College Eye — August 17, 1945

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	College hails victory; snake dances form as surrender news spreads; Dr. Bodein addresses 550 at victory day convocation in Auditorium	Description of V-J Day celebrations; five hundred attend convocation; photo.
1	Commencement Thursday to climax graduation activities	Description of the ceremony.
1	Final meeting planned	College players coordinate meeting.
1	Veterans' grade average compares well with average of other students	Veterans adjusting to college life is reflected in grade average.
1	Classes dismissed	Students spend time celebrating V-J Day and studying for final examinations.
1	Agnes McClelland resigns; accepts California position	Profile of Professor McClelland.
1	Hail end of war II, but fear war III	Students talk about the end of World War II; speculate on the future.
1	Our responsibilities in peace	The president addresses the end of World War II and the importance of education in maintaining democracy.
2	Grant tells of life in South America in Campus School lecture	Professor Grant talks about his work and shows items that he brought back with him.
2	Camp leadership class tries roughing it on weekend outing	Class camping trip.
2	Returns to T. C.	Professor Reninger will resume position as head of English Department; photo.
2	Bodein, Cowley will attend YMCA, YWCA seminar Aug. 24-28	Attend seminar to devise a better understanding of religion in education.
2	Former T. C. student director of teacher training at Chadron	John Lynch takes position formerly held by Dwight Curtis.
2	Seven don'ts	E. W. Goetch offers interview tips.
2	Don't forget Pearl Harbor	Discusses changes to occur at Teachers College now that the war is over.
2	Dr. Kurtz explains why all people can't sing
2	Teachers College health specialist	Depictions of various people on campus.
3	60 attend dinner honoring retiring Dean Leslie Reed
3	New industrial arts instructor helped build P-80 fighter planes	Profile of Willis Wagner.
3	Daughter's illness calls Dickinson to campus	Returns from extension duties.
3	Walker visits campus	Bernice Walker returns for a visit.
3	100 attend Seerley Hall dinner at Commons
3	34 initiated into KBPA group at Monday meeting	List of initiates.
3	First shiner	Announces the opening of the football season.
3	Nineteen-year-old becomes 70-year-old in drama shop	Professor Strayer teaches drama make-up class.
3	Campus School art class fulfills varied interests	Ila Mae Talley talks about teaching art.
3	First annual radio institute; Hake director of Aug. 20-22 conference	Lengthy description of institute program; photo.
4	Nearness to home is reason for popularity of branch schools	Students also cite increases in salary.
4	20 received into Kappa Delta Pi	List of new members.
4	Kathleen Kough attends seminar in Minneapolis	Kathleen Kough tells about program in Student Industrial Seminar.
4	Religious News	Campus religious events and activities.
4	One-act play and scenes presented by drama class
4	Branch schools enter last week	News from branch summer schools.
4	Here's story behind Japan's atomic-ache	Professor Kadesch explains the atomic bomb.
5	Clues to the News	World and national news.
5	Former students assist on atomic bomb experiments	Ward Lyon and John Coobs were among staff at Iowa State University.
5	Three-a-day grid drill opens Aug. 17	Announces the sport's official return to campus.
5	'Stones' topic of Riebe talk at BAE meeting	Professor Riebe talks about rock polishing and cutting.
6	The Line	Campus news and gossip.
6	High school servicemen athletes to be eligible
6	Victory brings tears to some	Students react to new of Japan's surrender.
6	Taking finals next week? Here's good way to prepare	Advice on preparing for examinations.