College Eye — August 9, 1935

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	"Range Riders" is dinner theme	For graduation banquet.
1	Weaving class will display samples at crossroads exhibit
1	Board fence hides "drinking" parties	Nursery students consume non-alcoholic beverages behind a tall fence.
1	Graduates notice	Will receive Commencement information.
1	Twelve tutors to accompany band on trip	Have been playing with the Cedar Falls band.
1	Cornell play group presents "Taming of the Shrew" last night	ISTC had previously performed at Cornell.
1	Peck to be soloist for chapel service; Bosley will preach
1	Orchestra Club to head music hour program	Performance program.
1	Graduation program is announced by chairman Riebe	Frank Leslie Clapp will speak.
1	De Zouche reads at Writers' Club meet Tuesday	Former student returns to read from her poetry.
1	Events of fall opening week are announced; Commons to be center of extensive program for freshman	Schedule of activities.
1	Lambertson speaks before dental club	Speaks on Mussolini.
1	Coeds to study clothes, meals; fall students will hear lectures on art of living	Women's League will present series of lectures.
1	Music student will give senior recital program	Program for Marjorie Palmquist.
1	Bacteriology class will observe meat packing processes	Will make field trip to Rath Packing Company.
1	"Eye" reporter writes of Fords, high-chairs for city newspaper; Beth Hart has articles published in Mason City Gazette	Quick survey of some of the topics covered.
1	Play Production I to give program of one act plays	Will present "Solemn Pride" and "Moonshine".
1	Strayer to read at leisure hour	Will read character sketches from The New Yorker.
1	Students to talk to Optimist Club	Seven students will perform.
1	Harbeson conducts forum; movies of T. V. A. are shown
1	Education In The News	News and issues from college campuses across the United States.
2	Question of materials a serious problem for music supervisors	Suggests a conference should be held in which music directors can pick out material for the upcoming year.
2	And why not a course in how to use the library?	Believes the library should offer an orientation course to freshmen and new students.
2	Student OK's war on salesmen	Agrees with policy of no salesmen on campus.
2	Education needs to remember it is dealing with human beings	Concerned about students paying more attention to tests than to pupils.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Campuses from Coast to Coast	News from campuses around the United States.
3	Untitled	Elbertine Foss will teach in Mount Union.
3	Honor fraternity initiates members	List of new Kappa Delta Pi members.
3	Kappa Mu Epsilon formally initiates four new members	List of new initiates.
3	Women's Sports	Slaughterhouse Sluggers championed over Campus Cut-Ups in baseball, 22-21; Shillington over Hanson in tennis, 2-1.
3	Miss E. Katherine Lee, Mr. James W. Milburn wed at State Center
3	Faculty of branch school to broadcast	Will offer series of educational talks.
3	Dahl-Thomas take vows at Cedar Rapids	Margaret Dahl married Loren Thomas.
3	Ruth Stetzel weds Craig R. Kennedy	Photo.
3	Rouseau, Richards wed at Long Beach	Pauline Rouseau married Gilbert Francis Richards.
3	Mae Lewis, Ray L. Birkholz announce September wedding
3	Brides wear gowns of Alice blue chiffon, apricot and blue lace	Campus social calendar.
4	Fifteen lose in intramural tennis	Twenty-three players remain in tennis contest.
4	"Spade" Harman secures position	Will succeed Finn Eriksen, who will coach at West Waterloo; photo.
4	"Old Man Rhythm" is new feature at Iowa
4	Jack Orr again wins gold title; defeats Burch three and one in tournament final	Orr defends golf title over Burch.
4	Nelson and Denny are finalists in faculty golf meet	Professors Nelson and Denny will compete for the title.
4	Nichols defeats McNabb to win city net crown; takes five-set marathon after losing first two sets	Nichols wins city-wide tennis tournament; Tye wins over Lindberg for women's title.
4	Mohr-men keep up hot pace in diamond league	In kittenball, Mohr beats Axmear, 6-5; Axmear wins over Fiester, 4-2.
4	Branch Briefs	News from the branch summer schools.
4	Guard material outstanding on Panther eleven; "Dutch" Schulz heads list of eight promising candidates	Football guards are strengths of upcoming team; photos.