College Eye — May 15, 1931

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	City merchants make Thursday "Dollar Day"	College Eye ads will highlight sales.
1	Two hundred three students sign for teaching positions; report given by E. W. Goetch, director, is not yet complete	Roster of those who have found jobs.
1	Commencement week program is announced by Dr. C. W. Lantz	Highlights of Commencement program.
1	Faculty meets students in baseball at picnic	Annual spring picnic of Social Science Club.
1	Three hundred mothers attend Teachers second Mother's Day celebration	Highlights of the Mother's Day and May Day celebrations.
1	Board of Control approves of 1931-32 staff nominations	List of College Eye and Old Gold staff members; photo.
1	Waterloo pupils of six music professors win in state music contest; seven first place winners were pupils of State Teachers professors	Roster of contest winners.
1	State director of vocational education addresses faculty club	Forest E. Moore spoke.
1	Halls from Gilchrist to Crossroads will be resurfaced with tiling	Wooden floor boards will be covered with asphalt tile.
1	Teachers must be "jacks of all trades", recent survey shows	Teacher placement calls for knowledge and ability to teach in many subjects.
1	Old Gold this year dedicated to parents of college students; students wait for fatal bell to ring out appearance of new books	Description of the new edition; to be released soon.
1	Engraved oil can will be displayed in store window next week	Will mark transition to new College Eye staff.
1	Untitled	Professor Eells will give high school commencement addresses.
1	Parking on campus drives to be limited to forty-five minutes	Parking has made drives very congested.
1	New rest room will soon be completed	For women; located in basement of Auditorium Building.
1	Cast of gay spring comedy is announced; "Enchanted April" contains one incident baffling to most urbane	List of cast members.
2	Five staff members and four recruits put out this College Eye in six hours; Eye comes out early because of dollar day; few staff members report	Editor thanks those helping to put out current week's issue.
3	A. W. Van Cleave dies from injuries received in fall	Had been involved in printing and photography businesses.
3	Untitled	Lutheran Student Association had picnic.
4	Freshmen to clash with Mason City Jr. College Saturday	Freshman baseball squad travels to Mason City for their next game.
4	Phi Mu Alpha	Initiation postponed.
4	Tutors preparing for conference meet May 22-23; college to be host to outdoor meet	Conference track meet to be held at ISTC; team gets ready.
4	Frosh and varsity win second place at Cedar Rapids; Coe wins varsity competition, Cornell frosh win	Track team takes second place at meet in Cedar Rapids.
4	Baseball team goes to Decorah tomorrow to play Norsemen	Baseball team prepares for game against Luther College.
4	Five Tutors who will see action tomorrow	Coach Whitford and his five most dependable players; photo.
5	Everybody is rushed to death these last few weeks, including Dan Cupid	Campus social calendar.
6	Cohens and Kellys are in Africa for college movie Sat.
6	Co-ed takes to air; describes experience during solo flight	Miriam Boysen talks about learning to fly an airplane.
6	Blackie fools the coaches at the Men's Gymnasium	R. V. Black outsmarts Coach McCuskey in hunting a gopher outside the Men's Gym.
6	Iowa Club holds big picnic at college golf links May 7	Picnic helps train rural leaders.
6	See Russell Sohner about the Gridiron Banquet
6	Untitled	Professor Tascher visited Rochester, Minnesota.
6	Aeolians give last concert of season Thursday evening; critic praises tone quality of newest women's glee club concert	Minnie Starr's critique of the Aeolian Glee Club performance.