College Eye — August 23, 1935

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Jim says au revoir to gym this fall	James Halpin will retire.
1	Swimming draws largest number of sportswomen	Survey of recreational activities in which women participated.
1	Former student's school ranks high in Rangoon, Burma	Mabel Reid's school does very well.
1	Architectural books shown at the library	Description of display.
1	Livestock class visits Rath plant	Professor Scott's class has made several field trips.
1	Two hundred to graduate this evening; directions for procession are announced for commencement	Description of ceremony; list of graduates.
1	Employment fund is again available	No word on amount of National Youth Administration money that will be available.
1	Thumbs and flies; sees western Iowa	Wilbert Bornholdt makes quick trip via hitchhiking.
1	Plans complete for remodeling Women's Gym; addition to be built for housing swimming pool	Keffer and Jones are architects; project will cost about $109,000, with $49,000 from federal government; basement to be rebuilt; swimming pool built; hope to begin work in spring 1936.
1	Music conference set for February
1	Nursery school is aid in increasing I. Q., tests prove
1	Summer students enroll last week	Enroll for fall term.
1	Invitations sent for conference on languages	Highlights of the October conference.
1	Alumnus writes of first class at Iowa State Normal School; twenty-seven students and four instructors in initial normal	Survey of most recent issue.
1	The World This Week	Happenings around the world.
1	Co-eds' wardrobe problems are lightened by Women's League; suggestions are given for benefit of puzzled freshmen	Advice on what to wear.
2	Can't even fix the sink!	Advocates more industrial arts programs; feels they provide practical knowledge.
2	Should we wear blinders?	Students are encouraged to keep open minds.
2	In summer school, life is just a bowl of "A" students	Students enrolled in summer school are challenged more by practicing teachers.
2	Beginning is half the battle	Even in hot weather, students should make time to study.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Gus unpeels his inner soul for the love of potatoes	Gus peels potatoes with love.
2	Campuses from Coast to Coast	News from campuses around the United States.
3	Campus This Week	News and notes.
3	Women's Sports	Results of semi-final tennis matches.
3	Close of term finds instructors planning vacations; many picnics	Campus social calendar.
3	Church wedding for McClelland, Geraldine Fisher	Geraldine Mae Fisher married Tom McClelland.
3	H. Rider Haggard's "She" plays at Iowa
3	Writers hold final meeting of term	Ramona Teisinger will read.
3	Majority of faculty members will spend their vacations in Chicago, eastern states; some, however, prefer the Minnesota, Wisconsin lakes	Faculty outline vacation plans.
3	Dr. Tascher, family visit friends here	Profile of former faculty member Harold Tascher.
3	V. Ahrens, D. Maxson are married at Osage
3	Crosby, Shipman wed in Clarksville	Maxine Crosby married Kline Shipman.
3	Louise Schepker is park picnic guest
4	Campus This Week	News and notes.
4	Sixteen obtain coaching posts; two-thirds of coaching graduates of 1935 are placed	List of those who have found jobs.
4	Miller, Jacobs, and Frost lead in tennis meet	Results of intramural tennis competition.
4	Geertsma rites read August 20 at Parkersburg	Richard Henry Geertsma died.
4	Construction of ten new Laykold net courts begun	To be built southwest of the Women's Gym; will be primarily for use of women's classes; should be complete by October 1.
4	Frost-Men win final game in league series	Kittenball play results.
4	Backs plentiful on Tutor squad; nine lettermen counted on for Panther offensive	Season preview; photo.