College Eye — January 20, 1950

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1	Students to vote for 10 finalists	Five student judges and four faculty judges will narrow the choices down to twenty-eight; then students will select the ten finalists.
1	Adams to be main speaker for Religion and Life Week	Profile of Dr. John Adams; photo.
1	Professional teacher relations will be discussed at IFTA	Superintendent Vasey, Falmer Hanson, Caryl Middleton, and Jack Heifner will be speaking at the upcoming meeting.
1	Old plays find new ways	Radio program assists schools in the teaching of the classics; photo.
1	Eleven schools to participate in annual speech tournament	The top three speakers will receive four year scholarships.
1	Gerow will direct choir over WSUI	The group's selections are given.
1	I Queen . . . .	Ann Natvig is crowned winter sports queen by I-Club.
2	Why research papers are difficult	Students are encouraged to stop mutilating library materials.
2	Eye reporters are versatile	Profiles of Floreen Bryan and Dorothy Buffington.
2	Office routine includes courtesy; secretaries need to be friendly	A survey is to be taken of the office secretaries and stenographers to see if they would like regular meetings.
2	Male rallies to defense of skirts	Feels women should wear skirts to look presentable rather than wear jeans and look messy.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
3	Literary films highlight preview	Three biographical films will be shown.
3	Hill offers advice for composers of Alma Mater	Several suggestions are given.
3	Women's Chorus concert Thursday	Performance program.
3	Home economics students practice preparing meals for large groups	The class will assist in the preparation of a lunch at a public school.
3	Crews announced for winter play	Members of the scenery, property, and light crews for "Boy Meets Girl" are listed.
3	Decision for eating at Commons reversed	Seniors will no longer be required to eat at Commons.
3	Public relations workshop planned	The first workshops for public school administrators will be July 10 on campus.
3	Dead bald eagle nose-dives from temporary campus refrigeration	A bald eagle was found dead in a tree northwest of Cedar Falls and was brought to the Department of Biology.
3	Nelson to Wisconsin	Will serve as an examiner for the North Central association.
3	Faculty members attend meeting	Members of the faculty will serve as presenters and delegates to the 3rd Annual Leadership conference.
4	Atom-Ettes trip Fleetsters 34-13 in opening game	Other results of games are given.
4	Spot entertainment to follow meet Sat.	Entertainment will begin at 10 p.m. in the Commons.
4	Weick knits, pins opponent	Bill Weick surprised his teammates on their trip to Ft. Dodge by working on a sweater he is knitting for himself.
4	Tutors split on road trip	Panthers come back from North Dakota with one win and one loss.
4	Denver added to mat slate	New schedule brings Denver University to the mats at T. C.
4	Tutor wrestlers host to Purdue University Saturday; Big ten team seeks to snap winning streak at 20 meets	Panther wrestling team prepares to take on reigning champions, Purdue University.
4	Favorites score easy victories in intramural play	Last week's results and this Saturday's schedule are given.
4	Iowa State, Drake return to '50 slate	The schedule for the 1950 football season is released with games against Iowa State and Drake included.
4	TC High Gridders receive letters	A list is given of those Campus High School athletes who were awarded athletic letters for the football season.
4	Matmen score easy victories over Michigan State, Wheaton	Panther wrestling comes back from the road with two wins under their belt.
5	Women may use skis and sleds	Seventeen pairs of skis, four small sleds, and one bob sled are available for women to check out.
5	Henry Trepp president of TCHS pep club	Other officers are listed.
5	Cagers go to Loras Saturday; face Bison at home Monday	Basketball team prepares for two games this weekend; Loras College and North Dakota State.
5	WRA offers rec swimming Sunday	A co-recreational splash party is being sponsored.
5	Ken's Korner	Panthers hold records for wrestling champions in Iowa and within the country.
6	Bigelow was guest speaker for Humanists	Leslie Bigelow discussed the book "Of Human Destiny."
6	Mobile unit shows unusual example of industry-education teamwork	Equipment within the mobile unit is supplied by Iowa businessmen; photo.
6	A. C. Fuller continues work with Crippled Children Soc.	Albert Fuller serves as vice president of the Iowa Society for Crippled Children and Adults as well as Program Planning Committee chair.
6	Two PJ parties take Bartlett Hall spotlight	Women from Section A and B enjoy a pajama party.
6	Camera Club resumes activities	The Camera Club had been inactive for two quarters.
6	Education classes observe teaching	Visited schools in Waterloo and Cedar City.
7	Untitled	Shirlee Stilwell is chosen Sweetheart of Lambda Gamma Nu.
7	Snow Fun party features races	A student-faculty tug-of-war is being planned along with a dance in the evening.
7	Student teachers for spring to meet	Applications will be available for those wishing to student teach in the spring.
7	Lawther, Seerley, Baker plan informal party	Games, mixers, and social dancing will be taking place.
7	Men's Union will hold first general meeting	A list of officers is provided.
7	Rendezvous	News from Greek organizations on campus.
7	Name forum panel	Roy Abbott, Lyman Harris, and Mrs. I. H. Hart will serve on an Iowa State Teachers College forum.
7	Faculty Dames meet
7	Lawther Hall has musical, coffee	A pajama party is also being planned.
8	Field laboratory provides education, recreation for elementary teachers	The Iowa Teachers Conservation Camp is co-sponsored by the Teachers College.
8	C of C speaker at FBLA banquet	Mr. I. W. Lackore was the guest speaker and Donna Tegen was the guest vocalist.
8	Puppet show, mixer, snow fun scheduled	Puppet show will be presented in the Commons on January 20, 1950.
8	Sweet and Lowdown	Events and happenings within the Department of Music.