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Dean Nelson writes new book on tests
Advantages of being early pointed out Selmer Larson believes that those who register early will have better choice of classes.
Horns supervises construction of comic character At Waterloo school.
Antics of ants puzzle science professors here Professor Abbott offers explanation of large numbers of ants.
Football coach meets policeman Coach Starbeck is stopped by traffic police officer.
Kappa Delta Pi initiates Olsens Three members of one family initiated.
Bartlett Hall dance given tonight; Dr. Knoff to discuss life of Calvin; invite students to panel discussion Dance will be held in ballroom of the Commons; discussion on the life and thoughts of John Calvin; discussion held on "Opportunities for Farm Youth."
Seniors elect Gibson Summer graduating class organizes; elect Richard Gibson, Helen Kroeger, and Max Ferguson; have ordered announcements; photo.
'Opportunities for farm youth' will be discussed Will hold panel discussion.
Spinster's hop is held tonight Organized by Bartlett Hall.
Coed tries to iron blouse but gets self Students burns herself while ironing.
Announce future speaker; graduates to hear Dr. Neale M. G. Neale will speak; schedule of Commencement activities.
Plan to show two movies Will show "The River" and "Good Neighbors".
Symphony will give summer concert; students will aid in direction Concert program.
Play audience approves title Questionnaire used to help pick out the title "Foot-Loose"; audience rates new play.
Unclaimed lost articles will be sold soon
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Sandwiches send students to school Two brothers will pay for their schooling by selling Gump's sandwiches.
Employment factories Believes school boards are investigating possibilities of vocational education for their communities; training citizens for life in a community is the purpose of education.
Graduate becomes college instructor Roger Barrigar will teach at Johnson City College in Tennessee.
The Line Campus gossip.
Honor Roll has higher percentage during the year Percentage of students making the Honor Roll tends to be lower in the summer.
Editorially speaking; the College Eye presents; campus views; significant events; 'On The Records' Students should listen to the way they speak and record themselves to work on their speaking skills.
Tips for Teachers Sample application letter released by Dr. E. W. Goetch.
Object to vocalizing Music practice rooms disrupt students when they are trying to study; suggests moving singers to a different place on campus.
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Boaters run out of fuel Five women went for a ride on the Cedar River.
Local chapter of Sigma Tau Delta has ninth reunion Will hold dinner and initiation.
Students shown educational films
Forty-five to join Alpha Beta Epsilon List of new members.
Art of Scandinavian countries to be shown
Professors hold picnic in Waterloo Department of Education holds picnic.
Beauty's looking up Tips on making yourself feel better and more beautiful.
Riebe addresses elementary group Spoke on photography.
'Little Switzerland' visited by students Students went on a trip to McGregor and visited various places.
Are ladies lacking at Teachers College? Recounts attributes of women from magazine article.
Class notes Campus news and observations.
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Drinks no water for two years Eiler Jorgensen, who runs the restaurant in the Danish pavilion at the New York World's fair, joined a wine club and had to vow to only drink wine when he was thirsty and never water.
World traveler speaks to education classes
'Blackie' works R. V. Black cleans up at Men's Gymnasium; photo.
Students like North Iowa Students express preferences for where they want to live and work.
Excuses will be taboo for Panther gridders in fall Camera will be used to film the men on the football field to help find errors in their game.
Primaries told to use encouragement in teaching pupils Professor Terry gives advice on teaching writing.
Rabey has slim chance for title Rabey's softball team will have to win all of its remaining games and the opposing team will have to lose all of its remaining games for Rabey to win for the title.
Professor recalls 'good old days' of baseball This the hundredth anniversary of baseball. John R. Slacks retells his experience playing baseball at TC.
Gym-Gems for Women Updates on women's activities.