College Eye — April 16, 1948

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Fifty senior counselors are selected	List of counselors who will help with orientation of new students.
1	Mothers will be entertained here weekend Apr. 24	Schedule of Mother's Day activities.
1	Orchesis will be given April 29	Description of the upcoming show.
1	Silver anniversary relays start today	Marilyn Hiatt is I-Queen; relays schedule; photo.
1	Spring art salon will open April 21	Will feature student work in many media.
1	SCA selects new cabinet members	List of cabinet members and their responsibilities.
1	Three receive superior rating in tournament	Dick Wischmeier, Bill Rich, and Walter Oetting honored.
1	Eye wins All-American rating; praise given to make-up, sports page	Work by Bill Eells cited.
1	Play tickets will be sold next week	List of cast and crew members for "Macbeth".
2	Hilltopics	Complaints about the slow moving lines in the Commons dining center.
2	Know Your Eye Staff--ad salesman Kelly, Peterson tell embarrassing moments	Profiles of Eye staff members Eldon Kelly and Dale Peterson.
2	Around the Campus	Discusses the upcoming Teachers Relays, student teaching, the lack of pencil sharpeners, and the spring play.
2	In defense of Stassen	Angry with the editorial printed about the Republican party and Harold E. Stassen.
2	Describes Old Gold woes	Managing editor hopes that this year's difficulties will not be repeated next year.
2	Number, please?	Response to a previous letter about the courtesy of the telephone operators.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
3	Ping to attend home ec meeting
3	Phi Delta Kappa will hold business meeting
3	Lowell Baxter honored by science fraternity	Honored as most promising student in the physical sciences.
3	Cliff Kyes to play for spring formal
3	900 are expected at drama meet	ISTC faculty will lead discussions.
3	Last Bartlett family style dinner April 22
3	Adult home economics classes to be offered	Variety of subjects will be considered in evening classes for homemakers.
3	Meal planning class serves school lunch	Twelve home economics students serve seventy-five guests.
3	Iowa state Capitol scene of social action day events	Twenty-seven ISTC students take part in mock General Assembly session.
3	T. C. T. B.'s are unfair!	Dean of Men Gordon Ellis points to the grass to warn students to keep off; photo.
4	Committee members send questionnaires	To learn what activities will be scheduled for Homecoming.
4	Social life survey will be conducted	Will attempt to learn what students want in the way of social activities.
4	Beard speaks on India
4	Tea will honor women grads	Will include style show on appropriate attire for Commencement activities.
4	Art, music, document rooms closed Sundays
4	New Intersorority officers elected	List of officers.
4	Lawther residents select official song
4	Holst writes article for music magazine	On interpreting music.
4	Student League approves national journalism frat	Recognizes Alpha Phi Gamma chapter; roster of officers..
4	Musical Notes	Discusses music students, faculty members, and upcoming musical events; Gloria Bonvechio and Elwood Keister will be married.
5	P. E. Doings	Women P. E. majors travel to Iowa City to watch tennis meet, women's track and field class break records; Diana Pringle is congratulated on her "Early Bird Breakfast".
5	Tutor nine will be on the road for two games	TC travels to Morningside for games.
5	Women's softball	Women's softball intramural schedule.
5	Leeman and Koll will try Olympics	Gerald Leeman and Bill Koll will participate in the Olympic district trials.
5	Panthers sweep Cyclone baseball series 7-2 and 4-2	TC defeats Iowa State in their season opener.
5	Tennis safety rules given by Maude Moore	Students are reminded of some safety tips while they play tennis.
5	Olympic tickets	Tickets are now available for the final night of the Olympic trials.
5	T. C. Relays attract 23 colleges and 42 high schools; thirty-three events scheduled this afternoon and tomorrow	The relays celebrate their silver anniversary this year and the Iowa mile will be added to the list of events.
5	KO's	Life Magazine finally responds to a letter that was sent out earlier this year in regards to the lack of athletic competition in Iowa.
5	Golf team opens season tomorrow	Golf team prepares for upcoming meet against Loras.
5	Basketball coach Oliver "Hon" Nordly owns best loop basketball record	A brief recap of Hon Nordly's life; praised for his hard work.
6	Lawther women plan pajama breakfast
6	School administrators will attend conference	On recruitment of teachers.
6	Bulletin board display features Latin America
6	Rendezvous	News and events of campus Greek organizations.
6	Spring graduates	Should order academic regalia.
7	Initiate 5 members to Teachers First	List of officers and new members.
7	18 junior high boys conduct safety patrol	Will help to direct students at highway crossings.
7	KP Club will honor mothers at dinner
7	Parent-teachers group discusses entertainment	Considers need for entertainment during summer months.
7	Maritain philosophy is subject of guest talk	Professor Guest will speak to Humanists Club.
7	Doud operates amateur radio set	Bill Doud has his radio set up in Stadium Hall; photo.
8	McCarville and Swim speak to Jeffersonians	Attended mock political convention.
8	Strayer gives highlights of visit to Congress, U. N.	Attended several seminars in the East.