College Eye — April 17, 1942

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	The reverend takes a wife	Roger Anderson and Ruth Miller will play the Reverend Mr. and Mrs. Mavor Morell in the upcoming production of "Candida"; photo.
1	Wartime education problems to be discussed April 24, 25	Program for secondary schools conference.
1	Marian Anderson to appear Monday in only Iowa concert	Will present benefit concert; photo.
1	Secretary Knox lauds Navy training here	For participation in naval reserve program.
1	To show wartime play production	Conference will show how to stage plays under wartime conditions.
1	Plan 'all out' MacArthur Day	Will feature dance, dinner, and bond sales campaign.
1	Campus welcomes high schoolers	Iowa Teachers First sponsors visit to campus for prospective students.
1	Reserve training program offered	ISTC will participate in the V-7 and V-5 programs.
1	Notice to junior men	V-7 program will close.
2	MacArthur Day made possible by commendable cooperation	Thanks the various organizations that helped to plan and organize MacArthur Day.
2	The Line	'News' from around the campus.
2	Untitled	Grant Wood's last work is on cover of Saturday Evening Post; photo.
2	Local bus driver pedals bicycle to work since tire shortage descends
2	From the Editor's Point of View	Discusses the contribution that students will be able to make to the war effort by participating in the MacArthur Day activities.
2	Watching the World	News from around the country and the world.
3	Thompson wins debate contest	Howard Thompson is one of eight national finalists.
3	Professors investigate summer school needs	Group surveys education officials.
3	Seven to appear on student recital	List of performers.
3	Propose council charter change
3	Rural conference scheduled April 25	Many ISTC faculty on program.
3	Plan sending of College Eye to 100 High Schools	Will also send copies of the Old Gold.
3	Dr. Sage announces remaining activities for seniors of 1942	Schedule of Commencement activities.
4	Winchell coined first band slogan: 'Dancin' with Anson'
4	Cable secures license to teach meteorology	Passed examination to teach aviation meteorology.
4	Choice of 'I' Club	Rachel Diehl is spring I-Queen; photo.
4	Locker heads banquet of Lutheran students
4	The Greek Rendezvous	News from campus fraternities and sororities.
4	Price will award trophy at dinner	For visiting high school students.
4	Cancel Bartlett dance
4	'T. C. Round-up' to entertain seniors	High school students will see the campus.
4	To award trophy for fine singing
4	Orchesis members to present recital
5	Strayer presides over speech group meet
5	Six professors to attend Science Academy meet
5	Departments present varied exhibits for seniors today	Groups and departments will present exhibits to high school students visiting campus.
5	Student centers to present programs
5	Panther nine leaves for Cyclone two-game series	Panthers begin their season by taking on the Iowa State Cyclones; photo.
5	Dr. Durfee's code mystifies students	Dr. Durfee explains coding on student health records.
5	Coeds tour cafeteria; dish washing machine captures their fancy
5	Oscar and Ma plan retiring from Hill	Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Olson will sell their restaurant; have been on the Hill since 1929.
5	The Pantheress	Discusses women's intramural athletics.
6	21 men don moleskins for spring football	Most of the veteran players will work out separately from the rest because of scheduling conflicts.
6	These four Panthers will lead 1942 'hit parade'	Dick Nottger, Everett Mueller, Bob Titsworth, and Hal Veenker are the star hitters on the Panther squad; photo.
6	Powerful field entered in Tutor Relays Saturday	Students from various Iowa colleges and high schools will participate in the Teachers College Relays.
6	Purple spanked by Dekalb men 77-38	Panthers lose their first dual meet of the season to Northern Illinois.