College Eye — May 18, 1962
| Page | Title | Summary | Scan |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Silvey to speak at Honors Convocation | Wray Silvey will speak; list of Purple Key members. | |
| 1 | Concert Monday of American composers works | PMA and SAI will present concert. | |
| 1 | Ross Nielsen named director of Price Laboratory School | Professor Nielsen will fill vacancy left by death of Dwight Curtis; Guy Wagner has been interim head. | |
| 1 | Tea planned for off-campus women Monday | ||
| 1 | WRA Sports Day is canceled | ||
| 1 | 'Prodigious Snob' tickets go on sale Monday | Professor Wood talks about the upcoming play; photo. | |
| 1 | Ask for an extra course? 10 arrange skin diving class | Students study skin and Scuba diving. | |
| 2 | Commons Forum series a success | Congratulate Forum committee on its efforts. | |
| 2 | Strange that 'island in sun' so blessed | Expresses approval of SCI's lack of student political dissent. | |
| 2 | Need 'great conversation' on liberal education | Professor Fox discusses the growing need for general and liberal education. | |
| 2 | Bohme 'bestows accolade' on Fox | Letter supports general education classes. | |
| 2 | Column half a telephone conversation | Discusses lack of clarity in column. | |
| 2 | Reader asks 'where is Pep Club?' | Expresses dissatisfaction with student support for spring athletics. | |
| 3 | Abstract painting on exhibit in major museums | Work by Philip Guston on display. | |
| 3 | Museum hours are changed | ||
| 3 | Edler, Knight present senior art exhibition | Lee Knight and Dan Edler will show work. | |
| 3 | Hastings, Dreier top officers in local ISEA | List of campus NEA chapter officers. | |
| 3 | AFT, NEA, clash in Commons forum Monday | ||
| 4 | Logsdon, Stevens contend for inter-fraternity office | Profiles of Sam Logsdon and Bob Stevens. | |
| 4 | 900 register for summer | ||
| 4 | Summer session of Lab School June 18-Aug. 10 | Will offer classes for kindergarten through junior high school students. | |
| 4 | General education courses to be reviewed, KYTC | Faculty will talk about their classes. | |
| 4 | Dr. Ray Schlicher named to field services position | Ernest Fossum will direct Placement Bureau; Frances Hill will be administrative assistant in Placement Bureau. | |
| 5 | Loan forms due | ||
| 5 | Untitled | Students enjoy the beginnings of summer; photo. | |
| 5 | Vivacity, talent prominent in varsity men's Glee Club | Profile of the group and its director, Les Hale, who started the group in 1960. | |
| 5 | Dr. Kratochovill speaker for Greek Week banquet | ||
| 5 | Loan forms due | ||
| 6 | Tennis team wins over Wartburg, 6-3 | Panthers defeated Wartburg, but lost to Luther. | |
| 6 | Baseball team wins 5-4 over La Crosse State | Panthers won, 5-4, Tuesday. | |
| 6 | Hurd, Lemon display art | Brenda Hurd and Nell Lemon will show work. | |
| 6 | Trackmen lose close dual meet to Iowa State 72-49 | Cyclones beat Panthers on May 11. | |
| 6 | Track, baseball, tennis, golf compete for NCC titles today | Reviews and previews of SCI athletic events. | |
| 7 | Golfers lose to Loras, tie with Drake Monday | SCI lost to Loras, 14-1, Saturday; SCI tied Drake at 7 1/2 all on Monday. | |
| 7 | Alumni overpowers varsity football team | Alumni defeated varsity team, 22-13, last Saturday; photo. | |
| 7 | Baseball team beats Morningside takes south half NCC championship | SCI beat Morningside, 4-1, 3-2, here last Saturday, winning south half of North Central Conference. | |
| 8 | College will take bids for new food lines | ||
| 8 | Stringam organ recital canceled | ||
| 8 | Regents okays negotiations for dorm addition | Would house two hundred additional students in Campbell Hall. | |
| 8 | Typing test to be Monday and Tuesday | ||
| 8 | Conservation camp named beneficiary | Will receive scholarships from Newman Lyle Fund. | |
| 8 | Pat Peake named managing editor for '62-63 Eye | Assumes position after Jerry Mayes resigns. |