College Eye — March 26, 1943

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Teachers grad relates battle thrills in Pacific	Russ Guster writes about his time on the USS Hornet.
1	Teachers send four to "Youth and Democracy" conference at Grinnell	List of those attending conference.
1	Baum is soloist in symphony concert next Tuesday	Profile of Professor Baum.
1	Red Cross drive donations double	Report on efforts of War Council and Red Cross.
1	Wellborn's history text now used in history classes	Description of Professor Wellborn's new book; photo.
1	Committee chosen to plan Holy Week	List of those involved in the planning.
1	Army calls hit editorial staff; Don Hackett takes over editor's job	All members of editorial staff called into service; photo.
1	Chang, Chinese Minister, will lecture here next Thursday	Profile of H. H. Chang.
1	Knoff, Sage talk before religious meetings Sunday
1	Hundred Waves in musical show for Air Corps students	Preview of "Scuttlebutt Scandals".
1	New radio series 'What About War?" takes air April 1	Professor Reninger will lead discussions.
2	Dial Dope 1540	Announces upcoming broadcasts on KXEL.
2	The Line	Comments on people and happenings on campus.
2	Spring styles for 1918 featured narrow-toed shoes, belted sweaters	A look at fashions on campus in 1918.
2	Let's talk it over with the editor	Reflects on his ten months as the College Eye editor.
3	Six students to present recital program today
3	Dr. Durfee on job caring for Army; sickness reduced	Temporary hospital set up in basement of Seerley Hall for Men; will also use old isolation hospital.
3	Naval Reserve opens SV-7 for scientists	Will accept men who formerly were excluded due to poor eyesight.
3	War activities directory	Schedule of war-related activities.
3	Rendezvous	Fraternities and sororities announce their recent and upcoming events.
3	Pi Omega Pi pledges six new members	List of new members.
3	Announce changes in reserves; V-12 program now includes all services	Description of the officer training program.
3	Church groups	News about campus religious organizations.
3	Panther tracksters enter Central A.A.U. contest	Charles Silvy and Ralph Tritsch have entered in the Central A.A.U. track meet, even though the track team has been dismantled.
3	Faculty Dames meet
4	Tutors play host to A.A.U. meet this week; three state titleholders bolster Panther swimming ranks	TC will host the Iowa A. A. U. indoor men's and women's swimming and diving meet.
4	Coaches select Del Mully for guard berth on All-stars	Del Mully received guard position on the North Central Conference all-star basketball team.
4	Untitled	L. L. Mendenhall claims that the continuation of the intramural program is uncertain because so many men have left for the military.
4	I-M scoring race goes to Bartholow	John Bartholow took first place in scoring in the intramural basketball competitions with 95 points.
4	?Continue physical fitness?	Discusses the pros and cons of continuing the physical fitness program at TC.