College Eye — June 3, 1936

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Smiley selected as Director of Foods; Hill succeeds Marr	Brief profiles of Mary Smiley and Ilis Marr.
1	Finlayson accepts broadcasting job	In Lincoln, Nebraska.
1	Scholastic awards for next year to Telleen, Bergstrom	Win Bertha Martin Scholarships.
1	Teachers College to offer new course in social science	Contemporary Affairs course will be required starting fall 1937.
1	Roadman addresses graduating class at Baccalaureate	Excerpts from his address.
1	Fry's orchestra plays for "rec" dancing every Monday night
1	Ho hum, 6:30, there goes the alarm clock	Students get used to early classes.
1	Baker dedication held at Commons last Wednesday	Brief excerpts from addresses.
1	Rose Hanson will direct Baker Hall	Appointed for the summer.
1	"Gally" leaves old abode; residing in biology department	Violet Franklin's alligator moves to new quarters.
1	Dean Oldfather is speaker at graduation; "culture a growing thing" he tells graduating students	Excerpts from his address.
1	Bosley to speak at chapel services on Christianity, Sunday
1	Faculty members to attend N. E. A. meeting	Professors Cram and Divelbess attend Oregon meeting.
1	It's home to them now	Men move into brand new Baker Hall; photo.
1	"Sing" series to be college high spot Tuesday evenings	Everyone invited.
1	Complete new staff to edit College Eye for summer term	Roster of staff.
1	Six make final appearance in production, "Accent on Youth"; struggle between youth an age is commencement play theme	Review of the play.
1	Changes made in faculty for summer term; nine departments are affected; exchanges, travel and study in summer program for faculty	Several faculty on leaves of absence.
2	Bartlett Hall to collect pictures	Women may rent prints for their rooms.
2	Welcome, students	Welcomes students who have come for the summer session at ISTC.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	French movie to be shown here	Will show "La Maternelle".
2	Untitled	President Latham will receive students at tea.
2	Grant awarded honor necklace	Dorothy Grant receives Branagan award; Marion Rose receives sorority award.
3	Dockeray takes tests for Ph. D.	At University of Ohio.
3	Lambertson's article is published within May issue of Gavel	Writes on conciliation.
3	Many changes to greet returning summer students	Summary of campus changes and improvements.
3	New Sunday School class to be taught by Bosley and Todd	Will study the Bible as literature.
3	French class gives two performances at Training School
3	First college class has song, prayer, scripture in 1876	A look back at the first class at the Iowa State Normal School.
3	Chairmen appointed by Student Council	Roster of chairs.
3	Yocum, Bogh win archery contest
3	W. A. A. announces officers for year	List of officers.
4	Switchboard has full-time operators	Jean Sloan and Genevieve Ostergard will work for the summer.
4	Writers' Club makes plans for summer
4	Inter-church picnic	Representing all churches in Cedar Falls.
4	Numerous events are planned for summer session	Brief schedule of activities.
4	Fuller attends meeting in Des Moines	For state health board.
4	Activities to undergo transition with advent of summer term	Campus social calendar.
4	Kappa Delta Pi to hold picnic June 12
4	Nelson and Bryan honored at tea	Will be leaving their positions.
4	Marjorie Snell to wed Joseph Lake
4	Charles announces movies for summer
4	John H. Smith is wed to Agnes Davison
5	Research committee will make records	Of child study radio broadcasts.
5	R. Skar receives Ph. D. degree soon	From University of Iowa.
5	College Eye stories no longer "yellow"	Will use different colored papers in editing.
5	Student teacher says knowledge is heavy	Sending lesson plans home proves expensive.
5	Steeplejack dresses flag pole in silver	Worker paints flagpole and fixes pulley.
5	Bel Canto concert given recognition	For living American composers.
5	Sigma Alpha Iota	List of officers.
5	Assistant librarians clip important news for reference file	Process for creating vertical files.
5	Spaghetti-cabbage a favorite dish when Ellen Richards Club cooks it; working man's perfect lunch demonstrated to relief families	Assisting families on relief in Waterloo.
5	Cheney elected to head of Blue Key	Roster of officers.
5	Boy Scout course given this summer	Professor Buffum will offer leadership course.
6	Batting averages	Batting averages for the 1936 season.
6	Panther track team annexes North Central Championship; Tutors climax 1936 season with successful loop title defense	ISTC took first place at the North Central Conference Championships in Brookings, South Dakota.
6	Athletes are given honors at end of successful year in Teachers College sports; Terry Olin awarded trophy for scholarship during four years	Letters and other athletic awards were presented at the athletic recognition assembly on May 27; photo.
6	Freshmen win from Wartburg varsity to close their season	ISTC defeated Wartburg College, 13-12.
6	Sports planned for summer term	Intramural sports for the summer session will include kittenball, tennis, and golf.
6	Blanchard named as leading batter on '36 Tutor nine	Gordon Blanchard holds the highest batting average for ISTC with .474.
6	White, Gnagy enter Central track meet	Roland White and Lloyd Gnagy will compete in the Central Intercollegiate track and field meet in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
6	Tutor baseball nine winds up 1936 season; prospects are bright for winning ball team next year	ISTC finished the season with eight wins and six losses.
7	Monkey family bids campus good-bye; go to summer home	Now living in Island Park.
7	Yes indeed, it's all over now; for women don shorts and wield bats; Doris White explains changing world of activities for women	Professor White talks about changes in women's physical education; photo.
7	E. Rath tries many methods of travel	A complicated trip to Dallas, Iowa.
7	Wilcox's investment brings big return	Professor Wilcox loses money redeeming a tiny deposit in a bank.
7	Lost, found articles await their owners in general office	Description of items.
7	Dr. Nollon speaks to graduating class at Training School	John Scholte Nollon spoke.
7	Life and sparkle in Purple Pen	Survey of contents.
7	Women compete in swim meet Thursday at Men's Gymnasium	About fifty women competed.
8	Alumni dinner at Commons Sunday for past graduates	Class of 1911 honored