College Eye — June 26, 1942

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Music Hour to be held Tuesday	List of performers and their programs.
1	U.S. Senators, Governor to attend KXEL opening	Mr. Hake is preparing for the event.
1	Baker Hall sparkles with new women	Women give reactions to Baker Hall.
1	Strayer directs summer workshop	In Wisconsin.
1	Knoff to address assembly July 8
1	New pilot training excels former program	Course is improved and speeded up.
1	'Big top' set for summer circus	Description of the event.
1	Symphony Orchestra gets underway on summer tour
1	Dr. R. O. Skar's text to be used this coming fall
1	Parent teacher institute holds sessions today
1	Red bat, babies spied on campus	Professor Grant locates a red bat.
2	Gates to lead discussion of Robinson's poems
2	Turnbull, McConeghey exhibit paintings this month at Des Moines
2	Refugee student is freed from alien camp	Martin Heupedem released.
2	The Line	'News' from around the campus.
2	Ask Aunt Emily	Advice column for Teachers College students.
2	Gals enjoy life at noon snack	In women's lounge in Auditorium.
2	Plans made for band concerts during summer
2	Toasts to Teachers: College Eye 'bouquet' of the week	Alumni Robert M. Allen and Dorathea Tatum thank the Placement Bureau for their help in finding jobs.
2	Having any fun? Get in activities	Encourages students to take advantage of the many activities that the administration has organized for the summer.
2	Watching the World	News from around the country and the world.
3	College chapel June 28
3	Enrollment is completed	532 enrolled in six-week classes.
3	Religious activities scheduled for the week-end
3	Tea for Newman Club to be held
3	Fullerton to lead sing	Will lead group singing.
3	Spring term honor roll includes 103 students	List of students.
3	Red Cross class to study 'vitamins'
3	Bartlett provides fun	Quick description of recreational activities.
3	Voice recital given informally by Mrs. Peck	At home of parents.
3	Snake eggs 'set' in bucket of sand	Professor Grant catches a pair of snakes.
3	Hawaiian talk to be given by K.-P. members
3	Maximum enrollment for contract bridge
3	Reading Room in Auditorium 138 is now open	Purpose is to provide space for readers and writers to get together with their instructors.
3	Puppet demonstration held by Baumgartner
3	Faculty Dames to go picnicking on June 30
3	Reverence Hour Thursday evening, silence period
3	Book exhibit is on display for eighth year	Will display textbooks.
3	We Women	Believes that laziness is the thing that motivates most of a woman's actions.
4	Campanile is silenced while being repaired
4	Reptiles inhabit Campus School
4	Herd book names give dozing scribe horrid nightmares	A look at some unusual names in the directory.
4	Gym shorts
4	Up-to-date news sent to alumni	Summer Alumnus is out.
4	Former instructor wants 'Eye' sent
4	4-H officers elected at rally day meeting
4	Music, dinners, lectures, sports, at T.C. branches	Lengthy description of programs at Creston and Denison.