College Eye — June 6, 1934

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Ping pongers win cows, a horse, etc.	Students have fun playing table tennis.
1	Aldrich is winner in essay contest	Robert Aldrich wins national essay contest.
1	Leisure hours begin Sunday; musical offerings by Kurtz, Barker, Freeman open new schedule	Performers and their programs.
1	First rec dance is to be held Monday
1	Official notice	New students must take placement tests.
1	Summer session activity program inaugurated for teachers college campus; schedule of events opens with registration tea today	Schedule of summer session recreational activities.
1	Athletic program is announced by White	Previews women's intramurals for summer.
1	New staff takes charge of paper with this issue
1	Assembly held to fete year's best athletes; forty varsity letters and thirty numerals are given	List of letter and award winners.
1	Violin class hears itself in records	Professor Hill's class records itself and listens for ways to improve.
1	Commencement exercises top grads' program; Latham gives graduation address to spring class of '34	List of graduates; description of ceremonies.
1	National Press awards Purple Pen high honor	By National Scholastic Press association.
1	Annual for '34 distributed on campus Friday; secrets divulged as names of campus celebrities are made known	Beauty and popularity winners will be revealed.
1	Changes mark academic year as outstanding; Nelson is faculty dean; college holds first formals	Survey of important events of 1933-1934.
1	"The Perfect Alibi" is success despite heat, lagging action; artistic interpretations by capable cast hold interest	A review of the play "The Perfect Alibi."
2	Campuses from Coast to Coast	News from campuses around the United States.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	"Education for a new day"	Excerpts from President Latham's Commencement address.
2	Why are critics?	Teachers do not perform as well under poor conditions.
2	Cultural collar buttons	Dentist and plumber do not add culture to life.
3	Methodists journey to Lake Minnetonka for June convention	Kappa Phi members will attend meeting.
3	Thompson-Considine marriage announced	Margaret Thompson married Ralph Considine.
3	Untitled	Many visited campus during Commencement.
3	Untitled	A. C. Fuller attended conference in Washington, D. C.
3	Byerly is honored at Pi Theta Pi picnic	Helen Byerly wins scholarship.
3	First church service will be held June 10
3	Summer term society calendar opens today at registration tea	Campus social calendar.
3	Local Phi Chi Delts plan trip to meet at Minnesota lake	National Council will meet at Lake Minnetonka.
3	Cummins is honored by religious groups	Mary Ellen Cummins has served the Wesley Foundation for six years.
3	Alpha Chi's spring dance held Friday
3	Purple Arrow elects Alberta Clausen as new 1934 president	List of officers.
4	Representatives will attend YWCA camp	Four women will go to Lake Geneva.
4	Kindergarten Club goes to Fairyland
4	Mr. Richman speaks at student vespers	Speaks on classical music and jazz.
4	Graduates return for alumni dinner	Members of Class of 1909 honored.
4	White is hostess to Greek-letter women	Professor Gilbert addresses group.
5	Cram will attend Washington meet as Iowa N. E. A. head
5	Commons is scene of W. A. A. banquet
5	Intramural meets slated for summer	Will golf and tennis tournaments for men.
5	Kirkpatric talks on Boulder Dam project
5	Orchestra Club notice	Seeking new members.
6	Panthers win seventh state track honors; Wesleyan is slow second to point-garnering Tutors	Only two new records set at conference meet.
6	Panther teams attain success in spring term; Dickinson, Baker develop Iowa Conference track champions	Track, baseball, and tennis teams very successful this year.
6	Varsity trackmen nose out freshmen	The best varsity men not allowed to compete in this meet.
6	Tutors drop hard fought battle to Upper Iowa nine	Tutors lose last game of season, 4-3.
6	Des Moines preps win tennis meet	High school teams meet at ISTC to battle it out.
6	Reeves works way to Iowa net finals in annual contest	Tutors do not prevail at tennis match.