College Eye — June 2, 1937

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Recreation program planned for year	Will incorporate survey forms into programs..
1	School opens at Denison	Nine faculty will teach at the branch summer school there.
1	Noted pianist fills music vacancy	Louis Crowder will replace the late Alta Freeman.
1	Campus School awards diplomas	Thirty-seven graduate from TCHS.
1	This man welcomes you	O. R. Latham, president of the Teachers College, will welcome new students to the college for the upcoming summer session; photo.
1	Commencement play backsets cares of firstnighters	Review of "Romantic Young Lady".
1	New "Eye" staff assumes summer duties	List of new staff members.
1	Early chapel	CHIC services to be held thirty minutes earlier in the summer.
1	New teacher	Junetta C. Heinonen will re-join staff of the Campus School in the fall.
1	Summer term is chuck full of fun; dances, sings, on social event list	Social calendar for the summer.
1	Purple Pen	Won first prize in magazine section of Columbia Scholastic Press competition.
1	Important new bulletins	Frank Brandt and Wesley Pritchard won Bertha Martin Scholarships; alumni attend reunion on campus; Madge Bock will be director of Baker Hall.
1	Graduation Monday closes spring quarter; sheepskins awarded by Dr. Latham	Description of Commencement activities.
1	Charter granted for vocational fraternity	List of charter members of Epsilon Pi Tau.
2	Lamberts give scholarship to honor parents	Five members of the family donate a total of $1000 to be used for scholarships.
2	Summer music	Many musical organizations will function during the summer session.
2	Dances set for summer	Leon Krafft and the Campus Playboys will perform this summer.
2	Likes "Eye"	Author likes the layout of the College Eye.
2	Can you sing?	Professor Kurtz will lead community sings.
2	Forums--	Schedule of speakers and topics.
2	An editor says - 30 -	Gwen Wescott says farewell; tells what she learned; gives her hopes for the future.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	They say	Students and faculty comment on the new streamlined layout of the College Eye.
3	Purple Arrow holds initiation for new members in May	List of new members.
3	Campuses from Coast to Coast	News from other college campuses.
3	Class of 1912 and other old "grads" gather for reunion Sunday	List of those who attended the reunion.
3	Bugs make the food lots better	A humorous look at picnics.
4	Tolan, Moore, Curtis honored at athletics recognition assembly	John Tolan, Ivan Moore, and Robert Curtis received special honors for their athletic achievement at the annual athletic recognition day ceremonies.
4	Whitford team wins against strong Illinois teachers squad	The Panthers closed the baseball season with two wins over Western Illinois State Teachers College by the scores of 4-3 and 8-5.
4	Track meet clash	The Phi Sigma Epsilon team won the intramural track tournament by three points over Lambda Gamma Nu.
4	Winners unknown in eight-mile relay on tutor track	There were inconclusive winners as the eight-mile relay took 4 hours and 18 minutes to complete.
4	Trefzger, Kadesch capture loop doubles crown	Ed Trefzger and Richard Kadesch captured the doubles tennis crown as they defeated North Dakota State, 6-2 and 8-6.
4	Graduates	The athletic programs are expecting to lose twenty-three lettermen due to graduation.
5	Color runs riot in Spanish show, graduation comedy	Review of "Romantic Young Lady".
5	Ruth Rosenberger receives award at Pi Theta dinner	Wins Branagan scholarship.
5	Crawford, former co-ed, now married	Lorinne Crawford married Fred Thomas; living in England.
5	Swing music	College students may be losing their interest in swing music.
5	Campus school continues	Will hold two six week sessions during the summer.
5	The last letter home	Fictional letter home to mother.
5	Sigma Tau Delta pledges six new members	List of new members.
5	Gamma Theta Upsilon	Will hold picnic; list of officers.
5	Condit honored	Gave farewell speech at Commercial Club meeting.
5	Modern bulletin	Students build new bulletin board for Vocational Building.
5	Four weddings of prominent campusiters scheduled within the next few weeks
5	Annual play day	To be held at Campus School
6	Kittenball	Alpha Delta Alpha won its second sports title by defeating the Phi Sigs in Kittenball, 7-1.
6	Tutors down Alumni nine	The Tutor baseball team defeated the Alumni All-Stars, 4-0.
6	6 records gone	Six new records were set as the Tutor track men defeated South Dakota State, 78-53.
6	Tutor thinclads secure second place tie in loop meet	The Tutor track team tied for second with South Dakota University; North Dakota University captured first place.
6	Recognition	Letters awarded to freshmen and varsity track men as well as the freshmen baseball team.
6	Robert Curtis	Robert Curtis and Ivan Moore were named most valuable players on their respective teams.