College Eye — May 9, 1941

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Iowa artist has paintings exhibited	Work by Arnold Pyle will be on display.
1	Students to direct Waterloo playgrounds	Summer jobs available.
1	Golf star, Bill Close gets first hole-in-one	TC golf team member Bill Close did what every golfer dreams of doing, sinking a hole in one.
1	Orchesis contrasts European terror with American peace	Description of upcoming program.
1	Art rules unimportant	Harry Jones speaks in association with Federal Art display.
1	Tutor Timetable	Meetings and events scheduled.
1	To honor outstanding seniors	Student Council will honor students in ninth annual recognition program.
1	Sophomore test scores posted	Description of test results.
1	To display 'stump'	Work by Gordon Turnbull will be displayed.
1	Iowa Legislature purchases land for Teachers College	Will purchase 80 acre farm belonging to Charles Messier for $20,000; land is south of campus.
1	U. S. M. sponsors refugee fund	Will aid students in war-torn countries.
1	Campus movies taken from air	Professor Ritter films campus from air.
1	Miller, Hitch present joint senior recital	Jean Miller and William Hitch will perform.
1	Complete plans feting 500 mothers; dinner is feature attraction	Description of the program.
1	Music Department sponsors first May festival	A look at the program.
2	The Line	'News' from around the campus.
2	Watching the World	News and events from around the United States and the World.
3	Orchesis plans recital for mothers	Scene from presentation; photo.
3	Sororities make use of spring weather
3	Eight bridge teams still battle for glory	List of teams still in competition.
3	Six join frats	List of new members.
3	Nelson presents scholarship award	To sorority with highest grade point average.
3	Thirty-seven T. C. women are initiated into Purple Arrow	List of new members.
3	A C E fetes graduates
3	Mothers are honored at college dinner Saturday evening; guests to be welcomed by students, President	Program for the dinner.
3	Senior week plans are underway	Schedule outline
3	Pan Hellenics honor mothers with luncheon	Schedule of Greek activities for Mother's Day.
3	Picnic scheduled by departmental clubs	Ellen Richards Club and Industrial Arts Guild will sponsor picnic.
3	Men counselors are announced	List of counselors.
4	Sports splashes, gals and dashes	Updates on activities for women on the TC campus.
4	Purple wins behind Dodd 6-3; drops extra inning opener 11-10	Panthers baseball team took home one victory in a two game series against Illinois State Normal University.
4	Independents take top rung in softball race	Records posted for the women's intramural softball teams.
4	Elementary club plans outing at golf links
4	Coe drubbed by golf team for fourth win	TC golfers once again took home the victory against Coe College.
4	Tutors endanger Viking records	Thirteen TC trackmen will participate in the upcoming Viking Olympics.
4	Nottger leads Panther batters	TC baseball team member Dick Nottger leads the team with a batting average of .500.
4	Panther Denotations	Paid advertisement by the Panther Den containing news from the TC campus.
4	Tutors mop up Dakota Relays	TC trackmen return with twenty-four medals and three gold trophies after taking over the Dakota Relays.
4	Luther nine renews diamond grudge today	TC baseball team takes on their biggest rivals in an upcoming two game series.