College Eye — June 14, 1940

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Tuberculosis topic of convocation	C. W. Kammeier will speak.
1	Miniature students are enrolled here	Dorothy Koehring is supervising program.
1	Selection of play announced; author is winner of prize	Will present "My Heart's in the Highlands".
1	Notice	Potential graduates should get placement information.
1	Bartlett Hall plans to offer interpretation of democracy	Professor Reninger spoke on democracy.
1	Kurtz to receive honorary degree	From Detroit Institute of Music.
1	Knoff goes to Lake Geneva attended by student delegates	For YWCA camp.
1	Wessels will speak at N. E. A. convention	Will speak on job placement.
1	Notice	Summer students should have health checks.
1	1939-1940 intercollegiate record percentage is .672	Men won the highest percentage of competitions ever seen at ISTC.
1	Placement tests taken by 108 men, 254 women
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	New York Times suddenly becomes very popular	For students in contemporary affairs class.
2	Your chance!	Seeks letters to the editor.
2	Art project exhibit displays toy car created by Sperry	Work by Esther Sperry on display.
2	Leopard spots like collegiate notebook?	Comments on doodles found in many college notebooks.
3	Primaries organize for summer term	List of officers.
3	Wanted: teachers who can rough it	Potentially difficult conditions face those who wish to teach in American Indian communities.
3	First all-college sing Tuesday night
3	One hundred one students teach at Campus School
3	New bikes available for women students	New streamlined models replace old bikes.
3	Harald Holst new Minnesinger director	Professor Hays believes that the change will be good for the group.
3	Bartlett residents to be given tests	To help them with their study habits.
3	Art instructor new to campus	Kathleen Emery teaching in place of Agnes Cole.
3	Two students do volunteer work	For American Friends Service Committee.
3	Social program is outlined for summer	Quick survey of recreational activities.
3	Symphony begins summer rehearsals
3	Professor attends national convention	R. O. Skar attends Lutheran meeting.
3	Weddings of former students announced	Jean Wilson will marry Herbert Fetrow; Rachel Hughes married Orville Surber; Mary Louise Mitchell married Elwin Muntz; Ruth Boardman married William Edwin Ridenour.
3	After a Fashion	Makes suggestions for fashionable summer dresses.
4	1940 baseball averages	Individual baseball statistics are posted for the 1940 season.
4	Enrollment for normal training course down
4	Sports offered to both men and women; make plans for summer activities	Many recreational sports activities are planned for summer session.
4	Panther DENotations	Paid advertisement by the Panther Den containing news from the TC campus.
4	Softball meeting for men students Tuesday afternoon	All men interested in playing intramural softball are invited to a meeting.
4	Faculty men plan a handicap golf tourney	Faculty men have paired off for a golf tournament.
4	Women's baseball league planned	Women students interested in participating in intramural baseball should attend meeting.
4	College students get free golf	ISTC students may have free use of the college golf course as long as certain requirements are met.
4	Panther nine ends one of best seasons	Panthers won nine and lost four games in their best season since 1937.
4	Sport Shorts	Briefly comments on a golf demonstration, use of the college golf course, new bicycles, and the popularity of recreational swimming.