College Eye — June 20, 1920

Page	Title	Summary
1	Baseball prospects bright!; good material reports; fans to see best games of year	Will have summer term baseball for the first time.
1	Alumni elect officers	Roster of officers; plan for first Homecoming.
1	Shaw stirs audience	Former Governor Leslie Shaw had impact at Commencement.
1	Students swamp the college	More than two thousand students are enrolled for the summer 1920 term.
1	James Hearst recovering	Has recovered partial use of limbs after a near-paralyzing fall in the Cedar River last year.
1	Devereux players coming; committee offers good program	Lecture and entertainment courses to be held during the summer.
2	Home to mother	Mildred Anderson went home because of homesickness.
2	Better Homes Institute	Conference to be held on eight subjects dealing with teaching.
3	Proctor to give recital	Warren Proctor to give recital.
3	Your friends and ours	News of students and alumni.
3	"Y" holds mix	New students met each other at reception sponsored by Y. W. C. A.
3	Christian citizenship and republic	Professor Meyerholz addressed YMCA and YWCA.
4	Editorially speaking; which shall it be?	Need subscriptions to keep the paper published during the summer.
4	Class play a success	Brief review of "He and She."
5	James called home	Abram James went home because his grandfather is sick.
5	Natural Science; Miss Aitchison goes to Thousand Islands	Professor Aitchison will study transportation systems; Roy Abbott married Miriam Hooker; news of professors; roster of summer session teachers.