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1 Choose name for West Hall; will be called Lawther Profile of Anna B. Lawther.
2 Convention is object of Dean Reed's travels Will attend dean's meeting in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
3 Dr. Boothe resigns from faculty; Dr. Reninger is named as successor Effective at end of summer term; photo.
4 Dr. Shafer to fill vacancy Will replace O. B. Read.
5 Eighth trip to McGregor planned For students in Professor Erbe's class.
6 Exhibit of student work is on display in Vocational Building From University of Iowa students.
7 Honor Roll for spring quarter shows larger number of men than women List of those honored.
8 Journal publishes Reninger's article On work of Frank Norris.
9 Notice
Latham--Orval Ray (President of ISTC) 		No class on July 5.
10 Official announcement
Latham--Orval Ray (President of ISTC) 		New women's dormitory to be called Lawther Hall.
11 Ratio situation was once much worse A look at some extremes in the women to men student ratio.
12 Second all-college sing is scheduled for Tuesday, July 16 Photo.
13 Several faculty members to be on extension staff Professors Hake, Douglas, Van Engen, and White will do consulting work.
14 Speech professors to attend meeting Professors Hake and Henrikson attend national meeting.
15 Student handbook will be edited next year by Josephine Faris Booklet will give information about all facets of college life.
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16 Announce open examinations for government jobs Civil Service examinations scheduled.
17 No letters! College Eye has not received any letters to the editor.
18 Petitions are foolish Criticizes the author of a sign encouraging students to sign petitions to have July 5 as a vacation day.
19 Students open hobby shop for summer Variety of supplies available.
20 The Line Campus gossip.
21 Will be no Eye next week Due to Fourth of July holiday.
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22 After a Fashion; shirtwaste the hours away
Huus--Helen (Classes of 1936 and 1940) 		Recommends fashionable summer clothing items.
23 Champion typist at Teachers College George Ossfield demonstrated his skill.
24 Coeds broadcast over radio station Participate in talk show.
25 Juvenile literature valuable to adults Professor Fagan believes that there is good sense to reading some children's books.
26 Kappa Delta Pi elects officers List of officers.
27 Kindergarten-Primary group holds meetings Helen Fauske will speak about her experiences in China.
28 Music groups hold picnic
29 Notice Mrs. Whitford will offer bridge lessons.
30 Peet to address elementary group J. H. Peet will speak on teaching.
31 Third bicycle now available to coeds Available for check out at Women's Gymnasium.
32 Twenty book companies hold annual exhibit On display.
33 Two former students wed Marie Victorine married Allen Hronik; Vivian Erickson married Verner Soballe.
34 Tying classes see demonstration Louis Orr has written on typing skills.
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35 Baseball, track and golf awards given; Puck named most valuable player Baseball player Ed Puck and track runner John Megson received MVP honors; letter winners listed; photo.
36 Downpour dampens collegiate spirits Two inches of rain spoils a Saturday.
37 Freshmen receive numeral awards Freshmen numeral winners announced.
38 Panther DENotations Paid advertisement by the Panther Den containing news from the TC campus.
39 Panther tracksters enter national A. A. U. meet in California TC will travel to Fresno, California, to close their 1940 season at the National A. A. U. meet; photo.
40 Shaving difficulties Baker Hall water turned off for repairs.
41 Softball play in full swing Summer softball schedule announced.
42 Sport Shorts
Azeltine--Ruby M. (Student--1940) 		Briefly comments on several recreational activities taking place on campus or involving TC students.
43 Team captains Bill Sims, Dean Jacobs, and Don Stout, intramural softball team captains, are pictured; photo.
44 Women organize baseball league Plans for a women's baseball league were discussed at organizational meeting.