College Eye — August 5, 1949

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Air-age workshop set for Aug. 8	Two sections will be offered.
1	College group go on Mississippi boat trip	Food consisted of all Iowa products.
1	Dr. Schaefer returns from trip to Germany	Made two month visit.
1	Many fields are offered at workshops	Lengthy roster of workshops.
1	Four of music faculty are studying in N. Y.
1	Pi Gammas initiate new members Thurs.	List of new members.
1	Bernhard to give sermon here Saturday	On "God Makes a Difference".
1	Hake to address D. M. teachers	Will speak on radio in public education.
1	Goetch will speak at Minnesota conference
1	. . . . Fair murals	Tom Larkin works on the Teachers College booth for the Iowa State Fair; photo.
1	Reveal baccalaureate plans; graduates to hear Uhlinger on August 14	The Reverend James Uhlinger will speak; photo.
1	Two instructors added to faculty	Brief profiles of Professors Lang and Svenson.
1	Fraternities aren't what they used to be; war has changed 'Hell Week'	Points out trends that have influenced fraternities in recent years.
2	Practical workshops	Urges student to attend useful workshops.
2	As I See It; NEA decision a mistake	Professor Fox believes that Communists should not be banned from teaching positions.
2	As I See It	Discusses the importance of family.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
3	Beta Alpha Epsilon hears Schneider	Melvin Schneider talks about teaching music to very young children.
3	Song manuals are printed for radio program in fall	For "Songs of the Air" program.
3	Alumnus used to be a news letter; is now a magazine	Brief history of the alumni magazine.
3	Tournaments held for Bartlett Hall	Bridge and table tennis offered.
3	SA fashions are revealed by Saur	Erica Saur talks about South American fashion.
3	Practical courses are offered at laboratory	Professor Grant is teaching at the Lakeside Laboratory.
3	Education department holds picnic Friday	At Mandalay Park.
3	Musical Notes	Discusses the upcoming vocal recital and next week's senior recital.
4	Beginning coaches rate good chances for jobs this year	E. W. Goetch talks about job prospects.
4	Noisy nine leads all teams in tournament	Results from women's intramural softball competition are posted.
4	Football coaching clinic held here	Coach Starbeck will meet with ISTC alumni coaches.
4	Elimination tournament set for August 8, 10	The four winning teams in the men's softball tournament will play an elimination tournament.
4	Jacobs takes net title	Al Jacobs defeated Andy Patton to take first place in the men's intramural tennis championship.
4	Lambda Gams and Baker Hall retain intramural lead	Results of last week's men's intramural softball competition are posted.
4	Gjerde announces previews of films	For professional previewing.
5	Campus School News	Campus School students visited the Waterloo Courier; students gave puppet shows; Karl Erik Killsholm spoke.
5	Shenandoah Branch School News	Tom A. Lamke spoke on "Common Problems of Educators" at the branch summer school in Shenandoah.
6	Library Science instructors are honored Thursday	Students entertain faculty.
6	K.P.B.A. hears Cynthia Daly Monday	Speaks on speech correction.
6	Kappa Delta Pi's hear Ed Ralston
6	College history shown in murals	George Rackelman painted murals in the Commons depicting ISTC campus buildings and scenes.
6	Driver trainees give student trainers jolts, sudden stops	History of driver education on campus.