College Eye — July 17, 1936

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Curtain rises again tonight for final dramatic performance of "Is Life Worth Living?"; college production presents Irish village life humor, thrills	Review of the play.
1	Mr. Fagan to speak at forum Wednesday	Will speak on reading for leisure.
1	Drinking fountains surrounded by thirsty pushing students	Observations at the drinking fountain; many use it during the hot summer weather.
1	Gilbert again takes charge of classes	Has been completing work on doctoral degree.
1	Lloyd L. Jones, author visits at college, Monday	Textbook representatives in town.
1	Dr. Geiger returns from convention at Seattle, Washington	Gives her impressions of the NEA meeting.
1	"Modern Dance" forum postponed indefinitely
1	"You're Ruining Me!" he shrieked	Students perform in "Is Life Worth Living?"; photo.
1	"Common Things" is topic Sunday
1	Enrollment for second six weeks of term changes	Enrollment declines slightly.
1	Richman resigns; to be director of music in Virginia	Profile of Professor Richman.
1	Campus uniform of "gay nineties" not comfort inducing	Professors Riggs and Patt remember women's clothing from the 1890s.
1	String orchestra will play at sing on Tuesday night	Concert program.
1	Oriental book is to be reviewed	Will review "My Country and My People".
1	Leisure hour held until a later date	Esther Bley hurt finger in fan.
1	Mimeograph room moved to Central	Will be more convenient for students and faculty.
1	Mr. and Mrs. Hart visit Council Bluffs	Will visit branch summer school there.
1	Gary Cooper stars in college movie	Will show "Mr. Deeds Goes to Town".
1	Nine Honor Roll students make straight "A's"; E. J. Corton and Jerome Cross lead list with 20 hours of straight "A"	List of those on the Honor Roll.
2	Children in nursery school keeping cool	Have small pool in which to play.
2	Poets get hot	Poems about heat, written by students in Emma Lambert's class.
2	Heat dodgers	Faculty and students find ways to beat the heat.
2	Resourceful student solves heat problem	Ray Kramer studied outside an ice cave.
2	John D. Gemmill gives impressions of the campus	Also talks about education in New York.
2	A teacher answers	Claims that students do not have the time for "get-togethers" for them to share their experiences.
2	Heat causes decided drop in library circulation	Declines by about one thousand compared to last year's figures.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	"Run from the heat, run" new hot weather game	Trying to find the coolest place to sleep in the hot summer weather.
3	Contract bids are Thursday's diversion	Bridge lessons continue.
3	Reunion discussed, program presented by Sigma Tau Delta
3	Cookman, Markussen are married recently	Elise Cookman married Edward Markussen.
3	Evidence discredits theory that music is sissy enjoyment	Professor Wolfe talks about the benefits of music.
3	Office assistants travel west, south	Vacation plans.
3	Writers present varied program	Speakers and their topics.
3	Former students exchange vows	Irene Lounsberry marries Lester Artherholt.
3	Though summer heat oppresses social life at least progresses	Campus social calendar.
3	Graduate announces approaching wedding	Alice Manning will marry Vernon Kyhl.
3	Miss Myrtle Gaffin goes to Iowa City	Attended Pi Omega Pi initiation.
3	Transom crawling most modern sport	Crawls through transom when she loses key.
3	I. H. Hart will attend conference	Of county superintendents.
3	Primary group holds initiation	List of initiates.
3	Kappa Delta Pi initiates members	List of initiates.
3	Publicity Bureau has busy season	About 365 pages of copy will be produced this summer.
4	Branch briefs	News from the Branch Summer School.
4	Berry champion in golf tourney	Results are announced from the 1936 city golf championship.
4	Dynamic drama of 'White Angel' at Iowa today
4	Munn Whitford, Western umpire, teaches manners	Remembers etiquette lesson.
4	Girls' camp club active in scouting and camp projects	Class in camp and club leadership has been working on projects.
4	Cardinals defeat Giants to annex kittenball victory	Axmear's Cardinals took first place in the kittenball tournament; results are posted.
4	Fullerton, Cory win semi finals in men's faculty golf tournament	Professors Fullerton and Cory defeated Professors Buffum and Merchant in the faculty men's golf tournament.
4	Picnic equipment may be checked out through Mrs. Reese	Provided by Department of Physical Education for Women.
4	Scoutmasters visit at Camp Ingawanis	Learn water safety.
4	Bowers outshined by Shiners after 2 home runs in the sixth	Bower's team defeated by Shine's team in kittenball, 17-0.
4	New swim period necessitated by crowds in pool	Extra period of recreational swimming set aside.
4	Mace takes singles, Berry and Jean win doubles in tourney	Results are announced from the Northeastern Iowa Open Tennis Tournament.
4	Blanchard and White honored in Panther baseball and track	Junior Gordon Blanchard and Roland White received recognition from the athletic control board for their outstanding performances; photo.
4	Splinters --	Gossips about ISTC athletes.