College Eye — August 15, 1952

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Mauckers entertain summer graduates at informal open house
1	Untitled	Shows the recent gold medallist Bill Smith and his wife; photo.
1	Untitled	A student crams for finals; photo.
1	Picnic and dinner to begin week for students in fall	A look at orientation activities.
1	TC grid clinic to be August 16	Attendance is hoped to be around 60.
1	Ask students to leave envelopes for checks
1	649 students advance register
1	Grand rehearsal to be held
1	Phillips speaks at Baccalaureate	The Reverend Charles W. Phillips will speak; photo.
1	Graduate faculty picnic to be Wed. at golf course
1	No cuts are allowed in classes next week
1	Fall quarter appointments and resignations are announced	Roster of resignations and appointments.
1	Summer class will graduate on Thursday	A look at the summer 1952 Commencement program.
2	Conservation Camp has record of sixty	For third camp session.
2	Dr. Frank Martindale to head co-foreign student program in fall
2	Looking back	Summarizes the job done by the paper over the last quarter.
2	Untitled	A student gets measured for a graduation cap; photo
2	The Music Goes Round	Reviews of classical recordings.
2	The task of education	Encourages a deeper understanding and respect for democracy through education.
2	New books	Brief reviews.
2	The Line	Campus news and gossip.
3	Miracle pedal marionettes create astonishing illusion of theatre Monday night
3	Tennis tournament entries reach thirty	The tournament will be August 15-17.
3	Starbeck foresees offensive football this fall	Previews the upcoming season; photo.
3	Svenson is member of panel at meeting in Wyoming Aug. 13
3	Olympic champ welcomed home	Crowd of 1000 welcomes Bill Smith.
3	Thompson's classes tour Jr. High School
3	Woodcock to attend national conference
4	Parking lot west of Lawther now approved	Parking lot west of Campbell also under consideration; thinking about system of stickers to help student parking areas for students.
4	College Eye editor is ordained Monday	Jerry Wolter is ordained into Methodist Church.
4	Student centers	Religious organizations and activities.
4	Old saying, 'Only one more week' has another meaning to students	Wrapping up the summer session.
4	Breakfast honors business ed. guest	Russel Holser will speak.
4	Concert presented by college orchestra
4	Conservationists tour NE Iowa
4	Wagner receives Ph. D. from U. of Wisconsin