College Eye — January 6, 1950

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Dr. Carl H. Erbe dies Wednesday; was professor here for 25 years	Dr. Erbe died January 4, 1950, from a cerebral hemorrhage; photo.
1	Alma Mater song is project of Torch and Tassel honorary	Students may submit original music and words for the contest.
1	Girls pay bills, call for date present corsage for dance	A prize will be given for the most original corsage; committee chairman are listed.
1	Journalist Childs to speak here	Marquis W. Childs, author of the newspaper column "Washington Calling," will speak on January 10; photo.
1	Placement depends on subject matter combinations	There is still a shortage of kindergarten and primary teachers.
1	Building, championship highlight '49	Sixty-five new faculty members are hired as one of the highlights for 1949; other highlights are provided.
2	Four faculty members attend N. Y. meetings
2	Adequately trained teachers play essential role in safety education	Malcolm Price spoke at the Higher Education Committee.
2	Skirts slack at basketball games	Men on campus are upset that women are wearing slacks and blue jeans more.
2	Birth rate decides teacher demand	School enrollment increases demand for teachers.
2	Placement Bureau holds conference	Students who will be teaching the elementary or primary grades and qualify for a Limited Elementary Certificate are to attend.
2	Jo Capesius in charge of Intersorority tea
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Welle meets Truman, Coyne eyes sports	Profiles of Joan Welle and Chuck Coyne; photo.
3	Health service offers antihistamine tablets	Physical examinations are being continued.
3	Braddock to discuss atheism with humanists	The topic of his talk will be "The Need for a Philosophy of Life."
3	Work, dislike for teachers reasons for farm youth quitting school	Results of a Minnesota survey on farming and further education are given.
3	Three former library assistants have magazine articles published	Short profiles of Arlene Schlegel, David Berninghausen, and Rutherford Rogers.
3	Final rites held for C. S. Cory	Professor Charles D. Cory died December 28, 1949; photo.
3	Dee receives degree from U. of Chicago	Received doctorate degree.
3	Former alumni director to supervise census	Appointed as supervisor for the third congressional district.
4	Music department will present two performances of "The Mikado"	Roles are available for audition.
4	Scannell writes booklet for coaches	Booklet is entitled "Public Relations for the Coach."
4	Applications forms for examinations due January 20	Application is for the National Teacher Examinations sponsored by the American Council on Education.
4	Branch Summer School at Denison	Will be directed by Dr. Daryl Pendergraft.
4	Mahan reports on workshop in series of meetings Monday	Will report on the last workshop sponsored by the North Central Association Subcommittee on Institutions for Teachers Education.
4	Sweet and Lowdown	Happenings within the Department of Music.
5	Jim Coffin to be MC at after-game party	Vocals to be done by Johnny Williams and a specialty act by the Five Shadows.
5	Injuries in basketball lighter than football	Football and wrestling players have more bone fractures and knee and joint injuries than do basketball players.
5	Rendezvous	News from the Greek organizations on campus.
5	VanDwest pictured on cover of magazine	Is on the cover of the 1948-1949 issue of "Hope of the Future."
5	Social Life Committee schedules square dance	Bob Lee will call the squares.
5	FBLA to award degrees Tuesday	A banquet is being planned for January 13.
5	Seniors may apply for graduate grants	Applications are due by February 1 or March 1.
5	Change Sullivan concert date	Brian Sullivan will be on campus March 23 rather than January 24 as first planned.
5	Former instructor elected president of Phi Beta Kappa	Will hold office until 1952.
5	Evolution and Norway subjects at Film Club	List of films to be viewed at the next showing.
5	Bartlett houses poetic talent	Students have had poems published and read over the radio.
6	Cagers seek two loop wins	Panther basketball prepares for upcoming games against South Dakota State and South Dakota University.
6	Panther quintet captures top honors in holiday twin bills	Panthers win basketball games against Lacrosse Teachers College and River Falls Teachers College.
6	Men's intramural basketball teams begin play Saturday	Regulations are given.
6	Track men report for indoor drills	Track team begins practices for both varsity and freshmen.
6	Wheaton next mat foe	Teachers College has won the past four meets with Wheaton College.
6	Jespersen tops scoring with 156 points; Kochneff second	Individual scores are tallied for the Panthers basketball team.
6	Strifert returns after operation	Had knee surgery in Rochester, Minnesota.
6	Ken's Korner	A humorous look at the possible outcome of athletics for the year 1949.