College Eye — June 23, 1939

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Services held for Miss Gilbert	Services held June 19, 1939, for Professor Winifred Gilbert; photo.
1	Classes dismissed on July third; Dr. Latham announces holiday	Will make four day Fourth of July holiday.
1	Students hear F. W. Sollmann	Excerpts from address by German statesman.
1	Palmer discusses safety at Ames	At safety education conference.
1	Resigns position at commons	Enid Moore resigned as assistant director of foods at the Commons and will go to the University of Michigan where she will have similar duties..
1	To review books	Professor Osborn will review books on Germany.
1	Waterloo teachers numerous on campus	Eighteen are enrolled for summer session.
1	Hake selects first play cast members; rehearsals begin soon	List of cast members.
1	Publishes second book of verse	Poets represented in the small green "Second Book of Student Verse."
1	What! Crossroads deserted?	Classmates talking at the Crossroads during regular school hours; photo.
1	Bender receives doctor's degree	From New York University.
1	Student directories are out, typing champion demonstrates; two hour exams discontinued; five new faculty members coming	There are eight hundred copies of the student directories out; world's greatest typing champion types at a speed over 120 words per minute; no two hour finals this summer due to a conflict with Commencement; five new faculty this fall.
2	Campusmacks	Paid advertisement by Mack's containing news from the TC campus.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Animals exceed students here	Professor Grant keeps several thousands dried insect specimens.
2	Editorially speaking; the College Eye; campus views; significant events; Japan eyes the future	There is a conflict between Fascist powers and democracies.
2	Blood tests common	Blood tests of 73,388 undergraduates in more than five hundred American colleges indicate two out of every one thousand students are infected with syphilis.
2	Men's Union dines
2	Many nuptials among alumni	Audrey McGee married Charles Shelgren; Mary Lou Mitze married Robert Burch; Ethel Blewitt married Herman Selwald; Mildred Mason married Daniel Calahan.
3	Writer's Club holds election	List of officers.
3	Schive gets award	Maxine Schive completes two years of copy editing for the College Eye.
3	Camera Club exhibits work	In Commons.
3	World champ demonstrates	Albert Tangora demonstrates keyboarding skills.
3	Faculty Dames	Hold picnic.
3	Faculty feast and frolic	Faculty Men's Club holds picnic.
3	Church groups invite students	Epworth League and Presbyterian Student Center host students.
3	Gamma Theta Upsilon to take in members	List of new members.
3	Kappa Pi Beta Alpha	Will have picnic.
3	See fresco at Commons	Replica of Giotto's "Saint Francis Feeding the Birds" in Commons.
3	Let it pour	For those rainy days there are colorful rain caps and umbrellas. Dresses are now shorter now.
4	Sun burn days here	Dr. Green offers advice on sunbathing.
4	Golfers finish high in tournament	Erbes led the TC contingent by taking third place in a field of 117 golfers at the Cedar Falls Washington Park golf and country club tournament.
4	Homerun gives Rew first victory	Rew's softball team scored a last minute victory, 4-3, over Howard Rabey's team.
4	Print 'Prowl'	New addition of the "Prowl" football program for TC.
4	Swims offer relief	There will be supervised recreational swimming periods held in the Men's Gymnasium pool.
4	Spring athletic awards given	List of award winners.
4	Managers pick high rating men	Men signed up for recreational kittenball and were listed on the board. A game was played last year with one of the city softball teams; they may play again this year.
4	Boone's team wins first game	Boone's intramural softball team won, 7-6, against Carroll Cook's team.
4	Golfers enjoy handicap tournament	The annual faculty handicap golf tournament got under way this week on the college golf course.
4	Gym-gems for women	Intramural baseball for women will be a big thing this summer. There are picnics for men and women.