College Eye — August 14, 1931

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Five are initiated to Pi Gamma Mu, social science fraternity	List of initiates.
1	Dr. Howland Hanson to talk at Sunday worship
1	Gamma Theta Upsilon to initiate fourteen Wednesday evening	List of initiates.
1	Grid prospects promise much, states mentor; wealth of material from both frosh and varsity squads of last year is slated to return	Preview of 1931 Tutor football team.
1	Funeral services for Mrs. C. A. Fullerton will be here today	Music classes dismissed for the afternoon.
1	Sadie B. Campbell will return Monday	Has been teaching at Columbia University; took Ph. D. examinations while there.
1	President will receive seniors; various scholastic groups will be honored from 7 to 10 p.m.
1	Program for last day is announced	Classes shortened; graduates need not attend.
1	Three hundred and twelve are candidates for diplomas and degrees next Thursday evening	Description of Commencement ceremonies.
1	Funeral services for Burnell Crosby are held in Clarksville	Killed in gravel loading machine accident.
1	Work is begun on auditorium; many other improvements are being completed here this summer	Description of the new auditorium chairs.
1	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Untitled	Big Sisters enjoyed picnic.
2	Untitled	Recap of events and construction during summer term.
2	Nellie Hardin and Keith Conklin are married Wednesday
2	Do you patronize the pop-corn stands?	Students go through about sixty bushels of popcorn weekly; now four stands on the Hill.
2	Waterloo club signs Weyant, former Tutor	In Mississippi Valley League.
2	Frat representatives will convene Monday	Will talk about finances and other fraternity problems.
3	New work book in Iowa history will soon be published	Professor Wallace's book should be ready soon.
3	College Club picnics	At Professor White's cottage.
3	George T. Buckley gets position on English faculty	Will replace Phylla Slattery, who will pursue graduate study.
3	Tascher will attend University of Illinois	Had substituted for Professors Gemmill and Robinson.
3	Nature study classes hold flower exhibit	Prepare seventy-five exhibits.
3	Untitled	Pi Beta Alpha will hold banquet.
3	Three men and student would take two weeks to groom grass on campus	About sixty acres is mowed.
3	Profs reach semi-finals in summer golf tourney	Faculty men's golf tournament continues.
3	Bertha Stockard will teach home ec in fall	Will replace Louella Overn.
3	Community singing ends
3	Maxine Kessler and Dan Jensen will be married next Friday
4	Man makes late call, but not for the young lady	Man steals watch from rooming house.
4	Untitled	Professors Riggs and Schuneman are returning from Europe.
4	Untitled	Spring Purple Pen on sale.
4	Untitled	Kindergarten and primary students hold dinner.
4	Untitled	Group has picnic.
4	Untitled	County group holds picnic.
4	New siding speeds up work on heating plant construction; carload of cement is used in smoke stack base recently completed	Railroad siding makes deliveries easier; construction progress.
4	Lynch defeats Ehrhorn for golf championship	Albert Lynch wins college golf tournament.
4	Mavrelis takes tennis final from Reinstein	William Mavrelis wins college tennis tournament.
4	Students talk before Lions	Catherine Gibbons won first place.