College Eye — May 8, 1942

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	'Mother' is weekend guest	500 mothers expected to attend campus events.
1	Bat disturbs 'students'	Bat flies around library reading room.
1	'Home loving' students score lower grades	Students who go home frequently have lower grades, according to a survey.
1	Commercial teachers to attend convention	Professor Douglas will speak.
1	Students can win $$$$ sending in 'slanguage'	To Pepsi-Cola Company.
1	Government exams offered tomorrow	Civil Service examinations.
1	Knoff to present 'mothers' sermon
1	It's parade rest for 'campus rookies'	Participants in the military survey course practice commands; photo.
1	Thompson accepts editorship of 'Eye'; McConeghey resigns	Harold McConeghey cites reasons of health and academic requirements.
1	'Future officers' drilled in new military course	Faculty conduct classes for men who wish to prepare for military service.
1	Recognition assembly to honor scholars	T. V. Smith will speak at Recognition Day.
1	Chimester to play 'special music'	May present requests to William Jochumsen, who plays the Campanile chimes.
1	Senate elects new members	Roster of new Faculty Senate members.
1	Reserve rooms now
2	National surveys seek model coed	400 women will be tested in Women's League survey.
2	Former college student writes guest column	John D. Brown writes for nationally syndicated sports column.
2	The Line	'News' from around the campus.
2	Some thoughts while moving into the new editor's office	Thanks mothers for their contribution to the war effort, and comments on a grammar error made in a College Eye article.
3	The Pantheress	Discusses women's athletic events.
3	Plan for chuck wagon picnic at golf course	For students and faculty.
3	Sunday breakfasts will fete mothers	Bartlett and Lawther Halls will honor mothers.
3	Music planned for last variety show
3	Programs arranged at student centers
3	Select prom chairman	Don Templeton and Marjorie Armstrong will be chairs.
3	Former student broadcasts Sunday	Howard Thompson is one of four national finalists in competition sponsored by American Economic Foundation.
3	Mothers to be honored at patriotic dinner	Description of the program.
3	The Greek Rendezvous	News from campus fraternities and sororities.
4	Purple defends its Viking title	Panthers will compete in the Viking Relays at Augustana College in Rock Island.
4	Panthers wallop Normal 15-5; 15 inning marathon ends 3-3	Panthers 15 inning game was cut short because it was too dark to play any longer; photo.
4	Homer quartet racks ups new slugging mark	Bob Titsworth, Dick Nottger, Jack Lansing, and Ken Dilly each hit a home run in the eighth inning of the Panthers game against Illinois Normal School.
4	Tutors pace the field on Luther track	Panthers take first place at the Luther College invitational; photo.
4	Panther nine to face Luther foes tomorrow	Panthers will face Luther and Jacksonville for four games in two days.
4	Full menu served to baseball fans	Baseball fans are able to observe many activities during a fifteen inning game.