College Eye — June 6, 1931

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1 Four students get staff positions on year book Roster of Old Gold staff members.
1 Twenty-one instructors get leaves; majority to pursue further graduate study during 1931-'32 academic year; action of state board Roster of faculty who will take or are returning from leaves.
1 Funeral services are held for Louise M. Mechaelsen Died May 25, 1931, after becoming ill with infected tonsils.
1 Delia Kolling undergoes operation Saturday Had mastoid operation.
1 Mendenhall studies; Bender takes place as department head Several men's physical education faculty taking graduate study; photo.
1 Dr. Latham speaks, gives degrees and diplomas, to nearly 500 grads Excerpts from Commencement address.
1 Cole takes Robinson's post July 1, veteran official ends long period of service as superintendent of the buildings and grounds James Robinson will supervise upkeep of campus and janitorial service; profile of E. E. Cole.
1 Wild heads women's P. E.; has taught here since 1913; made acting head in 1918 Profile of Monica Wild.
1 Dorm lists forecast standard enrollment About same numbers on Bartlett Hall waiting list.
1 Departments will combine in September; Department of Education and Rural Department will be consolidated for greater economy Martin Nelson will head combined department.
1 Dramatists present three productions in summer term Will perform re-run of "Enchanted April" as first presentation.
1 Dozens of pale pickles are devoured as Hayes wins five dollar wager Cook eats thirty-one pickles on bet.
1 Functions for summer begin; reception for students to be given by faculty Friday evening Entertainment or amusement planned for every evening.
2 Orchestra Club to hold first meeting Tuesday Organized by Professor Hill.
2 Untitled Kappa Phi had autograph party.
2 Untitled Kappa Theta Psi had dinner.
2 An opening number New staff explains changes in paper's layout.
2 Untitled YWCA cabinet holds picnic.
2 Untitled Kappa Theta Psi has picnic.
3 Teachers score in four events with five men at Drake Tutor men win high places at track meet hosted by Drake.
3 Golfers finish with state meet over Ames course Results from golf meet in Ames posted.
3 Tutors lose final fracas to Michigan Tutors lose last game of season to Western State Teachers College, 6-2.
3 Frosh make good marks in sports for whole year Freshman athletes have good showings in baseball and track this season.
3 Whitford has strong squad back in fall; fourteen lettermen return for 1931 grid team; yearlings strong Prospects for 1931 football team.
3 Berg Trophies awarded to Heintz and Stapley as most valuable men; Heintz also voted the best all-around athlete and scholar Wayne Heintz and Keith Stapley receive MVP awards for baseball and track, respectively.
3 Tutors again win conference meet; three marks fall Track team breaks three records while winning conference honors.
3 Sweater awards made by athletic council Letter winners for baseball and track listed.
3 Xanhos dethrone Chis in annual school meet Xanho fraternity wins intramural track meet.
4 First officers of math honorary fraternity are installed by Ira Condit List of charter members of Kappa Mu Epsilon.
4 Untitled Urges subscription to summer College Eye; $.75.
4 Seventeen students, six professors initiated into honorary music order List of charter members of Phi Mu Alpha.
4 Six professors and ten students initiated into new geography frat List of charter members of Gamma Theta Upsilon.
5 Chicago artist takes place of Miss Freeman at start of fall term Profile of Ralph Squires.
5 Students scramble when bell tolls out song of free Old Golds for two Rush to Old Gold office for free yearbooks.
5 Training School Play Day Enjoy pageant, May pole, and track meet.
6 New course in speech corrections is offered during summer term Professor Berkstresser will offer course.
6 Placements now total four hundred and nine Roster of those who found jobs.