College Eye — March 26, 1948

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Four to represent TC at Lindenwood mock convention	Will take part in mock Republican and Democrat political conventions.
1	Myra Williamson will speak at coffee hour	On plans for the summer.
1	Math Club	Will meet.
1	Teachers College trial blazer	Urges students to stay off the grass.
1	Friends service group to sponsor summer projects	Service opportunities available.
1	Lawther annex is near completion	Report of construction progress; should be completed by June.
1	Library science courses planned for next quarter	Department being organized; Lauretta McCusker will teach courses; description of curriculum.
1	Charles Graves speaks on mental institutions
1	Math conference to be held here
1	Cast for spring play "Macbeth" is announced; Anderson will play title role in Shakespeare's tragedy	List of cast members.
1	Eland wins Seerley vote; Montag, Luwe, Hugh win other offices	Roster of officers.
1	Sophomore tests set for April 14
2	Student League Board minutes	Hear reports and requests relating to student organizations and activities.
2	Around the Campus	Comments on the difficulty of freshman English classes; warmer weather is appreciated by those living in Sunset Village.
2	Survey reveals more Republicans in contemp class	Republicans are 42%; Democrats are 32%; remainder are independents or other parties.
2	Lost and Found	Business Office takes care of lost and found items.
2	Busy season at the Commons.	Impressed with schedule of activities in Commons.
2	Survey of Campus Opinion	Students are surveyed about their knowledge of the athletic coaches on campus and their attendance at sporting events.
2	Know Your Eye Staff-- Janie and Johnnie keep music students posted on activities	Profiles College Eye staff members Janie Rogers and Johnnie Geary.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
3	Anderson attends Minnesota convention
3	Anderson at Chicago high school conference
3	Students for Wallace plan Chicago meeting
3	Pre-engineering test will be given April 24
3	Nelson, Beard attend education conference	On higher education.
3	Lawther sponsors conference for dorm presidents	Representatives of other colleges attend meeting; conference highlights.
3	"You can lose 'it' here" by counting your calories at Commons diet table	Diet table in Commons started about four years ago; offers a reduced calorie meal.
4	Social action day will be held in Des Moines	Students welcome to travel to capital.
4	Little Lulu, Pinocchio lead juvenile readers to library "book nook"	Campus School library moved to rooms 1 and 2 in Library Building.
4	Vet's dependents must be declared	Must submit proof of dependents.
4	Margit Lillehei wins Pepsi Cola award	Will receive $50 college scholarship.
4	Accident victim's condition better	Beverly Brunsvold seriously injured in car accident.
4	Musical Notes	Discusses music students, faculty members, and upcoming musical events.
4	Gaddis raises plants and fish; first aquarium was piano	College Hill resident Walter Gaddis talks about his hobbies.
5	Sports schedule is announced for women students	Softball, volleyball, tennis, and golf will be available for interested women starting in April.
5	T. C. fans greet Panther matmen in early morning	TC shows great appreciation for their nationally known wrestlers.
5	Panther thinclads finish second in state AAU meet	TC places second at Drake with placements in eight events and only twenty points.
5	Five loop foes on 1948 schedule for TC gridders	1948 football schedule released; only four games will be played on TC's home field; photo.
5	Varsity golf	Men interested in golf are asked to attend a meeting.
5	Teachers College Relays will be celebration 25th birthday	Invitations were mailed out for the annual relays being held in April.
5	Wrestlers bring home honors; Koll is voted best matman in '48 tourney	TC wrestler Bill Koll won his third consecutive national championship; photo.
5	Revelle captures second in jump at Chicago meet	Revelle takes second in effort to clear 6'4" high jump and is second in total scoring with 17 1/2 points.
5	Nets on the women's tennis courts are up	Women are encouraged to use free time on the tennis courts.
5	Tutor trackmen will have twelve meets in spring	April 10 will open the 1948 outdoor track season with a dual meet in Latham field.
5	KO's	Comments on Don Dahlke's appendicitis operation and the TC track team.
5	Wrestlers bring home honors; Panthers cop three titles in AAU meet	TC wrestlers Russ Bush, Bob Siddens, and Harlan Roloff won titles for the Tutors; photo.
5	Varsity basketball	Men who wish to play basketball next season are encouraged to attend an upcoming meeting.
6	Ruffled petticoats keynote women's wear	Comments on spring 1948 fashion.
6	Rendezvous	News about campus Greek organizations.
6	Clothing tips for the Easter parade
6	Baker, Seerley sponsor annual Farmer's Frolic	Dance with this theme has been held since 1937; highlights of the dance program.
7	Senior Day to be omitted this year	Scheduling problems cited.
7	Campus School to hold Good Friday program	Brief description of program.
7	Bartlett Hall has birthday dinner	For those who will celebrate birthdays away from home.
7	Mitropoulos will direct symphony orchestra here	Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra will perform; photo.
7	Campus School offers driver training course	Twenty-five students enrolled.
7	Steg, Koehring have articles published	On music education.
7	Campus School plans curriculum changes	Setting up standards for change.
8	Easter sunrise service will be in Gilchrist
8	Republican's Club holds first meeting	Professor Robinson will supervise new group.
8	Faculty Dames	Will meet.
8	Campus School devises new grading system; many parents give approval	Description of the progress sheet that has replaced the report card.