf course.
5	Theresa Wild	Will spend the remainder of the summer with her sister Monica.
5	Marguerite Uttley	Accompanied four members of the music department to Chicago for the weekend.
5	Professor and Mrs. Irving H. Hart	Will drive to Castine, Maine, to give a series of lectures on rural education.
5	The main feature of the Lutheran Student Association meeting	The Reverend H. W. Siefkes spoke.
5	The county group	Boone, Dallas, Guthrie, and Madison Counties participated in a theater party.
5	G. W. Walters	Will be the guest of honor at a dinner hosted by the Pi Beta Alpha sorority.
5	Frances Carlson	Visited Cedar Falls; teaching in Randolph, Iowa.
5	Thirty years ago the square dance	Square dance and sport dance will be combined at the party at the Alpha Delta Alpha fraternity.
5	Twenty-eight physical education majors and department instructors	Summer picnic held at Beaver Junction.
5	Henrietta Thornton	Honored at a buffet supper given by her art students.
5	Bad weather doesn't stop social affairs	Pi Beta Alpha held breakfast in the old gymnasium instead of outside.
5	If one doesn't have a garden	The Women's Gymnasium will hold the senior party.
5	Dean and Mrs. Leslie I. Reed	Dinner held in honor of their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary; roster of guests.
5	The members of the senior class	Held a breakfast followed by a business meeting.
5	The graduates will be honored	President and Mrs. O. R. Latham will host a reception.
5	Preparations for stunt night and Commencement are on	County groups prepare for stunt night.
6	Kappa Delta Pi will initiate twenty-three	Roster of initiates.
6	Bright days ahead for Eye reporters	Light fixture saved from scrap pile.
6	Dick, campus laborer, was a race horse once	Campus workhorse has performed well over his life.
6	Fred Schmidt	Fred Schmidt was sick.