College Eye — August 9, 1940

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Wester plans to retire	Will move to California; has been on faculty since 1916; photo.
1	Allie Junior missing	Replacement for the original alligator has disappeared from the lab in the Vocational Building.
1	Band will present summer concert at graduation	As prelude to Commencement; performance program.
1	Fair exhibit will contain movies, pictures, and maps	Lengthy description of material to be sent to the Iowa State Fair.
1	Group to select tribute writers	Will seek tribute writers to commemorate President Latham for the October Alumnus
1	Mother's illness calls Miss McClelland home	Goes to Pennsylvania.
1	Russell to play at Legion confab	In Sioux City.
1	Furry interviews peace workers	Interviews American Friends Service workers over the radio.
1	Hake to do extension work in fall term	Will be available to consult on speech programs.
1	When students attack sharks--that's news!	Students dissect sharks in biology lab work.
1	Lowrie joins music staff	Profile of Jvone Lowrie; will replace Elizabeth Borroff; photo.
1	Shorter summer term favored by faculty members	Faculty express their opinions on a shorter summer term.
1	New Seerley head's duties begin in fall	Brief profile of Mae B. DePree; photo.
1	Concentrated crack caulking	Eugene Steinkamp, Gene Stephens, and Delbert Mully caulk the cracks in the women's tennis courts; photo.
1	Mach, commerce professor, takes leave for next year	Will go to Arizona to recover his health; photo.
2	Dr. Durfee urges students to have free vaccinations	Many summer students take advantage of the service; tally of tests performed this summer.
2	Another supporter for a shorter summer term speaks up	Claims that shorter summer terms would be beneficial to those already teaching; would give them time between terms.
2	From the foundations	News from campus religious centers.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Students praise college	Students tell what they like about ISTC.
2	Have you noticed?	Comments on various sights seen on TC campus.
2	About air-conditioning	Believes that the library building should have an air-conditioner.
3	Pi Omega Pi to initiate students	List of initiates.
3	Dormitory residents have last meeting	Bartlett Hall women will hold picnic.
3	Class to display work	Students of Agnes McClelland will show weaving and homecrafts.
3	Students and alumni wed
3	Engagement of Helen Gibbs is announced	Will marry John Wilson.
3	National honor fraternity has formal initiation	List of twenty-two initiates into Kappa Delta Pi.
3	Lutheran students to have picnic Sunday
3	Dinner planned for elementaries
3	English fraternity holds eleventh annual reunion	Speakers make brief remarks.
3	Modern drama is discussed by Hake	At meeting in Lawther Hall.
3	Bartlett Hall girls to hear Strayer	George Strayer will speak on democratic action.
3	Supervisors give tea for student teachers	Campus School supervisors entertain student teachers.
3	Journalism students glimpse film first	George Holmes previews the film that will be shown at the Iowa State Fair.
3	Primary group plans banquet	Several students speak at recent meeting.
3	After a Fashion	Describes the lack of neat and formal dress on campus.
4	Charles and Todd battle it out in links match	Professor Charles defeated Professor Todd in faculty golf tournament.
4	Who believes 'it's all in a name'?	A look at some unusual names among students this summer.
4	Coeds discover blaze	Turns out to be janitor burning wastepaper.
4	Stout's team still first in league race	Results are announced from intramural softball competition.
4	Panther DENotations	Paid advertisement by the Panther Den containing news from the TC campus.
4	Golf tournament in final stages	Results are announced from faculty men's golf tournament.
4	Cloudburst adds variety to trip	Some of Professor Erbe's students get wet on McGregor trip.
4	J. W. Horns directs playground project	Has been working with program on Waterloo playgrounds.
4	Jacob's Yanks end Indians' win streak	Indians defeated the Yankees, 17-1.
4	Sport Shorts for Women	Comments on sports-related activities on campus.