College Eye — March 13, 1942

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Tenor to present first recital here	Profile of James De Jonge.
1	Durfee teaches his 'angels of mercy'	Dr. Max L. Durfee teaches first aid to residents of College Hill; photo.
1	Local students to compete in extempore-discussion tourney	Shirley Cleveland and Kenneth Thompson will participate.
1	Student officers announced	List of new officers.
1	Military course offers fundamentals for Army	Description of the Military Survey course.
1	Around the campus . . . .	Dean Nelson's dog Queenie died at the age of 13 1/2; photo.
1	Sophomores requested to take national tests	Eleventh national test of sophomores.
1	Education leaders to lecture here	Alumnus Romeo Short will participate in rural education conference.
1	70 piece band to play concert	Tour cancelled due to wartime shortages.
1	Carl Sandburg to read poems here in lecture series address	Profile of Carl Sandburg; photo.
1	Douglas takes wartime job	Will be recruiting specialist for civil service.
2	Decrease in male enrollment noted	Some men drop out for military reasons.
2	Dean Nelson is elected tutor group president	President of National Teachers College Placement Association.
2	Uncle George to speak to college generation	Will offer homespun advice.
2	Art League Tuesday	Mona Van Duyn will lead discussion on poetry.
2	'Deceptive shortcuts' to be sermon topic
2	Select Shaw's 'Candida' to replace 'Wild Duck' as spring production	Tryouts scheduled.
2	From the Editor's Point of View	Discusses proper behavior for school dances.
2	The Line	'News' from around the campus.
2	Watching the World	News from around the country and the world.
2	Congratulations, 'Eye'	Letters from College staff and other college newspaper editors congratulate the College Eye on their fifty year anniversary.
3	Fashion silhouettes are frozen for sake of all-out victory	Advice on fashionable clothing for the spring.
3	Extension group will meet here	National association meeting will be held on campus.
3	Thumbing the pages of past College Eyes	A quick look back at some old College Eyes.
3	Exhibit of regional art on display in gallery	From staff of Stephens College.
3	Life-saving technique demonstrated at pool Wednesday, March 18
3	Lutheran Center
3	Dr. Fifer will speak at Wesley Foundation
3	First 'rec' dance of term featured latest recordings	A look at some of the music played.
3	Bottle bowling Lawther feature	A look at some of the home made recreational activities in Lawther Hall.
3	Spring spree is stag line and date affair	Individual tickets will be sold, not just tickets for couples; men allowed to cut in during dances.
3	Social events of spring quarter are announced	Schedule of social events.
3	Jean Kleeberger to lead Baptist meeting
3	Reverend Wills speaks at Westminster Center
3	Mrs. Ferguson reviews Skinner and Ybara's books at last review
4	Purple grapplers snatch five titles in 'Y' match	Panthers were very successful in the Open Amateur division of the Y.M.C.A. wrestling tournament in Waterloo; photo.
4	Panther cagers send records tumbling in discard heap	Panthers set twelve records and finish their season in third place in their conference; photo.
4	High school seniors to receive folders	Extolling virtues of attending ISTC.
4	Seidler tops team in scoring battle	Dick Seidler set a school record for most points scored in a season; photo.
4	Freshman star sets new broad jump record	Bob McSweeney set the new record at the state A. A. U. meet in Des Moines.
4	Two tracksters go to Chicago	Bob Keys and Bob McSweeney will participate in the Illinois A. A. U. indoor track meet.
4	Prep college wrestlers seek titles here	High school and college wrestlers will compete in the state A. A. U. meet in the Men's gymnasium.
4	A slight case of purple	Leon Martin, Cecil Mott, Fred Weltz, and Dave Barry will all compete in the state A. A. U. meet; photo