College Eye — July 21, 1939

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	To aid director Hake in producing play	Writer Lee Owen Snook will assist Herb Hake.
1	Hold annual open house	At Campus School.
1	Dr. Charles cultivates four leaf clovers	Has special plant in his garden.
1	Fifty-four graduate students are enrolled	Most are enhancing their teaching credentials.
1	'Betty' and 'Toby' earn their way	Frank Nanke provides saddle horses for students.
1	What causes students to cheat?	The atmosphere in the classroom causes problems for students.
1	Tarzan charms coeds	Local boy won swimming contest; photo.
1	Waitresses use date alibis	Women tell what they say when men ask them for a date.
1	Hold classes in contract bridge	Mrs. Whitford teaches class of seventy-five.
1	Girls give college dance; all are invited to come	Bartlett Hall will hold a dance.
1	Caretakers obey proverb	Jack Francis talks about taking care of the Golf Course.
1	Does rain or publicity attract strangers to this college campus?	Many parents seem to be visiting campus.
1	Two views on cheating presented	Students and faculty offer views on cheating in school.
1	Horns to review book about life of great painter	Will review book on Leonardo da Vinci.
1	Stadium will be completed soon	New addition of the TC football stadium is scheduled for completion by September.
2	Editorially Speaking; the College Eye presents; campus views; significant events; Coup d'Etat? Maybe	Questions need for class officers; elections usually dominated by Greek organizations.
2	Teachers must talk	Speech activities may be an important part of teacher training.
2	College women devise system to score dates	Colors symbolize how well your date went to Radcliffe women.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Students must file intentions of marriage	Students at Springfield College have to prove they have the financial ability to provide for their new family and pay their college bills.
2	Dr. Abbott keeps flying squirrels in laboratory here	Dr. Abbott has two flying squirrels from Southern Illinois.
2	Tips for teachers	E. W. Goetch talks about the placement procedure.
3	Wanted: some Nelson Eddys	Popular sings open to men.
3	Primary sorority hears Henrikson	Speaks on speech defects.
3	Campus intrigues students	Campanile with shrubs and the green lawn around it; photo.
3	Former foods director wed	Ruth Foval married Lloyd P. Foval.
3	Picnic date set ahead	Music students will hold picnic.
3	Church centers plan activities	Offer summer activities.
3	Students explain trends in symphony	Lois Moessner and Margaret Kelly will speak.
3	Woo-woo! They get their men!	Bartlett Hall women take the initiative and ask Baker Hall men to a picnic.
3	Professor's child succumbs to short illness	Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Searight died of pneumonia.
3	Midsummer Meanders	Outfits to wear for the summer.
3	Class notes	News around the campus.
4	Tennis meet planned	Pairs in tennis tournament; photo.
4	Rabey 6, Cook1	Rabey's team defeats Yankees.
4	Two wins for Rabey this week	Rabey's team has been the surprise coming through with two wins which knocked Cook's Yankees out of a first place tie with Rew and lifted themselves into a tie for the runner up spot with the Yankees this week.
4	Could you do this, men?	Woman jumping off a diving board; photo.
4	Dodgers defeated by Megson and Rabey	Megson and Rabey took it upon themselves to defeat the Dodgers, 3-0. Rabey collected four hits and three runs to take charge of the offense of his team.
4	Jacobs gives on hit against Boone	Rew's team returned to the top of the heap in the intramural softball league after a temporary lapse by defeating Boone's downtrodden Dodgers, 5-0.
4	Yankees defeat league leaders	Cook's Yankees pulled a fast one last week and upset Rew's league leaders, 2-1, in a tight game.
4	Gym-Gems for Women	Review of the women's softball game; swimming and tennis are the most popular women's activities.