College Eye — March 1, 1939

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Templeton and Irwin, freshmen, act as managing editors	For two issues of the College Eye.
1	Commons sets up service schedule for between terms	Food service available for those who will be on campus between terms.
1	Photographer catches the three big steps in two-hour testing	Students and professor preparing for the two hour mathematics examination; photo.
1	Begin Lent services March 8	Schedule of weekly speakers.
1	Blue Key honors Bolinski, Jensen	For significant achievements.
1	New bulletin portrays opportunity in education	Promotional booklet will be sent to high school seniors.
1	No classes or exams on Friday	Students and faculty prepare for the new two hour exams.
1	Tenor appears with band in spring concert	Curtis Mahaffey will perform; concert program.
1	As the Editor Sees It	Believes final examinations are worth the effort.
2	With odds and ends he makes toothpicks in his basement workshop	Professor Russell has many tools and lots of equipment that he uses to make a variety of products.
2	Collegians approve training of air reserve corps	Supports flight training.
2	Unknown marksman exhibits skill	Someone shot out a window of the Auditorium Building.
2	Campus School art exhibited	Work on display throughout the building.
2	The Line	'News' from around the campus.
2	Wanted:	Seeking staff for student publications.
2	College Eye honor roll	Cites several for achievements.
2	Bicycles, football lead in modern child's avocation	Professor Ritter has surveyed children's preferences.
2	Other schools, too	Other colleges offer a marriage course in their curricula.
2	Campusmacks	Paid advertisement by Mack's containing news from the TC campus.
3	Farmers' Frolic, Baker-Seerley dance, March 10
3	Crowder is pianist for leisure hour	Performance program.
3	Charles Boyer stars in French movie here	Will show "Mayerling".
3	Paul Moorhead signed for senior prom
3	Spring dancing party dates set by Greeks	Greek social calendar.
3	Trapezoid has initiation for 23 new members	List of those initiated into the Presbyterian women's organization.
3	Tau Sig pledges to give supper for representative preps
3	Pictures, test papers, letters clutter professors' desks as they give exams	A look at the clutter on professors' desks.
3	Candidates for queen of Mardi Gras revealed	Students should get their costumes ready.
3	Dormitory plans Sunday coffees	Will feature discussions.
3	The Greek Rendezvous	News from campus fraternities and sororities.
3	Timely Tid-Bits	News on and around campus.
3	Dress up for tests	Concentrate on your appearance as well as knowledge; it might take your mind off other things.
4	Owls 26, Beans 20	Owls won the consolation championship. Owls had a three point lead in the third quarter and then just kept on scoring.
4	Consolation title won by the Owls	Alpha Chis defeated the Phi Sigs. This gave the Chis their sixth straight victory.
4	Wrestling	Wrestlers finished a successful season two weeks ago. They won four out of seven meets and were undefeated on the home mat.
4	Cubs finish season	Cubs win their first home game, 32-18, over the Waterloo Courier.
4	Track men in first indoor meet	Opening of the track season will begin with a indoor meet at Naperville, Illinois.
4	Lofquist and Dodd on 'Eye' all-loop team	Lofquist and Dodd are on the all-conference basketball team, for the College Eye.
4	Olsen repeats at center	Olsen makes first team as the center for his third straight year.
4	Sportsmanship winner	Seerley Hall wins this honor; believes being named the best sports should be just as important as being the best basketball players.
4	High scorer	Lofquist ready to shoot the basketball; photo.
4	Teachers 42, Maroons 17	After the third quarter, the Morningside Maroons had no chance of winning.
4	All-intramural teams	Ed Puck is highest scorer in either league with a nine-point average.
4	From the Bench	Sports news from various college campuses (including TC).