College Eye — June 30, 1933

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Member of first graduation class writes his alma mater desires information about other members of class	Louis W. Pierce inquires about his classmates.
1	Church services to be omitted Sunday	Because so few students will remain on campus over the Fourth of July weekend.
1	Band gives first summer concerts
1	Bradner Gilson is confined to hospital	Seriousness not yet known.
1	Buildings are being painted and repaired	Some rooms being remodeled and painted; exterior painting under way.
1	Bishop Ralph Magee, alumnus, is named Hamline President
1	One hundred-seventy students complete county exams here
1	Grundy Center to celebrate Herbert Quick Day July 4	Schoolhouse will be dedicated.
1	Story of a story traces progress of news from a reporter to pressman	How a story develops before it appears in the College Eye.
1	English students rise with 'Old Sol'	Professor Lambert's class meets early so that it will not conflict with the uniform county examinations.
1	Advertisers offer free show tickets to lucky students	Free tickets to the Regent Theater.
1	Hart is named commissioner; seven Iowans delegated to serve in emergency education group	Will serve as consultants.
1	Interest in newspaper work seems to 'run In Cram family'; father was editor, son is reporter on same publication	Fred and Edwin Cram both have served on the student newspaper; Fred Cram looks back on the Normal Eyte.
1	What's her name? Did she send her picture? Secrets!	New owner of old book writes back to ISTC.
1	Haight invents graph device, 'Mecograph' charts may be photographed; used for display	R. C. Haight has invented a device that will make graphic representations of statistical data.
1	Three women earn 'A' grades for last term; fifty-nine names included on co-ed honor roll	List of those on women's Honor Roll.
1	Plaster work in Commons is completed; general contract is to be completed by July 26	Other interior work remains to be done; should be complete for fall term.
1	Pre-school child has full day of directed activity	Daily schedule at the pre-school.
1	Fullerton leaves to conduct rural Muscatine choir	Will direct six hundred children.
1	English drama; American play to be staged; Theta Alpha Phi to present 'Children Of Moon' last week in July	Preview of "Children of the Moon".
2	Editorials; proper tennis attire	Types of attire to use while playing tennis; bathing suits are not allowed on a tennis court.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Poetry
2	Forum	Professor Fagan outlines his views on the changing English language; says that slang and conversational informality will always be a part of that change.
2	Campuses for Coast to Coast	News from other college campuses.
2	Books	Book review of "Candelabra" by John Galsworthy
3	Untitled	Margaret Jameson visited Helen Bartelt.
3	Slack's son, wife leave for Madison; were guests here	Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Slacks visited.
3	Untitled	Professors Brugger and Terry will visit Nebraska.
3	Mary Anderson, Alice Bradden are honored at summer party	Honor supervisors of intermediate grades.
3	Wedding of Dawes, Knudsen event of April 8 at Galena	Irene Dawes married K. B. Knudsen.
3	Anna Childs, former faculty member, is feted at breakfast	Hosted by Professors Barker and Aitchison.
3	Myrna Dawes, Albert Miller are married at Sac City Sunday
3	Crawford, Cooper at Regent Theatre soon in "Today We Live"
3	Bride of Wendell Dunn is feted at post-nuptial shower	Lola Rowland honored here.
3	George C. Robinson attends convention of Knight Templars
3	Dr. Finkenbinder leaves for Chicago	Will attend several meetings.
3	Watson finds recreation in work; has taught twenty-three years	Professor Watson enjoys his research and writing.
3	Mrs. Myron Wilcox entertains Merry Wives Club Friday	Formal introduction of new son.
3	Student readings constitute second writers program	At Writers' Club meeting.
3	Kappa Delta Pi tea entertains guests, members, June 27
3	Personals	News about faculty and students.
3	Margaret Hemion sings at meeting of college women	At AAUW meeting.
4	'Swimmin' hole' keeps up with times; boys' rendezvous of years ago proves popular as 'Cooler' for college students	Students have enjoyed the swimming hole for many years.
4	Men's kittenball round robin is in full swing; captain Plantz' team wins first game of series
4	Five contests run off in faculty men's golf tournament	Results of faculty golf competition.
4	Commons nears completion	Commons is almost finished; photo.