College Eye — June 5, 1935

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Science department, athletics, publications, dramatics, make forward strides in past year; retirement of Dr. Begeman is major change in science group	Summary of the 1934-1935 school year.
1	Topics announced for forum meets	Roster of speakers and their topics.
1	Well rounded social program for summer term students includes variety of activities; registration tea, faculty-student reception held today	Quick sketch of summer activities.
1	Logan is soloist at next Sunday chapel
1	Finlayson to edit student handbook	Will include general information about policies and student organizations.
1	'Get Personality,' Nollen cautions budding Tutors	Excerpts from Commencement address by John Scholte Nollen.
1	Summer leisure program planned	Several faculty members will be featured.
1	Jernegan gives views concerning Chicago U. plan	Speaks on limited admissions policy.
1	Liver lunch followed by bath gives Nancy Newt fresh outlook; member of the Order of Salamanders tries simple life	Newt living in laboratory.
1	New 'Eye' staff resumes duties; need reporters	List of staff members.
1	Rhythm Rascals to play for rec dance
1	College grants degree to 262	Summary of Commencement activities; list of graduates.
1	Eye seeks new "Ad" manager
1	Variety of books will be reviewed in Summer series	Schedule of reviews.
2	Communist Athletes	University of Wisconsin students, trying to prove they are not radical communists, became riotous .
2	Develop yourself if you would develop others, Nollen advises Spring graduates	Lengthy excerpts from Commencement address by John S. Nollen; photo.
2	P. S.--He didn't get the job	Critical of article written by University of Iowa graduate about teaching positions in Iowa.
2	Campuses from Coast to Coast	News from campuses around the United States.
3	Panther netmen close successful season on courts	Tennis team beats Penn College, 5-1.
3	Alumni ball club defeats varsity
3	"Today's new ideas date back to 18th century"--Jernegan	Marcus M. Jernegan talks about historical roots.
3	Tutors finish great season on cinderpath; Dickinsonmen win pair of conference track championships	Panthers finish fifth overall in multi-state meet.
4	Famous for his ball-playing, "Ev" Scott prefers Ping-Pong; Panther pitcher turns in no-hit, no-run game at Ypsilanti	Panthers won, 6-0; photo.
4	"How are bulletins mailed?" answered for many inquirers	Anna Wild is in charge of the college mailing list.
4	Eddie Cram writes song, "Blind Date"	Published by New York company.
4	Annual athletic recognition day held Wednesday; Klotz honored; Kimberlin, Cheney named most valuable	List of those who received awards.
5	"Earmarks: of first training school discovered by reporter; little white school house once surrounded by prairie grass	Outline of original training school building at corner of 27th and College Streets can still be seen.
5	Bulletin board at Crossroads has new role	Will feature information from different departments on a rotating basis.
5	"Wee, wee, wee!" pigs on campus	Campus School students create marionettes.
5	Cory, Paul attend Robinsonian drama	Watch robins learn to fly.
5	Work of Women's League for past year summarized	Brief outline of activities.
5	Virginia Lawrence crowned queen at campus May fete
5	'At Homes' resumed for summer term	Opportunities for students to get to know the faculty.
5	Coon-Curtis nuptials announced on May 25	Marjorie Coon married Hubert Curtis.
5	Registration tea today inaugurates social activities of summer term	Campus social calendar.