College Eye — July 12, 1935

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Co-eds prepare their lessons to rhythm of the hairdresser; find beauty shop is good place to concentrate on studies	Women often study at the beauty salon.
1	Eight students make 'A' record in Spring term; seventy-one named with grade point average over 3.33	List of those honored; photo.
1	Hearst is elected to membership in Sigma Tau Delta	Profile of James Hearst.
1	Dr. Howland Hanson to preach at chapel
1	Hays chooses Minnesingers	List of glee club members.
1	Band to accompany outdoor music hour next Tuesday night
1	Leisure program to feature Peck in song recital	Professor Hays' daughter will perform.
1	Getchell writes of "Playboys'" cruise	Bob Getchell writes of experiences with his band on shipboard.
1	Hundred-dollar coin is object of hill merchant's penny hunt; makes coin collecting most profitable as hobby	Lester Lalan talks about collecting coins.
1	Comedy opens summer term drama program; Love and Geography to be presented July 25-26 at college	Will present "Love and Geography"; list of cast members.
1	Thompson outlines recent legislation in forum speech
1	Voice of experience dispels students' dream of leisure; spare time for teachers? Ask someone who really knows	Rural teacher talks about her busy life.
1	Persistent robins build three nests on steam-roller	Robins persist in building a nest in a dangerous location; photo.
1	Band employs "lab" technique	Students take over directing to get ready for their teaching positions.
2	Three poems by James Hearst	Text of "Clover Swaths,Belief", and "Fall Plowing".
2	Score 0-0	Favors National Education Association's stance on teaching all sides of issues in the classroom.
2	Problem of the unemployed hobo	Graduates of Hobo College receive their degrees.
2	Bulletin board parasites	Concerned about students tacking up announcements on new bulletin boards.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Campuses from Coast to Coast	News from campuses around the world.
3	Campus This Week	Students attended informal hours at Bartlett Hall; Professor Mayfield returns from NEA meeting.
3	Group commemorates founding of school	In Mason City.
3	Faculty Camera Club displays photographs
3	Dahl, Thomas plan to wed in August	Margaret Dahl will marry Loren Thomas.
3	Women's Sports	Physical activities for women.
3	Garden Club guests at tea on Gaffin lawn
3	Death claims Eva Waters, 1914 graduate	Eva Waters died July 8, 1935.
3	Kappa Mu Epsilon plans Alumni picnic	List of officers.
3	First week after holiday filled to brim with social activities	Campus social calendar.
3	Dean L. I. Reed to tour Alaska	Will visit Washington and Alaska for one month.
3	Iota Eta Pi meet to observe telescope
3	Miss Haight to pour for third "At Home"	Faculty from five departments will entertain students.
3	Branch Briefs	News from branch summer school.
3	Hesse, Hovey lead Writers' Club meeting	Students read from their own work.
3	Russells are parents of eight-pound boy
4	Intramural golf pairing listed
4	Gene Stratton Porter's novel plays at Regent	Will show "Keeper of the Bees".
4	Panther three-letter men	Three athletes earn three letters each; photos.
4	Mohr's sluggers win two games to lead league	Mohr championed over Axmear, 10-5; Mohr won against Fiester, 9-3; Frost triumphed over Fiester, 9-4.
4	Five Panthers earn awards in three sports; Stout, Champlin, McCabe winners of varsity letters	Students are awarded for athletic performances; list of letter winners.
4	Wheeler and Woolsey play at Iowa theater	Will show "The Nitwits".
4	Captains named for kittenball; Frost, Axmear, Fiester, and Mohr are chosen leaders
4	Panther cagers card 16 games; will compete for initial North Central court crown	1935-1936 schedule.
4	Colbert stars in "Imitation Of Life"