Nelson--James W. [Class of 1948]

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#	Title	Date	Summary
1	Tutor grapplers College Eye 39:22, p.4	03/12/1948	Portrays LeRoy Alitz's victories over opponents.
2	Slick passer. . . College Eye 39:19, p.6	02/13/1948	Walter Kochneff is featured.
3	Outstanding guard . . . College Eye 39:18, p.4	02/06/1948	Features Charles Riek, "ISTC's fine guard."
4	Top scorer . . . College Eye 39:16, p.4	01/23/1948	Features Norm Jespersen free-throwing amidst praise and media talk.
5	Stretcher . . . . College Eye 38:31, p.4	05/09/1947	Baseball standout Max Mabie is shown.
6	Laughing on the inside College Eye 38:29, p.7	04/25/1947	Shows the wet weather that at the Tutor Relays.
7	Slugger College Eye 38:24, p.5	03/21/1947	Don Shupe is the Panther's shortstop and leading hitter.
8	"Russ" Bush College Eye 38:23, p.5	03/14/1947	Russ's 1947 record to date is five wins, two losses, and second place in 136 lb. class of State AAU.
9	"Hon" Nordly ends seventh season as Panther basketball coach College Eye 38:22, p.5	02/28/1947	Nordly believes that basketball is always an unpredictable game; believes the team had a good season; cartoon.
10	"Hooker" Combs, blinded by flak, now holds Panther scoring record College Eye 38:21, p.5	02/21/1947	Van Combs is originally from London, Kentucky; last week he broke the Panther scoring record for a single game; cartoon.
11	Tutor tooter College Eye 38:20, p.5	02/14/1947	"Mun" Whitford is a referee and the I.S.T.C. baseball coach.
12	Bill Koll College Eye 38:19, p.5	02/07/1947	Other competitors are afraid of I.S.T.C.'s 145 lb. national collegiate champ.
13	Untitled College Eye 38:18, p.5	01/31/1947	Gerald "Germ" Leeman, I.S.T.C.'s national collegiate 128 pound champ, hails from Osage, Iowa, where he was state champ three years in a row.
14	Untitled College Eye 38:17, p.4	01/24/1947	Freshman Dave Williams could be one of the greatest college guards of all time.
15	Fishing, dancing Tony's favorites College Eye 38:16, p.5	01/17/1947	Profile of equipment manager Tony Nerison.
16	Quonset settlement digs in for winter; mice, wind plague campus pioneers College Eye 38:14, p.6	12/20/1946	Some of the problems in the new Sunset Village include congealed oil, muddy roads, and wintry drafts.