College Eye — August 4, 1950

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Homecoming planned for Oct. 13-15; 'Half-time of Century' to be theme	The theme will be "Half-time of the Twentieth Century"; a schedule of events and committee members are listed.
1	24 men students to aid freshmen	A list of those students assisting in orientation is given.
1	Announce dates for Lab School	Fall instruction will begin on September 11, 1950.
1	Announce graduation events, summer class will graduate on Thursday	Approximately 251 graduates will participate in this exercise; program is given.
1	Baccalaureate has Vincent for speakers	Rev. John P. Vincent will speak on "Making Your Life Count;" photo.
1	Dinner to be held Tuesday for graduates	A program of the evening's activities is given.
1	. . . High enough	Muriel Stephens measures Ruth Below for her Commencement gown; photo.
1	Wagner announces final completion of booklet for high school series	Twenty-one courses of study have now been developed for the secondary school curriculum program.
1	Kenneth Huber's daughter accepts a diploma first	Kenneth Huber's daughter, Barbara, received her high school diploma from Muscatine in June.
2	Picnic and dinner will begin week for new students enrolled in fall	Listed are the activities for orientation week.
2	Thanks to Baker residents	Encourages students to give her successor the same support and cooperation she has received.
2	Letter from President Price	Thanks members of the College Eye staff for their cooperation and fine work they have done.
2	Sweet and Lowdown	News about musical events on campus.
2	The Line	'News' from around campus.
3	Foto feature . . . Bridge the gap	Connie Brooks and Roy Wilson discuss the teacher's role; photo.
3	BAE complete summer program	A list of the eighteen new members initiated at their annual banquet.
3	Registrar announces a short summer session	Tentative plans are underway for a summer session in 1951.
3	Ask students to leave envelopes for checks	Checks for student assistants that are not mailed will be held until the beginning of the fall quarter.
3	H. Bernhard announces baccalaureate service	Sunday's regular chapel service will be the summer baccalaureate service.
3	Math visual aids are being shown	Description of visual aids.
3	Scott outlines community planning to make use of reorganization bill	Reorganization, rather than consolidation, allows school districts the have more money and hire better teachers.
4	Starbeck invites 46 gridders back for drills on August 28	Fourteen lettermen return; the invited are listed; photo.
4	Blue Birds take title in their intramurals	Their record is 5-1; members of the team are listed.
4	Nordly is winner in golf tourney	Wins with a 3-2 score.
4	D. Thayer's team wins intramurals	Winning team moved out in front early in the men's softball league.
4	Send 60 invitations for coaching clinic	The 3rd annual coaching clinic will be August 16.
5	Law sets minimum standards for schools training veterans	Flexible procedures are instituted by the Veterans Administration to allow veterans to change fields of study.
5	Price uses plastiform blocks to show demands on college	The college needs to provide more services in order to train the same number of teachers in the future; photo.
6	Price vacations now; prepares for teaching	Malcolm Price will be teaching two sections of educational psychology.
6	Posters will call Iowans' attention to safety signs	The Lions Club along with the Iowa Safety Congress will be displaying the posters.
6	No cuts are allowed in classes next week	Those students graduating will not be required to attend classes Friday morning following Commencement.
6	Students may obtain subscription for Eye	Subscriptions rates are forty cents per quarter or one dollar for three quarters.
6	Nelson announces new instructors	The fall session will include approximately thirty new faculty members.
6	Old saying, 'only one more week' has another meaning to a student	The good and bad points of the ending of the summer session are given.