College Eye — July 19, 1935

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Writers to hold picnic meeting	Writers' Club will read from works.
1	"The Count of Monte Cristo" plays here
1	Teachers say superintendent real fellow but 'He's no angel'; fifty of Iowa's pedagogues agree that he's a "Grand Guy"	Student teachers give their impressions of school superintendents.
1	Harbeson takes temporary post at University; accepts professorship at Rutgers for coming year	Professor Dockeray will replace him.
1	Hunter outlines labor legislation at second forum	Excerpts from Professor Hunter's address.
1	Lillian Holmes commended for superior acting	For work in drama at University of Michigan.
1	Violinist will play on music program	Norma Sutz will perform.
1	Choir to sing two anthems at Sunday chapel services
1	Iowa history class to visit historical places in the State	Itinerary for trip by Professor Erbe's class.
1	Dr. Scott receives weed seed specimens	Receives specimens from collector near Sibley.
1	Students watch as Earth's shadow covers full moon	Students watch total eclipse of the moon.
1	Palmer to talk about furniture at leisure hour	Students will learn how to identify different types of furniture.
1	Faculty members named in Who's Who	Professors Luse, Paine, and Ruegnitz honored.
1	Student traveling third class to Japan writes of his voyage; Daugherty meets Chinese, missionaries, and professors	James Daugherty gives his impressions of a visit to the Far East.
1	Play set now in construction; "Love and Geography: plot laid in faculty home	Description of the set; list of crew members; preview of the play.
1	Schneider to play for dance tonight	All-college dance to be held in Commons.
1	Review exposes habits of king	Marybelle McClelland reviewed "Francis I".
1	Campanile clock celebrates sixtieth anniversary this year; timepiece had distinction of winning world prize in 1876	History and description of the Fasoldt clock.
1	Education in the News	News and issues from college campuses across the United States.
2	Campuses From Coast to Coast	Happenings at other campuses around the United States.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Essayist would write water poems but she's not a poet	Merle Dillon talks about how important water is to her.
3	Untitled	Elisebeth Brugger visited Dubuque.
3	Untitled	W. A. Young will be faculty dean in Wichita school.
3	Wesley Foundation to present league play	Will present "The Old Candlemaker of Saint John's".
3	Harriet Damborg to head Women's Chorus	List of officers.
3	Lost and Found	Items turned in are not being claimed.
3	College Club host to Dames at tea
3	Women's Sports	Activities and services at the Women's Gymnasium.
3	Administrative staff members plan vacations
3	Letter from Wells tells of teaching in Burmese school	Bridget Wells talks about Burma and working in school there.
3	Campus This Week	Elisebeth Brugger had a picnic for the nursery school; housekeeper of Bartlett Hall went to California with daughter.
3	Miss Lillian Chapman, Orville Orr announce approaching nuptials
3	Women's Sports	Bicycle safety rules.
3	Club class, teachers to visit Ingawanis	Girl Scouts are camping there.
3	Buzz! Buzz! Bees in their bonnets!	Tale of bees attacking two college girls.
3	Fourth graders present program on Scandinavia	Description of the program.
3	Bob Schneider, all-college dance music maker; summer play Friday	Campus social calendar.
3	Branch Briefs	News from the Branch Summer School.
4	Melvin Fritzel signs as head coach at Independence, Iowa	Profile of Melvin Fritzel.
4	Iowa theater shows Alice Hobart's novel	Will show "Oil for the Lamps of China".
4	Carr accepts Maloy position; Panther basketball star to coach in home town	Profile of Maurice Carr; photo.
4	"Keeper of the Bees" is Regent attraction
4	Physical Education Department plans crossroads exhibit	Will exhibit various instruments used in athletic games world-wide.
4	Haddox named to head Cedar Falls net group	Description of local tennis association activities.
4	Sport Shorts	Following unexpected resignation of Johnny Baker, football head coach position not filled; candidates for the job narrowed to three.
4	Baker's position remains open	Johnny Baker was head coach for two years; record was 6-9-2.
4	1934 champion in golf finals	Jack Orr is seeking to repeat as champion.
4	Faculty golfers complete second tourney round	Tournament is now down to eight contestants.
4	Axmear nine wins over Frost team in pitcher's duel	Frost's team tried to come from behind to win; Axmear won game.
4	Mohr-men hold kittenball lead; Axmear second; pace-setters have three wins; no losses to date	Kittenball team statistics: Mohr 3-0; Axmear 2-1; Frost 1-1; Fiester 0-3.