College Eye — July 26, 1935

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Some collect 'em; he enjoys them	Professor Lillehei enjoys his stamp collection.
1	Coming exhibit to show work of publications	Board of Control of Student Publications will mount exhibit.
1	Parrott attends Vermont school	Studying at Vermont School of the Dance.
1	Old South Hall remodeled into small assembly	Old Gilchrist Hall chapel is being remodeled; stained glass windows will be removed; project will cost $6000.
1	Samuelson honored at dinner party in Des Moines July 25	Sponsored by ISTA.
1	Porcupine's quill and ticker tape tell traveler's tale	Lillie Anderson has souvenirs of her extensive travels.
1	College to aid music program of Bible meet; symphony orchestra, glee clubs, college choir are listed	Several groups will perform at the Cedar Falls Bible Conference.
1	College high school Honor Roll released	List of names.
1	Chapel dispensed in deference to Bible Conference
1	Burch to meet Orr for crown	Intramural golf title is to be determined.
1	Singers draw largest audience from here	Performance by Piney Woods School group earns $157.
1	Highs and lows of domesticity charted in 'Love and Geography'; blend of laughter and tears in Scandinavian comedy-drama	Review of the play.
1	Teacher needs tact, Miss Paine says at forum	Excerpts from address by Olive Paine.
1	Five survive faculty golf meet to date
1	Gladice Sears develops new theory for teaching typing; Plainfield high freshmen hundred percent typists	Advocates introduction of keyboarding skills classes early.
1	Xylophonist next music hour soloist	Shirley Oeser will perform.
1	Students studious in spite of heat, librarian proves	Over 32,000 books checked out in June.
1	Dr. Frank Clapp is speaker for Commencement; is worker in standardized and self-marking tests	Profile of Frank L. Clapp.
1	Education In The News	News and issues from college campuses across the United States.
2	"Our teacher, she said--"	Teachers need to make a good impression on parents.
2	Needed--a laboratory course in getting and keeping a job	To keep a teaching position, one must fit well with the community or be voted out of the district.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Decline of murder as an art laid to lack of intelligence	Asserts that murder has lost its meticulous beauty.
2	Campuses From Coast to Coast	News from campuses around the United States.
3	Miss Anna R. Wild honored by buffet luncheon in Alcove	Celebrated her birthday.
3	Farrell, Smith voted as best speakers by Kiwanis in Waterloo	Group of four speaks to club.
3	Picnic honoring R. W. Harbeson displays talent	Social Science faculty have fun at picnic.
3	Staff members leave tomorrow on western trip	Will visit South Dakota and Wyoming.
3	Branch Briefs	News from the Branch Summer School.
3	July, with its weddings, has high average in news; many entertain	Campus social calendar.
3	Beery, Menjou star in new college movie	Will show "The Mighty Barnum".
3	Writers' Club picnic in alcove following mezzanine meeting	Members read from their work.
3	Youngest freshman turns interests to trains, grammar	Nursery school student discovering new interests.
3	Margaret L. Riggs to wed Oran Allen August sixteenth
4	"Little red school house" explained	Professor Todd explains the phrase "little red school house".
4	"Hooray For Love" is feature at Iowa
4	Ferguson wins in magazine contest	Jessie Ferguson wins prize for identifying quotations.
4	Mohrmen defeat Fiester nine 11-8	Mohr's kittenball team champions over Fiester's and Frost's teams.
4	Women's Sports	Discusses last week's canoeing class activities.
4	Book exhibit deals with photography
4	Mohr leads at half-way mark; first half of split season completed in kittenball league	Statistics so far for kittenball: Mohr 3-0, Axmear 2-1, Frost 1-2, Fiester 0-3.
4	Pedagogue turns poet and records children's actions	Juanita Hess writes poems about her young students.
4	Papa Hickok loves that buzzing sound	Ruth Ransom has eleven cousins whose first name begins with the letter Z.
4	Teachers College well represented on city net team	Students participate in city-wide tennis tournament.
4	Tutor football outlook seems fair for 1935; eighteen lettermen are expected to return this fall	Assessing Panther football team for coming year; photos.