College Eye — June 28, 1940

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Several faculty members to be on extension staff	Professors Hake, Douglas, Van Engen, and White will do consulting work.
1	Ratio situation was once much worse	A look at some extremes in the women to men student ratio.
1	Dr. Shafer to fill vacancy	Will replace O. B. Read.
1	Choose name for West Hall; will be called Lawther	Profile of Anna B. Lawther.
1	Student handbook will be edited next year by Josephine Faris	Booklet will give information about all facets of college life.
1	Second all-college sing is scheduled for Tuesday, July 16	Photo.
1	Exhibit of student work is on display in Vocational Building	From University of Iowa students.
1	Journal publishes Reninger's article	On work of Frank Norris.
1	Honor Roll for spring quarter shows larger number of men than women	List of those honored.
1	Eighth trip to McGregor planned	For students in Professor Erbe's class.
1	Dr. Boothe resigns from faculty; Dr. Reninger is named as successor	Effective at end of summer term; photo.
1	Speech professors to attend meeting	Professors Hake and Henrikson attend national meeting.
1	Convention is object of Dean Reed's travels	Will attend dean's meeting in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
1	Official announcement	New women's dormitory to be called Lawther Hall.
1	Notice	No class on July 5.
2	Petitions are foolish	Criticizes the author of a sign encouraging students to sign petitions to have July 5 as a vacation day.
2	Announce open examinations for government jobs	Civil Service examinations scheduled.
2	No letters!	College Eye has not received any letters to the editor.
2	Will be no Eye next week	Due to Fourth of July holiday.
2	Students open hobby shop for summer	Variety of supplies available.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
3	Twenty book companies hold annual exhibit	On display.
3	Tying classes see demonstration	Louis Orr has written on typing skills.
3	Peet to address elementary group	J. H. Peet will speak on teaching.
3	Notice	Mrs. Whitford will offer bridge lessons.
3	Champion typist at Teachers College	George Ossfield demonstrated his skill.
3	Music groups hold picnic
3	Juvenile literature valuable to adults	Professor Fagan believes that there is good sense to reading some children's books.
3	Kappa Delta Pi elects officers	List of officers.
3	Kindergarten-Primary group holds meetings	Helen Fauske will speak about her experiences in China.
3	Two former students wed	Marie Victorine married Allen Hronik; Vivian Erickson married Verner Soballe.
3	Third bicycle now available to coeds	Available for check out at Women's Gymnasium.
3	Coeds broadcast over radio station	Participate in talk show.
3	After a Fashion; shirtwaste the hours away	Recommends fashionable summer clothing items.
4	Team captains	Bill Sims, Dean Jacobs, and Don Stout, intramural softball team captains, are pictured; photo.
4	Panther tracksters enter national A. A. U. meet in California	TC will travel to Fresno, California, to close their 1940 season at the National A. A. U. meet; photo.
4	Women organize baseball league	Plans for a women's baseball league were discussed at organizational meeting.
4	Panther DENotations	Paid advertisement by the Panther Den containing news from the TC campus.
4	Softball play in full swing	Summer softball schedule announced.
4	Freshmen receive numeral awards	Freshmen numeral winners announced.
4	Downpour dampens collegiate spirits	Two inches of rain spoils a Saturday.
4	Shaving difficulties	Baker Hall water turned off for repairs.
4	Baseball, track and golf awards given; Puck named most valuable player	Baseball player Ed Puck and track runner John Megson received MVP honors; letter winners listed; photo.
4	Sport Shorts	Briefly comments on several recreational activities taking place on campus or involving TC students.