College Eye — May 15, 1942

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Grade points rise since the 'duration'
1	Knoff and Hake speak at religious services
1	Journalism class publishes the 'Eye'	Journalism I class puts the paper together.
1	Prom to be all-college affair	Description of the prom program; schedule of senior class activities.
1	Teacher sophs rate 'average'	General results of sophomore testing released.
1	College Eye receives all-American rating	Brief history of awards and layout changes.
1	Watson wins vote over Casey Jones for office	Faculty Men's Club officers announced.
1	Examination schedule . . .
1	Students travel to synagogue	Last of Adventures in Brotherhood series; will visit Sons of Jacob Synagogue.
1	And so to press . . .	Photographs show various stages in the printing of the College Eye; photo.
1	Honor students recognized	Students and honorary societies recognized at assembly.
2	'Profs' have a 'weighty' task	Fun with statistics.
2	Conlon continues as resident artist	Description of Miss Conlon's work.
2	The Line	'News' from around the campus.
2	Watching the World	News from around the country and the world.
2	'Your future' tests analyzed by Paul	Professor Paul believes that placement tests are good predictors of success in college.
2	Russia will get scrolls	American young people will greet Soviet young people.
2	Camp to copy streamlined 'Eye'	Military paper wishes to pattern its newspaper after the College Eye.
2	Foods laboratory ranks among best	Description of Home Economics Department facilities.
2	Guestorially speaking	Discusses the affect of the war on fraternities.
2	'New hope' for mad world	Review of the book "New Hope" by Ruth Suckow.
3	Juke box jump theme of music frats' dinner
3	Plaehn leaves hospital as condition improves	Had undergone major surgery; had been ill since October.
3	Scholarship awards given to sororities	Phi Sigma Phi has highest GPA.
3	Phillips gets F.B.I. job	John C. Phillips and Donald Griffith will work for the FBI.
3	Mothers attend dinner	460 attended.
3	Twelve students in voice recital	List of performers.
3	Physical activity survey tabulated	Results of survey of physical activity among ISTC women.
3	New inter-sorority officers elected	Roster of officers.
3	Religious organizations meet
3	Greek dances to be formal this weekend	Description of Greek dances.
3	Pi Gamma Mu initiation dinner at Commons	List of new members and officers.
3	Commerce group holds initiation	List of Pi Omega Pi initiates.
3	Fifty vocal pupils appear for recital	Pupils of Miss Barker and Miss Birkhead will perform.
3	Twilight concert presented soon	Will perform outdoors.
4	Seerley Hall, Phi Sig's gain intramural finals	Summary of the finals for the intramural softball season.
4	Tutors divide double-header; defeat Luther twice, 5-4, 5-2	Panthers win one and lose one in a series with Illinois; photo.
4	A coach's prayer	Comparison of pitching and batting statistics for Dan Bock and Al LoBalbo.
4	Panther batting averages drop	Summary of statistics for the Panthers baseball team; photo.
4	Panthers to defend loop titles tomorrow	Panthers will participate in the North Central track, tennis, and golf championships in Brookings, South Dakota; photo.
4	Freshman thinclads pace Panthers in individual scoring	Bob McSweeney, Jim Struthers, and Lynn Frazier have been able to outscore all of the veterans on the team.
4	Purple runners third at Rock Island Relays	Bob McSweeney, Jim Struthers, and Carl Seydel finished first in their individual events.
4	Two Panther hopefuls	Bob Titsworth and Norman Johansen will play in the Panther's baseball game against Luther college; photo.
4	15 baseball men to Luther Friday	List of players traveling to Luther for the series; photo.