College Eye — June 19, 1942

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Hold music hour Tuesday, June 23, in Auditorium	Performance programs.
1	Will redecorate floor of Baker
1	Technical details hold up first KXEL broadcast	Awaiting approval of station's wave pattern; description of broadcast studios.
1	Students take placement tests
1	Gay guys and gals dancin' and glancin'	Friday and Saturday evening activities will be held in the Yellow Kitchen in Bartlett Hall instead of the Commons; photo.
1	Five new instructors take up duties at Teachers College	Brief profiles of new faculty.
1	Enrollment largest since 1930	Enrollment is 2050, including those at branch summer schools.
1	Campus keeps workers in full swing since the rain	A look at the work necessary to keep the campus landscape looking neat.
1	Campus tour Saturday includes college museum	A quick description of some of the collections.
1	First assembly lecture considers post-war problem	Excerpts from Professor Sage's presentation.
1	Parent-teacher institute program held at college
1	Tour will show how Commons kitchen works	Serves about 1000 people per day.
2	The Line	'News' from around the campus.
2	Rainy figures, splashy fashions at placement test
2	Toasts to Teachers: College Eye "bouquet" of the week	C. Ray Aurner, class of 1891, and J. Percival Huget, class of 1892, comment on their visit to the Teachers College for an alumni reunion.
2	Skar elected president of National Brotherhood
2	4-H Club rally set Thursday
2	Campus School provides workroom for teachers
2	Today in Hyde Park	Comments on the behavior of men during school dances.
2	Post-war effort needed	Believes that Germany and Japan need to be punished and tightly controlled after the war is over.
2	Record Rambles	Review of songs by various artists.
3	Lectures, concerts, plays highlight summer session	Schedule of events.
3	Beginners learn to knit
3	Auto stamps at Bergs
3	Dr. Knoff returns from conference to speak Sunday
3	Demonstrations of finger painting	John Horns will demonstrate.
3	Vegetables as corsages seen at pajama party
3	Groups meet Sunday
3	Food energy discussed in weekly nutrition class
3	Variety show planned with circus theme
3	Fifty girls attend swimming class	From the Campus School.
3	We Women	Provides tips on cosmetics and hair care.
3	Seerley Hall mixer
3	'Urgent demand for teachers' Goetch states	E. W. Goetch outlines areas of special need.
3	Kappa Pi elect officers to serve summer quarter	Schedule of meetings; list of officers.
3	Technicolor movies shown conference	At Cedar Falls Bible Conference.
3	Twelve girls inhabit Bartlett's fifth floor; called 'upper crust'	Description of the area in which the women live.
3	Folk dancing Saturday
4	Women's softball starts
4	Swim, play night at Women's Gym
4	More attended Campus School than previously	253 are enrolled for summer program.
4	Librarians observe summer pupils to be studious
4	Men should sign now for softball	Organizers hope to have enough men to fill four teams.
4	City parks, pools for summer sport	Lengthy description of summer recreational opportunities.
4	Holst reveals Glee Club personnel	List of members.
4	Dr. Wild gives speech
4	Six-week session brings eight more men to Seerley Hall dormitory
4	Symphony orchestra leaves on four day tour, July 6	Will visit branch summer schools.
4	Branch schools receive full program schedule
4	Reminds new students of physical check-ups
7	First impressions	Describes things that a new student might first notice about the Teachers College.