College Eye — June 19, 1931

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	W. L. Wallace is co-author of workbook in American history	Completes workbook with W. W. West.
1	Tapager Construction Company gets general heating plant contract with bid of $88,666	Will house power plant, garages, and physical plant facilities; parts to be complete by January 1932; other parts will be ready in fall 1932; designed by E. E. Cole.
1	Irving Wolfe will present sacred campanile concert	Will use hand lever console instead of electric keyboard.
1	Eight people sent to Y. W. conference; organizations send eight delegates to student gathering at Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, June 19-29	List of those attending; program highlights.
1	Prof. W. A. Young speaks here today	Former faculty member will discuss European travel.
1	Extension Department will hold classes during fall term	Will offer just about any class on evenings or Saturday if a minimum of fifteen students sign up.
1	Profs attend convention; state conference on child development was held at Iowa University	Professors Hart, Forest, and Luse attend.
1	First community sing held Tuesday evening	Professor Fullerton led.
1	Students are asked to observe parking limit	May park just forty-five minutes in campus drives.
1	County groups get together Monday night; College Band to play from 6:50 until 7:20 o'clock; get acquainted hour will follow musical program	Will organize and begin to plan stunts.
1	Two hundred sixty are enrolled in Teachers College Training School	Provides opportunity to make up work or finish school early.
1	Profs picnic	Faculty Men's Club goes to Island Park.
1	Six women per every man are registered for summer session	1925 women and 350 men register for summer 1931 term.
1	News Bureau moves office; change groups journalists on second floor of Gilchrist Hall	Brings Publicity Department, Old Gold, and College Eye offices close together.
2	Students of natural science make observations of posture defects	Highlights posture problems of Cedar Falls area.
2	A correction	Gordon Sutherland is an assistant professor at Grinnell.
2	Co-ed prexys report nearly 100% for first meeting; discussion on duties and talk by Dean Campbell feature initial gathering	Nearly all rooming house presidents turned out for meeting with Dean Campbell.
2	Untitled	Discussion of economics and how it relates to college students.
2	From a librarian's viewpoint	Problems with ID card discussed.
3	Improved field will greet eleven in fall	Improvements being made to college football field.
3	Dr. Paul gets degree at Wisconsin University	Study there found little difference in effectiveness of 55 vs. 30 minute class length.
3	R. Harman takes 75 in "Trans" golf tourney	Ralph Harman shoots 75 in first round of Trans-Mississippi golf tournament, but misses the cut after an 87 in the second.
3	College dramatics lead way to cinematic fame	Background of actor William Post, starring in a film at the Regent Theatre.
3	Student directories go on sale Saturday	Will cost $.25.
3	Teach success, not failure, urges noted social consultant
3	College Club meets	Enjoyed meal, discussion, and singing.
3	How do senior college students spend their leisure moments?	Three seniors build a sand castle.
4	Maxwell Anderson's 'Saturday's Children' is of modern trend; author is member of "younger generation" of modern native playwrights	Preview of the play.
4	The Line	Campus gossip.
5	Ongawa Players well received in program
5	Dr. Homer Seerley selected as one of Iowa's personalities	By Associated Press.
5	M. D. Eubank will speak on "The Oriental Jesus" in Sunday services	At CHIC.
5	Piano pupils of Alta Freeman give recital Wednesday; Noma Rupprich, soprano, assists orchestral parts played by Miss Freeman	List of performers and their programs.
5	Orchestra Club starts term with twenty-five members; Hill directs	Will present concert at end of summer term.
6	Fest, Cram attend Geneva conference	Will act as ISTC representatives to YMCA camp.
6	Three students get bids to Sigma Tau Delta, English frat	Roster of new members.
6	Dana Campbell earns M. A. in composition	At Eastman School of Music.
6	Eva May Luse will attend conference at Los Angeles; will be delegate of the Iowa State Teachers College unit of the N. E. A.	Several other faculty members are also involved with NEA service.
6	Untitled	Professor Abbott's mother is very ill.
6	Untitled	Professor Clark returned to work after being sick.