College Eye — September 9, 1943

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Sounds of marching feet will soon be familiar to freshmen	A look at the differences in a war-time campus; one big difference is the presence of the WAVES.
1	'Catch step' says Dr. Price	President Price welcomes freshmen to ISTC; photo.
1	First events fete freshmen; parties, tours scheduled for new students	Lengthy look at efforts made to welcome new students to campus.
1	Polishing party will climax week of fall's first social activities	Will hold watermelon feast, chuck wagon picnic, and meeting with faculty.
1	Schneider is appointed as N. Y. director	N. O. Schneider will direct driver's training for New York State; lengthy profile; photo.
1	Convocation held Friday for all student, faculty	A look at the ceremony; will be first of series of convocations.
1	Students will donate to T. C. blood bank on September 21	Sponsored by Torch and Tassel.
1	College Eye saves paper for Uncle Sam	Will save paper for the war effort by offering a smaller, more compact format.
1	Thar's gold in them hills dig-dig if'n yuh want it	A look at what a student can expect to get out of college.
2	Notice from Dean Reed	Men should meet to select members of Men's Union board.
2	Tutor Timetable	Meetings and events schedule; placement and training tests to be given; Jamboree and Polishing Party to be held.
2	Church night planned for Friday; Dr. Gerald Knoff will speak at first meeting	Students will meet and then go to their own downtown churches.
2	Miss McClelland replaces Duncan as library head	Miss Duncan resigned effective at the end of the summer term.
2	Three swats with towel gets bats	Bats have been entering a faulty chimney in the President's House.
3	Dial Dope 1540	Announces upcoming broadcasts on KXEL.
3	People you should get to know	Pictured is the Dean of Women, the Dean of Men, the Dean of Faculty, and the Registrar; photo.
3	New social director is Teachers College graduate	Elizabeth Emerson will be social director of Lawther Hall; Mae DuPree will be Commons day hostess; photo.
4	Interim committee examines college	Members of General Assembly visit campus.
4	Campus school has new supervisors	Mildred Luce will supervise music; Ruby Junge will supervise social studies.
4	It tells you when	The largest bell of the Campanile weight 5,000 pounds; photo.
4	Cure for jitters is hard work	Miss Campbell says that women can ease their worry about men in the service by getting down to work.
4	Cogitations	Talks about ways in which the campus and the College Eye will be handling the war effort.
5	Campus School opens as fall registration continues	Registration procedures.
5	Miss Hult is new teacher in education	Profile of Esther Hult.
6	In the Army now; Frank Hill, Nelson	Men in Army Air Corps have same names as ISTC faculty.
6	Air Corps men on new schedule	A look at the schedule.
6	Army, Navy list regulations for campus trainees	Rules and regulations for governing relations between men of the Army Air Corps and ISTC students.
6	Eighth graduating class leaves for A A.F. Classification	Will be classified as pilots, bombardiers, or navigators.
6	Kampus to Khaki	Gives updates on those students and staff, both current and former, who are currently in military service.
7	Price speaks to senior counselors	Advises that students will get the most out of college by participating in religious activities, keeping a strong scholastic record, and attending lectures and musical performances.
7	Baby girl is born to Myron Russells	Margaret Marie joins Marilyn.
7	We women	Discusses ways to cope with wartime difficulties.
8	Fit to fight on home front is slogan; sports program makes students physically fit	There will be no intercollegiate athletics, but Miss Wild outlines many opportunities for women to keep fit.
8	Teachers College grads treasure alumni magazine	Many enjoy the Alumnus.
8	Dr. Ernest Fossum takes speech post	Replaces E. H. Henriksen.