College Eye — May 13, 1949

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	'Minnesingers' will return for reunion	Brief history of the group.
1	909 complete largest summer registration
1	430 will graduate May 23; President's reception is first event	Schedule of Commencement activities.
1	Grand march will honor graduates at annual dance
1	Student leaders confer on next year's problems	Seventeen leaders meet with college officials.
1	New schedule of concerts is announced	Changes for the 1949-1950 season.
1	'Rumpelstiltskin' to be presented	By puppet class.
1	Library ground floor remodeled	New magazine stacks installed; hope to improve lighting.
1	Old Golds	Students should pay balance on bills.
2	Pride justified	Praises Iowa State Teachers College for being one of the best teachers colleges in the nation.
2	Examination schedule
2	Know Your Eye Staff; Empey, variety of interests	Profile of senior English major, and Eye staff member, Jeanne-Marie Empey; photo.
2	Teachers College rates 93 percentile of all colleges in size and facilities	Tom Lamke speaks about TC to Phi Delta Kappa.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	As I See It	Discusses the dangers of "a little learning."
3	Campanile will chime on each quarter hour	Mechanism repaired so that Westminster changes will be rung for first time in seven years.
3	Nine Campus High receive honors
3	Extension Service aids all teachers	Elmer Ritter talks about the role of Extension.
3	Poinar to direct string workshop	Workshop schedule.
4	5 of Industrial Arts faculty to St. Louis meeting
4	Dr. Denny attends funeral of his sister
4	Social Science is not overcrowded	Professor Thompson believes that there is room for more good social science teachers.
4	27 will graduate from Campus High	Commencement program.
4	Michel and Bontz honored at dinner	Jean Bontz will be department head; Maude Michel will join husband in Minneapolis.
4	Mickelson is elected new Phi Mu president	List of other officers.
5	Baseball nine host to Carleton today and tomorrow; Panthers will try to break Carls win streak at three	ISTC will face Carleton, whose season record is 5-3.
5	MacAlester next for cinder squad	ISTC will face MacAlester College of St. Paul, Minnesota.
5	Tutor nine splits at Illinois Normal	ISTC defeated Illinois, 21-2, but were also defeated by them, 17-2; photo.
5	Seerley Hall cops softball trophy	Seerley Hall defeated Baker Hall in the men's softball championship, golf and tennis schedules are posted.
5	Courtmen swamp Luther netmen 6-1	Next, the Panthers will face Loras College.
5	Bee Bopps pound out win over Tadpoles	The Bee Bopps won first place in the women's softball tournament, after defeating the Tadpoles, 21-0.
5	Thinclad trample track opponents	Out of ten events entered in the South Dakota Relays, ISTC took home five first places and three second places.
5	Linksmen suffer first dual loss	ISTC golfers were defeated by St. Ambrose College, 10 1/2 to 4 1/2.
5	KO's	Bids farewell to his readers, and throws one last line at the Des Moines Register.
6	College will list approved houses	Will re-establish practice of developing an approved list of rooming houses for men.
6	Charles Seltenrich is appointed to Oberlin	Will serve as professor of music.
6	Display of America in college library
6	Miss Hanson engaged to Edward Williams	Helen Morgan appointed in her place.
6	Musical Notes	Points out the important people in his college career.
7	Elementary school begins June 6	Plans for summer at the Campus School.
7	Rendezvous	Greeks announced their recent and upcoming activities.
7	Penn State sponsors 'Blue Ribbon' project	To assist teachers who need more education.
8	SCA officers plan year's program
8	Instructor leaves for graduate study	Nellie Hampton will study at the University of Wisconsin; other faculty also have plans for graduate work.
8	Math Club has picnic
8	Rhum plans to teach at Michigan College	For summer session.
8	Woodcock helps plan for safety education	In Cedar Rapids.
8	Baker Hall wins trophy at sing
8	Student employees	Should arrange to have checks sent to them.
8	Heffner resigns Bartlett position	Will be married.