College Eye — August 7, 1936

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Plans formulated for celebration of sixtieth anniversary	Irving Hart will be general chairman; outline of activities.
1	Notice to graduates	Should receive instructions for Commencement.
1	Grandstand to be erected temporarily; to replace one destroyed during the tornado recently	Description of the replacement stadium; $10,000 available now; will be base of permanent stadium.
1	"The Love God" is theme for chapel
1	Rare tropical snake received by nature study laboratory	Arrives in shipment of bananas; sent to Professor Cable, but it escapes.
1	President Latham announces faculty committee members	List of committee appointments.
1	Announcements	Commencement announcements available.
1	Farm burns while Dr. Luse is away	Farm owned by Professor Luse sustains $3500 damage.
1	Dockeray to leave; will join staff of James Millikin U.
1	"Knock, knock," the "goofy" game is here!	Knock, knock game is loose on campus.
1	College movie based on U. Parrott novel	Will show "Next Time We Love".
1	Drama department to give series of one act plays	Projects of play production class.
1	Class recites choric verse	Professors Arey and Buxbaum sponsor demonstration.
1	College Orchestra to give concert at sing Tuesday	Concert program.
1	Campus-wide improvements move forward; seven separate projects approximating $60,000 under way	Survey of construction projects and improvements.
1	Hart returns from Des Moines meeting	Believes Iowa is making good progress in education.
1	String trio to give recital Sunday for the leisure hour	Recital program.
1	Campus School to hold an open house	Kindergarten and primary grades will entertain.
1	But a few days remain for strolling	Campus view from northeast; photo.
1	Rural mail carriers to tour the campus during convention
2	These great days of ours	Claims that the drought will not devastate Iowans.
2	Lullaby of Baker Hall	Steam escapes from the heating plant next to Baker Hall; photo.
2	Charlie, like grandma, frightens staff member while fleeing from justice; but the "J" men always get their man! Cell for Charlie	Woodchuck escapes but is recaptured.
2	Waitresses are sorely tried by the orders given by customers	Waitresses tell of strange orders.
2	"Fifteen bats killed with one shot," claims Dr. Roy L. Abbott now	In search for mammal specimens.
2	Chips and Quibs	Campus news notes.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Miss Aitchison writes of rambles	Describes her trip to Europe.
3	Sioux Club maids to desert campus soon for S. Dakota homes	Club began in 1910; had eighteen members this summer; photo.
3	Gemmill addresses gathering at dinner	Spoke on Communism.
3	Graduates notice	Should be measured for academic regalia.
3	Florence Buckwalter marries Ray L. Helt
3	Westminster tea to honor Minnie Cook	Will speak on work at Embudo Mission School.
3	Bel Cantos are active past week	Held dinner.
3	Sigma Tau Delta to hold reunion Saturday evening	List of initiates.
3	Wheaton and Wood nuptials are read	Frances Wheaton married Wallace Wood.
3	Kappa Delta Pi has educational forum	Several members speak.
3	Primaries plan formal banquet
3	Dinners, teas, music, and studio productions take up leisure time	Campus social calendar.
3	Pi Omega Pi's plan for dinner, initiation	List of initiates.
3	Many historic sites included in Erbe's eastern Iowa trip	Highlights of trip to northeast Iowa.
4	"Golfers even play when there is snow," says Jack Francis	Talks about his work on the golf course.
4	Old Normal Eytes	News from old college newspapers.
4	Sunday School tourney ends; inter-denominational ball team is victorious in tourney	Interdenominational team took first place in the YMCA Sunday school kittenball tournament; results are posted.
4	Bloomer school holds Teachers branch at Council Bluffs now	History of the Bloomers.
4	Women's sports	Briefly comments on a recent camping trip; results of women's tennis tournament announced.
4	To "Can men cook?" the Cassills answer "yes" and prove it	Father and son do their own cooking.
4	DeBoer's team drives out three homers to win	Results are announced from kittenball competitions.
4	Scott, Emmerson in finals of golf tournament	Winfield Scott will face Harry E. Emmerson in the semifinals round of the Agriculture Student's Golf Tournament.
4	Campus cannons now quiet were once not so peaceful	Brief history of the cannon.
4	Exhibit to be held by Campus School	Intermediate grades will put on show.
4	Faculty golfers reach semifinals; Denny, Cory lead	Results are announced from recent competition in the faculty men's golf tournament.
4	Course in flying is offered on campus	Robins learn to fly.
4	Finish finals of city tennis; McNabb defeats Haddox in semifinals; Kadesch wins from Cutler	Bill McNabb will face Dick Kadesch in the finals of the city tennis tournament; results are posted.
4	Blom's fast pitching defeats Vallier's team to win meet	Marien Blom's team defeated Dorothy Vallier's team in kittenball, 9-4.
4	Student loses money trying to make it	Book on making money is overdue.
4	Class to exhibit their prints at tea	Professor Conlon's class will show work.
4	Scoutmasters take overnight hike