College Eye — April 15, 1949

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	. . . Relays queen	Audrey Guenther, of Fort Dodge, was chosen Relays "I" Queen by WMT sports director, Tait Cummins; photo.
1	Humanists will discuss 'Socialized Medicine'	Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Strayer will lead discussion.
1	Sage discloses next Lecture Concertists	Schedule for the 1949-1950 season.
1	Easter sunrise service at 7:30	On east Library steps.
1	Notice	Seeking College Eye staff members.
1	Nyholm quits; Fitzgerald will fill vacancy	Elizabeth Nyholm resigns as Commons dietician; had taught in ISTC Home Economics Department, 1939-1944; will seek teaching post; profile of Margaret Fitzgerald.
1	Mothers to visit campus April 30	Brief schedule of activities.
1	Three of music faculty will present recital	Will present sonata recital.
1	Students will have first call on play tickets	For "The Trojan Women".
1	Students and faculty move 120,000 books	One third of the students and faculty turn out to help shift books.
1	New counsel post set up; Kelso given co-ordinator post here	Paul Kelso will coordinate services of other college units; brief profile.
1	Patty Berg visits Teachers campus	Gives golf demonstration.
1	Journalism awards will be given at dinner	Alpha Phi Gamma will hold annual dinner.
1	'Trojan Women' set adapted to 25 voice chorus	A look at the work of the set designers and crew for the play.
2	Variety plus	Comments that next year's Lecture-Concert Series looks good, and has a lot of variety.
2	Know Your Eye Staff	Profile of English major and Eye staff member Paul Schenck; photo.
2	Untitled	Expresses gratitude of the library staff to those who helped to move approximately 120,000 library books to their new locations.
2	Survey of Campus Opinion	Survey of how much students knew about the play, "The Trojan Women," which will be performed by UNI students.
2	As I See It	Describes how supplementary education programs, like the Boy Scouts of America, are helpful and necessary.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
3	Christianson, Haynes initiated last night	Into Alpha Phi Gamma.
3	Former student has new book published	Kenneth M. Thompson writes book on profit sharing.
3	League appoints committee heads	List of Women's League committee chairs.
3	Teachers sought for foreign jobs	ISTC is one of twelve US colleges selected to assist with securing teachers for overseas dependent schools.
3	Van Engen students at math meeting	Attended Kappa Mu Epsilon meeting in Kansas.
3	Musical Notes	Discusses upcoming senior recitals.
4	Baseball squad host to Drake Friday and Saturday; Tutor nine after third and fourth victories of season	Teachers College will face Drake University at home, for Drake's season opener.
4	Twenty-sixth Teachers Relays will be big event on track schedule	Approximately one thousand athletes will compete in the 26th annual Teachers College Relays, held on O. R. Latham track.
4	Cindermen post impressive win	ISTC defeated Drake University, 80 1/2 to 38 1/2.
4	Gophers bow to Panthers twice	Panthers defeated Minnesota University, 4-3, after nineteen innings, which makes it the longest game in ISTC history; photo.
4	KO's	Discusses ISTC's successful weekend in athletics.
5	Spring basketball drills start for prospects	There will be only five returning lettermen on next season's basketball team; spring drills have begun and are expected to last approximately a month.
5	Three lettermen aid golf team prospects	Harvey Wissler, Jerry O'Malia, and Ed Howe will be returning to the golf team this year; tryouts will be held next week.
5	Women's softball	Women's intramural softball competition continues.
5	Wrestling squad takes NAAU title; Tutors win five individual crowns at Cedar Rapids	ISTC scored 37 points, defeating their closest competitor, Cornell, with 32 points; photo.
5	Softball program leads activities	Intramural softball competition continues.
6	Cram will direct safety courses	For water safety instructors.
6	Music faculty serve as contest judges	In several high school music contests.
6	Pupils are presented in piano recital here	List of those who performed.
6	Ahlquist, Billman at historical convention
6	15 enter Iowa Teachers First	List of new members.
7	After-dinner coffee, musical at Lawther
7	Fashion Fantasics presented Thursday	Home economics students modeled clothing that they had made.
7	Home economics girls meeting at Iowa City
7	Norma Friedrichsen is chosen 'Corky-Co-ed'	Profile of Norma Friedrichsen, who will model for freshman orientation booklet.
7	Home management class entertains Sunday
7	Ping Pong tournament goes on in Bartlett	Betty Kyrus organized a ping pong tournament in Bartlett Hall, which will include competition in both singles and doubles.
7	Rendezvous	Greek organizations and their activities.
7	Bartlett holds regular coke tea
7	Association sends appeal to Truman	Urges support for education.
8	Faculty members will attend Career Days	At Eagle Grove, Ida Grove, and Washington.
8	Dr. Howard will discuss N. Y. trip	Attended UN institute there.
8	Campus Pep Club to sponsor rally	To honor track team.
8	SCA Brotherhood panel race problem	Group will visit Waterloo.
8	Holmes will attend publications meeting	Will serve as panel member.
8	Regulation passed denying Commons to any one group	Will not allow Commons to be reserved by one group for its exclusive use.
8	Counselors for Bartlett begin training	List of counselors.
8	NEA journals ready