College Eye — October 14, 1949

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Faculty to organize music, dance groups	A faculty glee club and modern dance group are being formed.
1	Shaw Chorale to perform tonight	A profile of Robert Shaw and his chorale.
1	. . . "I" winner	Homecoming Queen chosen by I Club; photo.
1	Germany is topic for coffee hour	Gives highlights on the condition of life in Germany since the war.
1	Emil Bock, violinist, to give concert	Profile of Emily Bock and a listing of his program for the concert.
1	Nellor and Schenck attend press meeting	Will attend the Associate Collegiate Press convention in Des Moines.
1	Senior men may apply for Rhodes Scholarships
1	"Eye" rates All-American for 12th time	Award is given by the Associate Collegiate Press of the University of Minnesota.
1	AMS to ratify old constitution	One change in the constitution will be that representatives will be selected by housing unit rather than classification.
1	Best floats to receive prizes	Homecoming activities are listed.
1	Donna Fangman 'I' Queen; Waterloo girl is selected by lettermen	Selected from a field of twenty candidates.
2	Courtesy call	Cedar Fall Fire Department gives demonstration of what to do in a fire emergency.
2	SAC hears Reid speak on Britain	Speaks on the British Labor Party.
2	The Line	Comments on people and happenings on campus.
2	Hilltopics	President Malcolm Price explains reasons for keeping T. C. a professional teaching school.
2	Survey of Campus Opinion	Surveys whether or not students have participated in the discussion groups.
2	Male encounters touchy situation in women's physical education class	A student tells about humorous experiences of being the only male in a class.
3	Dr. Douglas addresses Minnesota teachers	Will be speaking to the business teachers division of the Northeastern Minnesota Teachers Association.
3	Homecoming play was popular movie, successful New York musical show	"Street Scene" will be performed for three nights; photo.
3	Headley speaks on child's needs	Neith Headley, University of Minnesota, spoke on "The Needs of Five Year Olds."
4	Twenty new members added to Tau Chi Eta	A list of the new members is given.
4	Student centers	Activities are given.
4	Creative Writing Club will hold 1st meeting	Students interested in joining are invited to attend.
4	Faculty Quartet to give first recital	Will be part of this year's homecoming activities.
4	White tailed squirrels	White tailed squirrels are common on campus.
5	Football admissions	A section of the stadium is reserved for students.
5	P. E. Doings	Physical education and recreation news.
5	Four remain in faculty tourney	Golf tournament is sponsored by the Faculty Men's Club.
5	Notice	Interested men are invited to try-out.
5	Tutors open three game home stand tomorrow; Panthers will seek to return to win column against NDU	Panthers prepare for their first home game against the North Dakota Sioux; photo.
5	S. D. S. sweeps cross country track meet	T.C. loses, 15-40.
5	Nordley's cagers begin practicing on Monday	Twelve men from last year's team are expected to return.
5	State pins 14-13 loss on Panthers	Gives details of the last game against South Dakota; photo.
5	Ken's Korner	Gives standings for the two top teams and tells of Panthers' chance to win the conference title.
6	Goetch announces civil examinations	Examination allows for the recruitment of qualified seniors for federal positions.
6	Industrial arts building provides facilities for 1,200 students	Along with the new building, the Industrial Arts curriculum has expanded, also.
6	Burgess directs senior Orchesis	Profile of Jean Burgess, dance instructor.
6	Sweet and Lowdown	Happenings within the Department of Music.
7	KAYX to have student interview each week	Will appear on the "At the Crossroads" program.
7	Virginia Marston publishes article	The article will appear in the October issue of UBEA Forum.
7	First Bartlett Coke tea held October 13	Committee chairmen are listed.
7	Coed Daniels appears on "campus" program	Will be the first student to appear on the "Around The Campus" radio program.
7	New biology display case at Voc. Building	Beta Beta Beta will be sponsoring the displays in the new case.
7	Rendezvous	News from the Greek societies on campus.
7	Anna B. Lawther visits dormitory	Anna Lawther presented the dress she wore for her portrait to Lawther Hall.
8	Woodcock speaks in Waukon on October 11	Was a guest of the Kiwanis Club.
8	Homecoming programs to be available soon	Will be available for off-campus students first.
8	AWS to award prize for letterhead design	Design must include the letters "A.W.S." and "I.S.T.C.".
8	Dewey honored at Ed. Assembly	Assembly will be held for John Dewey's ninetieth birthday; Arthur Henry Moehlman will be the guest speaker.
8	Dr. Shaefer to speak about trip to Germany