College Eye — June 22, 1945

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	1895 class meets for celebration	Most have been engaged in teaching for many years.
1	Initiation Saturday eve	List of Theta Alpha Phi initiates.
1	Six week session will open; registration Monday for short term	May earn nine quarter hours.
1	County teachers exams offered at Campus School three days next week	Description of the various examinations.
1	College organ under face-lifting operation	Organ dismantled; new pieces fitted.
1	Seerley Hall recreation	Quick look at activities.
1	Reconversion the order of the day in Bartlett Hall	A look at the changes in Bartlett Hall following the departure of the WAVES; photo.
1	Harris recital Wednesday	Will perform while on leave from the Navy.
1	McClusky here to open final week in Child Welfare Workshop program	Howard Y. McClusky will speak; program highlights.
1	Learn to teach by teaching is plan	Students in some high school teaching curricula will be spending much more time in Campus School classrooms and outside activities.
2	German souvenirs	Warren Zimmerman received German military items and photos.
2	The Line	Campus news and gossip.
2	Dunn Orchestra in 2nd "Fun Frolic"
2	Untitled	Faculty Dames will meet.
2	Seventy students indicate desire to join K. P. B. A.	List of officers elected at organizational meeting.
2	T. C. High School enrollment figures reach 85 mark	Another twenty in junior high school.
2	Clues to the News	Fighting continues in Okinawa; prospects for postwar world.
2	Julianna's "event" under guidance of Fey, Henderson	Nature study class is observing rabbit.
3	Women's summer recreation program features games, swimming, cycling	Facilities available; play nights held on Wednesday.
3	Algona, Missouri Valley, Red Oak have varied activity program	A look at branch summer school activities.
3	Dorothy Major presents group in Barry drama	Part of program on American dramatists.
3	Hall returns	Rosemary Hall returned from Lake Geneva conference.
3	Conscientious students mobbing Library, checking out more books	Summer students seem more studious; photo.
4	Arithmetic drills	Professor Slacks is conducting drills for those will low scores.
4	Softball ten loses twice	Men playing in local league.
4	Religious News	News from campus religious centers.
4	Phys. Ed. Workshop opens June 2	Description of workshop program.