College Eye — June 3, 1942

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Will 'carry' summer school to students throughout state	Branch summer schools located in Red Oak, Creston, and Denison.
1	New 'Alumnus' features views of Lawther Hall
1	Summer 'Eye' staff jobs now waiting for new applicants
1	Alumnus blasts myths of war	Kenneth Colegrove believes blundering leaders cause wars; photo.
1	'Candida' appears as U.S.O. benefit	All proceed will go to USO.
1	Challenge is given to today's teacher	Excerpts from Commencement address by Floyd E. Page.
1	Hart and Hake practice their 'mike manners'	Professors Herbert Hake and Irving H. Hart practice their radio techniques; photo
1	Outstanding students win special awards	List of those who won Purple and Old Gold as well as other awards.
1	T. C. hits the airlanes	Will broadcast 30-minute daily program over 50,000 watt KXEL; Mr. Hake will lead the efforts; description of campus facilities and initial programming.
1	Winners named in current affairs tilt	List of those who won six-month subscription to Time magazine.
2	Graduates of 1942 lack training for war effort
2	A family affair causes consternation in class which studies families	Robert L. Jackson married Norma Peterson.
2	The Editor's Barometer	Encourages students to send in their letters to the editor.
2	'Patronize advertisers' isn't merely a slogan!	Discusses the importance of advertising to the College Eye.
2	May graduates to serve Iowa	Roster of teacher placements.
2	The Line	'News' from around the campus.
3	Group singing slated	Every Tuesday evening.
3	Artists to demonstrate methods in hobby shop	Campus tours will also be scheduled.
3	Dr. Lambertson explains Hitler's hypnosis over Nazi Germany's masses	Publishes article.
3	Summer hats help keep hair clean
3	Get exercise from recreational sport	Schedule of recreational activities.
3	Graduates are feted at dinner	Description of the dinner and the lantern parade.
3	Red Cross sewing and weekly nutrition class are for summer workers	Professor Sutherland will conduct nutrition classes.
3	Seniors challenge 'profs' at picnic	Faculty and seniors enjoy picnic.
3	Plan for summer reviews, lessons	Schedule for bridge and flower arranging lessons as well as book reviews.
3	Summer social events are announced	Schedule of events.
3	Evening dress for men turns informal
3	Knoff speaks at chapel
5	Notice 'draftee eligibles'	Naval recruiter will be on campus.
5	Campus School has May Day festival
5	Sturdy 'old timers' take 'the cake' in alumni fete	Account of recent alumni dinner.
5	Student centers plan receptions	Schedule of activities at campus religious centers.
5	Lantz elected to head Iowa Science Academy
5	To brighten summer quarter with recital, lectures, drama	Schedule and description of activities.
5	Responsibility extended	President Malcolm Price will head branch summer schools; photo.
5	Attention new students	Will administer placement tests.
6	Outlook favorable for Panther athletic teams next year	Head coaches Buck Starbeck, Hon Nordly, Dave McCuskey, and Mon Whitford are looking forward to the 1942-43 athletic season.
6	Local theater plans summer entertainment
6	Hovey, former 'Eye' editor sails as war correspondent	Headed for undisclosed overseas assignment.
6	Nottger repeats in batting race	Summary of the 1942 Panther baseball season; photo.
6	Awards given to 108 at all-college sports dinner	List of award winners in football, basketball, wrestling, track, baseball, and tennis; photo.
6	Freshman thinclads pace Panthers in individual scoring	Summary of the 1942 track season.
6	Frosh football stars Wistey, Olson to work on Alaska defense job	Glen Wistey and Bill Olson will work on the Alaskan-American defense highway project.
6	Bacon brings home bacon from Burma	Flying Tiger Noel Bacon credited with shooting down four Japanese planes; photo.