College Eye — June 11, 1937

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Tutor Timetable	Schedule of campus activities.
1	The News of the Week	Comments on national and world news.
1	"What shall we do?" is answered here	Description of campus summer recreational activities.
1	Bosley names sermon topic	Will speak at CHIC on "Toward an understanding of Jesus".
1	Twelve "Eyes" given away	List of subscription winners.
1	Front-page girl	Will show "The Girl on the Front Page".
1	Many events fill students' leisure time	Will include concerts, a play, and book reviews.
1	New books are added to library shelves	Quick look at some of the titles.
1	Red hawks captured here	Professor Abbott and Emmett Polderboer bring two hawks to campus.
1	She swims, but why? ---	Students enjoy canoeing and swimming in Prexy's Pond; pond completed in 1936; photo.
1	Student authors write in studio, contains aids to help creative writers	Project will set up and set aside room for writing.
1	Underwater lights give color to new women's pool	Description of the pool; hope for completion by December 15.
1	Hawaiian finds friendship on campus	Kan Sing Ho gives his impressions of campus.
1	Six to one is ratio on campus now	Summer 1937 enrollment is 1605; women far outnumber men.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Pop corn king tells secrets	Dad Aldrich talks about his popcorn stand and his view of life.
2	Loan requests must be in early	Students must apply early for Student Loan Fund requests.
2	Outing class learns joys of creating	Class has been doing leather work; will now learn to canoe.
2	Snap out of it	Would like summer session students to get to know the college better.
3	Art reproductions exhibited Monday	Large collection will be shown.
3	Education majors reorganize	List of Kappa Pi Beta Alpha officers.
3	P. E. O. meet	Will meet every two weeks.
3	Dormitory gives summer tea	Will be held in Bartlett Hall every Wednesday.
3	Fashion dictates picnic styles; favors slacks for outings	Advice on what to wear to picnics.
3	Peak, Beck to head Presbyterian unit
3	Dr. C. W. Lantz speaks	On microbes.
3	Untitled	CHIC group studying religions of the world.
3	Untitled	Professor Hays will lead community sing.
3	Campus teachers plan vacations	Several will study and work in other locations.
3	Musicians plan music hours	Recital schedule; will also hold community sing.
3	Live alone--and like it?	Sixty women who have single rooms tell why they prefer to live alone.
3	Sigma Alpha Iota	List of officers.
3	Kurtz elected president of Lutheran group	List of officers of Lutheran Student Association; Marie Kurtz is president.
3	Kappa Delta Pi holds election	Roster of officers.
3	Dr. B. E. Boothe talks	Will speak on the contemporary novel.
3	What's Where at the Theatres	Movie theater schedule.
3	Baker Hall elects members for summer council	List of council members.
3	College alumni choose June for weddings	Alice Neasham will marry Homer Miller; Lucille England will marry Carl Bailey; Evelyn Mueller will marry Gordon Shelledy; Lois Dalton married Donald Finlayson, Jr.
3	Old and new students plan picnics
3	Students win state essay meet	Margery Maddock and Lois Hamer honored in State Bar Association contest.
3	Surprises held in greenhouse	Survey of unusual plants and animals in the greenhouse west of Central Hall.
4	Cuff is second	Lloyd Gnagy is also training to participate in the javelin throw in the A. A. U. track and field meet, a national event.
4	Warm-up throw is 213	Lloyd Gnagy's warm up throw was 213 prior to his recorded throw of 203 feet.
4	Gnagy beats big time javelin tossers; wins first with throw of 203 feet	Lloyd Gnagy threw the javelin 203 feet 1/4 inch to win the javelin throw against the best in the Big Ten Conference; photo.
4	"Nervous break-down not recognized" says Dr. Green	Dr. Green and Professor Rath talk about nervous breakdowns.
4	Women's sports offer varied program for summer students	Schedule of recreational activities.