College Eye — February 10, 1950

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Students . . . . Old Gold Beauty finalists . . . . up to Cunningham	Women nominees for the Old Gold Beauty contest; photo.
1	Women may submit applications for candidacy for AWS offices	A new method will be used this year to select officers; in previous years, nominees had been chosen by a board committee.
1	Band will tour eleven Iowa cities	Will be performing at eleven high schools within three days.
1	Symphony Orchestra will present concert	Concert will be February 19.
1	Nominees will campaign at convocation	Campaign guidelines are given.
1	Beauties will be chosen at tea	The final selection of women will be revealed at the Old Gold Beauty Dance.
1	Laugh-filled, riotous comedy includes movie taken here	A scene from the play includes an original movie shot for the play in which Marian Forest is cast in the role of the baby.
1	Placement Bureau holds conference	Three conferences will be held for those students planning to teach next fall.
1	Firkusny, pianist, will appear here for concert Tuesday	Profile of Rudolf Firkusny; photo.
2	Notice	Positions are available on the Board of Control.
2	Notice	Cars need to be moved from streets to parking lots to allow for removal of ice.
2	Making news? Let us know!	College Eye asks for assistance in obtaining news articles for the paper.
2	Phyl, Dean harmonize on column	Profiles of Phyllis Porter and Dean Simpson; photo.
2	Graduates will be honored at dinner	No formal commencement ceremony will be held for the eighty graduates of the winter quarter.
2	Massed band will be on college broadcast	Eight bands of the North Central Conference joined forces to perform for the radio station WOI.
2	Hilltopics; letters to the editor	Karl Smith, Department of Public Instruction, thanks student for finding and returning his watch.
2	Slow social life--need fast carnival	Believes campus should have an all-college carnival.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
3	Industrial Arts Club works on news letter	Newsletter will be sent to graduates of the department.
3	Keister voice students will present recital	A list of students participating is given.
3	'Teachers should stimulate students in government affairs' - - Schwengel	Four legislators met with faculty to discuss the inclusion of the subject of citizenship in the college's curriculum.
3	SUI group demonstrates stuttering	Student and faculty from the State University of Iowa show how stuttering can be cured.
3	First bridge tourney play-off is Monday	Donald Howard will give tips on playing with duplicate bridge boards.
4	Cagers meet S. D. State five tonight at Brookings; Tutors tackle unpredictable Jackrabbits in final road tilt	Last road game of the season to be played at South Dakota State.
4	Untitled	Basketball game against Augustana; photo.
4	"Spring" training underway;	Seventeen players try out; list given; photo.
4	Bean earns tie as Illini is swamped	Wrestling team takes visiting Illinois in a clean sweep.
4	Atom-ettes held to 26-26 deadlock	Tournament game results are given.
4	Ken's Korner	Gives opinion on basketball team; advantages, strengths, skills.
5	Tutors sink Vikings 85-44	Panther basketball team defeats Augustana; photo.
5	Diefendorf leads loop in scoring	John Diefendorf from South Dakota is now the league's top scorer, passing T. C.'s Norm Jesperson.
5	Cindermen hold intrasquad meet	Forty-three members, including twenty-eight lettermen, vie for spots on the team.
5	Forfeits feature tourney play	Tournament results are given.
5	Annual play day to be held Sat.	Eleven high schools will be participating in the annual Basketball Play Day sponsored by the winter sports methods class. Chairmen are listed.
5	Two faculty members will attend convention	Will be attending the annual convention of the American Camping Association.
5	Matmen journey north to meet Golden Gophers; Panthers seek 25 straight; Stoeker will meet Nomellini	Wrestling team takes Minnesota for twenty-fifth straight dual win; photo..
6	1928 graduate enters Alma Mater contest	One submission for the contest has been received.
6	New president	Other FTA officers are listed.
6	Fortune poll shows public faith in college education	Results of a survey conducted by 'Fortune' magazine are given.
6	Norland will speak at Language Club Thurs.	This will be the first meeting of the quarter.
6	Billiard champion to give demonstrations	Charles Peterson will give the presentation.
6	No College Eye	Will not be published February 24 or March 3.
6	I Club elects Nelson, Smith to top offices	Will begin their duties at the beginning of the new spring quarter.
6	Education classes visit 12 schools	Student chairmen for the class groups are listed; will visit schools of varying sizes..
6	Ten will appear in recital today	Vocal soloists and pianists are listed.
6	Pen friends welcome Pen	The latest editions of 'Pen' have been sent to the Iowa State Penitentiary in Fort Madison.
7	Powell will be concert soloist	List of students participating in the Waterloo Symphony Orchestra.
7	Bernhard will discuss philosophy of Aquinas	Final meeting of the winter quarter will be held.
7	Singers serve as musical example	A list of names of those participating in the weekly production of "Songs in the Air" is given.
7	Cameron, Severson in debate at Morningside	Bill Cameron and Kenneth Severson win two of four rounds of debate.
7	Home Ec majors plan Valentine dessert at Home Management House	Schedule of home economics events.
7	Sweet and Lowdown	Events occurring within the Department of Music.
8	Sigma Eta Chi pledges plan Valentine party	Regular meeting and Valentine party to be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Parry.
8	Miss Lund honored	Breakfast held for Miss Lund's birthday.
8	Fine Arts discussions to be held in Bartlett	Theme of discussion will be "How to equip ourselves for the most enjoyment and gain in these fields after college days?"
8	Lawther's goal--A's in contemporary affairs	After-dinner coffee was held as well as a well-attended Sunday morning breakfast.
8	Rendezvous	News from Greek organizations on campus.
8	Dean Nelson to Omaha	Will be attending a conference on Teachers Educational and Professional Standards.
8	All occupants of one room make Honor Roll	Three residents of Seerley Hall, all roommates, make the honor roll.