College Eye — August 10, 1933

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	'Carrying The Torch' will be dinner theme; President's reception will begin graduation activities	Schedule of Commencement activities.
1	Massive inkwell, flower vase to conceal microphones at stadium; Edward Wiler, John Swope build broadcasting system	Description of the sound system for the music festival.
1	Music festival opens on campus; faculty, students, alumni participate in anniversary celebration and festival; two college students are named queens	Lengthy description of the Cedar Falls eightieth anniversary celebration and the part that ISTC will play in the event.
1	College influence in Iowa is theme of festival float	Description of the ISTC float.
1	Tennis tourney semi-finals to be played tomorrow	Competition results.
1	Untitled	Pi Gamma Mu will meet.
1	Latham attends meeting of state examiners' board	Board is working on new kinds of certification.
1	Not one credit hour short, but----	Carl Strand is graduating with an excess of credit hours.
1	String orchestra to give concert; James Henderson will be soloist; program to be August 16	First presentation by a student string orchestra on campus.
1	Former sheriff, speech teachers in alumni cast; tickets for "Children Of The Moon' on sale Monday	Preview of the play.
1	Publication staff members signify intent to return	Just about all of the Old Gold, Purple Pen, and College Eye staff members will be back in the fall.
1	James Brett Kenna of Des Moines will preach here Sunday	At CHIC.
1	Graduation speaker	Fred C. Gilchrist will speak; photo.
1	Orchestra gives summer concert; Edward Kurtz, conductor; Olive Barker is soloist	Program description.
2	Readers' Row	Weekly bulletin of new library books.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Open forum on the certification law	Irving Hart answers questions about the new law.
2	Editorials; an age of new deals?	Teacher's pay will stay low unless united action forces the proper legislation necessary to keep the school teacher's pay on a par with other wage earners.
2	Editorials; she can't mean it	Questions observations of a woman who says that smart women are humble and worship men.
2	Essayist discusses optimism; happiness is dependent upon attitudes, not exterior conditions	Believes that a person can make his own happiness.
3	Thirty attend meet of Writer's Club; for read articles	Speakers and their topics.
3	Riding horseback to school was experience of Wyoming teacher; she lived in sheep wagon when family moved	Loraine Hill talks about teaching school in the mountains.
3	Georgiana Murphy hasn't missed class in college career	Profile of Georgiana Murphy.
3	Personals	Information on students, alumni, and faculty.
3	Joy Louise Wright will present piano recital Wednesday	Training School student will perform.
3	Pi Beta Alpha banquet, sorority parties make up social schedule	Campus social calendar.
3	If you can't find rooms here, bring your own along	Oliver Stoeber and his family are living in a trailer this summer.
3	College sends twenty-thousand 'Which Way' folders to high school graduates; pictures of campus and social activities are featured	Description of the recruitment effort.
3	Last two dancers in Women's Gymnasium will be this term	Henceforth the dances will be held in the Commons.
4	Untitled	Professor Smith released from hospital.
4	Last games on league schedule are next week; three games remain to be played; Lytle's men hold lead	Shroyer won on a forfeit from Fisher; Lytle was credited with another win against Boyles's team; Shroyer beat Loper's team, 6-3.
4	Tutor mentor chats with All-American girl	Johnny Baker talks with Lucille Lund; photo.
4	Cohen and Kelly are featured as seamen in film at Regent	Will show "The Cohens and Kellys in Trouble".
4	80th Anniversary; queens of anniversary pageant	Virginia Philpot and Virginia Streeter are queens of pageant; photo.