College Eye — December 9, 1949

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Who's Who, honor book, recognizes 23	List of students honored.
1	Marquis Childs will speak here	Profile of Marquis W. Childs, Washington columnist.
1	Nelson to meeting	Will attend the Committee on Personnel Standards for the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education.
1	Tree-lighting program will open season	A Campanile concert will call students to the ceremony; photo.
1	Children's Theatre ticket sales begin	Will be presenting "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer."
1	Christmas dance tickets on sale; Williams to play	Students are asked to make this a non-corsage dance; favors will be provided for the women.
1	Twenty schools participate in discussion, debate meet	Debate meet is sponsored by the Speech Activities Club.
1	2,800 registered for winter term	Enrollment shows a five percent decline from the fall enrollment of 2950; 1512 students are women and 1288 are men.
1	Faculty Dames party	Members are asked to bring a gift for the grab bag along with their favorite Christmas recipe.
1	Christmas events announced; chorus of 300 will present 'The Messiah'; Tree-lighting program will open season	The College Chorus and Symphony Orchestra will join forces for the performance.
2	Monica Wild books form P. E. library	Books are to be used by physical education majors and non-majors.
2	Know Your Eye Staff; Hack, Cuthbertson were both H. school newspaper editors	Profiles of Clara Hack and De Wayne Cuthbertson; photo.
2	Hilltopics; Open road doesn't mean open up	Students encouraged to take care when driving.
2	Fines may punish library offenders	Library offenders will be punished for destruction of property.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
3	Faculty members tour six teachers colleges	Will be looking at the curriculums of each of the colleges.
3	"Boy Meets Girl" is winter play
3	Film Club will see 10 foreign movies	The ten films are listed.
3	Art workshop for public school administrators to be held tomorrow	Five members of the art faculty will take part in the morning and afternoon discussions.
3	IQ tests to be given in county rural schools	Will be administering the Stanford-Binet intelligent tests to students with reading difficulties.
3	Howard to Minn.	Will be attending a regional conference on teacher education at the University of Minnesota.
3	Driving class to meet
3	Holmes at convention	Will attend district meeting of the American College Public Relations Association Convention.
3	Keefe discusses distributive ed	At FBLA meeting.
4	Students no smarter after 2 years of college; they just know more	Results are given of a test that was administered to students when they entered college and at the end of their sophomore year.
4	Speaking ability develops early	Children should be encouraged to speak before groups at an early age according to Mildred Blackman.
4	Orchesis presents program Dec. 15	Performance program.
4	Student Centers	News from campus religious centers.
4	Committee of 9 conducts survey	Public school administrators, alumni, and other prominent people will receive survey.
4	Howard is moderator at C. F. utilities forum	Discussion was held as to who should control the local utility company.
5	Panthers breeze in opener, 77-20	Panthers play first basketball game of the season and win over Central College; photo.
5	Four staff members attend loop meeting	Attended the North Central Conference meeting in Minneapolis.
5	Untitled	Keith Young prepares for wrestling invitational.
5	Women cagers must have five practices	The junior theory basketball class will be coaching the teams.
5	WRA adds badminton intramural program	Mixed doubles and a women's tournament are being planned.
5	AAU mat tourney attracts large entry list; 44 Panther wrestlers seek individual titles tomorrow	Invitational AAU wrestling meet to take place at Iowa State Teachers College; Panther squads are listed.
5	Men's intramurals to be planned on Monday	Student committee to be elected.
5	Cagers face Oles, Central	Basketball team plays second game of the year at home.
5	Letters awarded to grid members	Letters handed out to twenty-six varsity football players; a list is provided.
5	Seven gain spots on honor team	List of members of the all-conference teams.
5	Ken's Korner	Congratulates the winners of all-conference team honors and praises the other members of the team.
6	Science prof. shows slides of Norway trip	Ernestine Smith spoke about her trip.
6	Douglas addresses business association	Will be speaking to the Western Illinois Business Education Association.
6	Hoop Hop tonight	Dancing will follow the basketball game in the Commons.
6	"Overture" by Pozdro performed in Illinois	Faculty member John Pozdro's "Overture" is performed by various groups in the Midwest.
6	Rendezvous	News from Greek organizations on campus.
6	Fireside sing in Lawther tonight	News about upcoming activities.
7	Congressional records to be viewed in SDA	Will look at the records of the senators and congressmen from Iowa at their next meeting.
7	Honor Roll addition	Joseph Stone's name was omitted from the summer honor roll.
7	College doctor warns students about cold drugs	New antihistamine cold pills prove effective if taken as soon as cold symptoms appear.
7	Gerow directs chorus in Waterloo auditorium	More than five thousand people heard the presentation of the "Messiah."
7	Bridge tournament open to students	Students may compete in the 1950 National Intercollegiate Bridge Tournament.
8	Agriculture Club elects officers	Freshmen are now allowed to join; officers are listed.
8	Holvik writes article for music magazine	His article entitled "How to practice the clarinet" will appear in the November issue of "The School Musician."
8	Radio program to send greetings over the air	Students will present a radio program for the holidays.
8	Sweet and Lowdown	Events occurring within the Department of Music.