College Eye — April 28, 1950

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Open house in dorms, water show, play are planned for Mothers' Day	A list of the day's activities.
1	Prospective grads have conference
1	Board approves $7,000 for TV, film equipment	The equipment will be used to expand production of educational films.
1	Women's Day is Wednesday	Schedule of activities planned for the day.
1	Political responsibility will be theme of discussion conclave	Otha D. Wearin, Democratic candidate for U.S. Senator, will be speaker at the Spring Discussion Conference.
1	Virtue triumphs in 'Streets'	A brief synopsis of the play; photo.
2	Eight serve on youth commission	Roster of faculty members who are serving on committees of the Iowa Commission on Children and Youth.
2	VA lists regulations for pursuit of education after July 25, 1950	Excerpt from the Veterans Administration regulations of April 1, 1950.
2	Let's face employment facts	Students are encouraged to look to other professions for employment, as the need for teachers in high school is dropping.
2	Education council gives address as to GI deadline	Students who want to take advantage of the G. I. Bill should begin their advanced degrees before the deadline date.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Weary reporter reveals woes behind the printing of a story in the Eye	Student tells the hardships involved with being a reporter.
3	Renaud, Long set date for senior art show
3	Peet chosen for 'Citizen' award	J. H. Peet was selected as Alpha Phi Omega's "Citizen of the Year."
3	Swim runs for country recorder	Will be running as Democratic candidate for Black Hawk County Recorder.
3	Illness prevents Scott appearance	Hazel Scott will not perform.
3	Music Department presents Mikado
3	Gerow sings solo at College chapel Sunday	The subject for the service will "The Crucible of Life."
3	Career Days reveal job requirements	Teachers College instructors may be going to high schools to talk about their careers.
3	W. Gjerde attends Missouri Parley	Will participate in two panels.
3	Zintz administers intelligence tests	Will be testing students in Black Hawk County who have reading difficulties.
3	500 schools visit drama meeting	High schoolers will see the spring play along with viewing a film; will also attend a tea.
3	Huntington heads 'Eye' for summer	Other managers have been named for the summer session.
3	'Night and Day', annual aqua show, to be given by Life Saving Corps	Members of the Life Saving Corps are listed as well as officers of the organization; photo.
4	Six records set at relays; Panthers win four events	New records set at Teachers College Relays; photo.
4	Dickinson narrates relays over WOI-TV	Were televised over WOI-TV, Ames.
4	Simpson nine battles Panthers today at 3:30; Don Dahlke will play eight positions in Iron Man feat	Major league scouts looking at Don Dahlke; photo.
4	Publication honors Tutors grid fest	Publication entitled "Iowa State Teachers: 1st College in Nation to Win 7 Consecutive Football Titles."
4	Change date for first night meet to May 8	Dual track meet against Loras rescheduled.
4	Diamondmen split two, cancel tilts with Minnesota	Record now stands at 5-3; photo.
5	Math Club names Sam Weigert as president	Spring picnic will be held.
5	Netmen win 6-0	Tennis team is victorious in first match against Luther College.
5	Golfers fall to Bees; Iowa Collegiate next	Panther golf team takes second defeat from St. Ambrose. Iowa Intercollegiate and Drake next on schedule.
5	Student leaders hold conference	A list of those students attending the conference and assuming leadership on campus next year.
5	All organizations' treasurers need to close books	All deposits need to be made and all bills need to be paid by treasurers.
5	Participate in school and community activities, advises Dr. E. W. Goetch	E. W. Goetch urges students to get involved in community activities as well as school activities to be a good teacher.
5	Thinclads enter seven events at Drake; prepare for duel	Weather has hampered practice.
5	Ken's Korner	Perfect weather conditions helped keep the Teachers College Relays organized and on time. Many helped to make it possible.
6	Jean Shoquist attends meeting of counselors
6	'What is a good school?' Is answered by Wagner's article	Publishes an article entitled "Capsule Reports on Educational Trends".
6	Kelso addresses Elementa Ki Club	Fall officers and banquet chairmen are listed.
6	Alumni to hold reunion in Madison, Wisconsin	Staff of Teachers College attend reunion.
6	Publications will be released soon	Pictorial booklet and feature on men in education will appear.
6	FBLA officers assume duties	New officers and board members are listed.
6	Mrs. Holliday attends confab on the family	Attending preliminary study meeting for conference to be held in Washington, D. C.
6	Faculty to teach at summer camp	Will be teaching at Springbook State Park in Guthrie Center during the summer.
6	Iowa State play cast is spring play guest	Will have coffee with Teacher College play cast after the production.
6	Parent alumni to be guests at luncheon	Special invitations are being sent to second generation alumni.
6	Drama group discusses 'Streets of New York'	Also presented scene from "The Tempest".
6	New lights mean 'class dismissed'	Class cancelled due to installation of new lights.
7	Rendezvous	News from Greek organizations on campus.
7	P. Crable named Home Ec prexy	Other officers and representatives are listed.
7	Yearous will direct morning meditations
7	Anna B. Lawther visits dormitory	Schedule of activities.
7	Student center	News from campus religious centers
7	Professors author many new books	A collection of all materials written by Teachers College faculty is kept in the Dean of Faculty's office.
8	Industrial Arts Club elects Robert George	A demonstration was given on shell re-loading for firearms.
8	College Museum aids students; Cable credited with arranging collection	Description of the types of items housed in the College Museum.
8	Mail alumni lists for annual reunion May 20	The classes of 1900, 1925, and 1890 will honored at the 67th annual alumni reunion.
8	Choose Harris prexy for AAUP chapter
8	Sweet and Lowdown	News from the Department of Music.