College Eye — March 18, 1949

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Three teachers attend Home Ec convention	Topic for the convention was "How Home Economics Contributes to Family Life."
1	Russian violinist is final concert	Tossy Spivakovsky will perform; photo.
1	Spelman to give organ recitals	Leslie Spelman will perform and speak; photo.
1	. . . Kitchen artists	Two young men prepare their meal; photo.
1	Two educational conferences here next weekend	Science and counseling groups will meet.
1	Large vote with new ballot; Thomas Clay is elected SLB prexy	1173 votes cast; list of new officers.
1	Ticket sale for Orchesis on Monday	For annual recital.
1	College Band concert postponed says Russell
1	Dean Nelson appointed to editorial board
1	Shaw Chorale will make 2nd appearance	In next year's Lecture-Concert Series.
1	Relays "I" Queen nominations open	For Teachers College Relays.
2	Letter to the editor; the case of missing students	Confronts the problem of poor attendance at recent panel discussion.
2	As I See It	Professor Guillaume believes art education is vital to general education.
2	In just two seconds you can read 17 words by taking reading course	Leo Phearman reports impressive results in his remedial reading course.
2	The Line	'News' from around the campus.
2	A nice piece of work	Thanks everyone for a good election and wishes more to come just like it.
2	Know your Eye staff; Denny writes 'P. E. Doings', Thompson describes ideal girl	Profiles Betty Denniston and Whitey Thompson
3	Mitchell to head 250 voice choir
3	Fall honor roll	List of those honored.
3	McCusker will visit Iowa high schools	In Extension Service program.
3	All Campus Sing to be sponsored by music frats	Rules for group participation.
3	Creative writing club is planned	Professor Maurer is sponsoring organizational meeting.
4	Three may be a crowd, but these fellows find there are advantages	A look at apartment life for three young men.
4	April Fool Ball to require costumes
4	Games party will feature contests	Will feature card and parlor games.
4	Winter quarter graduates named	List of fifty-six graduates; no ceremonies held..
4	1580 Old Golds sold
5	Notice	Softball will organize.
5	Track squad will enter AAU meet at Des Moines; Drake Cindermen will defend championship won last year	With twenty men on the squad, Panthers hope to win the championship.
5	Coach Whitford counts on vets to provide fire	Panthers face the Gophers as the season opener; photo.
5	KO's	No 1947-1948 Panther team had a losing record.
5	Thinclads defeat Coe and Cornell	Thinclads had many first place winners leading them to the win.
5	P. E. Doings	Physical education news.
5	Grapplers breeze past AAU meet	Panthers won in all but three classes; photo.
5	Volleyball	Women and men are encouraged to play; games held on each Wednesday night.
5	Panther quintet sets four new team records	Won the North Central Conference title for the second straight year, with a season of 16-6.
6	Exhibit praises British courage	Photos from Life magazine on display.
6	FBLA holds a discussion forum	Panel will discuss cost accounting.
6	Family relations conference to be held here Friday
6	Jobs in civil service available says Goetch
6	Friend's representative is coffee hour speaker	Garnet Guild will speak.
6	Mediations honor St. Patrick's day
7	Bartlett coke tea held yesterday
7	Sigma Alpha Iota elects officers	Roster of officers.
7	Camping discussed at club meeting	Professor Mouser spoke at meeting.
7	Rendezvous	Greek organizations and their activities.
7	Musical Notes	Discusses music students, faculty members, and upcoming musical events.
8	'Teaching international understanding' theme for social science conference	Conference highlights.
8	Phi Mu Alpha initiates new members Sunday	Roster of new members.
8	Beard, Moe attend Cherokee Career Day	Career Day also scheduled in Spencer.
8	Lutherans to hear German minister	The Reverend Alex Funke will speak.
8	Mrs. McLeod speaks to Waterloo AAUW	On books for young people.