College Eye — May 29, 1953

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Over 400 to graduate next week; graduation week to open with Sunday Baccalaureate	A look at some of the activities.
1	TC band plans three-state tour	Itinerary will include stops in Minnesota, South Dakota, and Iowa.
1	Staffs named for summer, coming year	List of those who will be on the College Eye staff.
1	Singers set for summer show series	Herb Hake announces the summer Lecture-Concert series.
1	Changes have been made in Commencement procedure	Graduates will face audience; there will be no special speakers; list of graduates.
1	Reunion will honor fifty year grads	A look at the reunion program.
1	Fall exchange opening revealed	Book exchange should open September 9.
2	Farewell Ode to Bill Williamson, Tom Pettit, and the College Eye staff	Salute to this year's College Eye editions.
2	No valedictory this	Recalls events of the year.
2	A progressive step	The EYE approves of the May report of the Sub-Committee on Reorganization of Administrative Structure.
2	Readers comment on Eye, columns and editorials	'Young men' in last week's editorial should not complain about their military commitments to America.
2	Untitled	Author of 'Young Men of the Land' should be praised; creator of 'That Hatchet Guy' should retire.
2	Untitled	Re-defines the 'Young Man.'
2	SLB president receives high praise for year's work	Much of the Student League Board's success this year can be credited to Don Moskowitz.
3	College to recommend increase in room rates	Will recommend $5 increase.
3	Receipt, order books due at Business Office	Student organization officers must turn in financial books.
3	Doug Wilcox receives Social Science Award	Wins Wall Street Journal award.
3	Pottery to be moved	Students must pick up work.
3	Roused robin	Mathilda Van Chirpley (a robin whose home rests outside of an art department window) adjusts herself in her nest.
3	Commons board, exchange, reorganization highlight spontaneous student government	A look at the progress of the 1952-1953 school year.
4	Student employee pay to be mailed in July
4	Eight FBLA members attend national Washington meeting	List of those who will be attending; photo.
4	Smith to display work at Massachusetts show	Paul Smith will show five works.
4	College Eye Bulletin Board	News from student organizations.
4	McCusker will resume teaching this summer	Has been studying at Columbia University.
5	Trees undergo beauty treatment	Some trees will be removed; others will be trimmed or cabled together.
5	Senior student gives commencement talk	James Lower speaks at Eldora.
6	Panthers defeat Morningside, 6-1, for series sweep	Panthers win both in two-game series.
6	Iowa Teachers collect six safeties; fall to Luther, 6-1	Teachers score only one run against Luther; photo.
6	Tangeman's one hitter shuts out Morningside, 8-1	Wins first game of two-game series.
6	Tutors grab second in North Central meet	Second place in track and field goes to Panthers.
6	Titles to Ganske and golf team in North Central	Golf takes first, along with tennis player Roger Ganske.
6	Two baseball tilts, track meet end season; host NAIA track meet here tonight	Spring sports wrap up events for the year.
7	Panthers fall to Wartburg in 11 innings	TC loses to Knights in last home game of season.
7	Honor three at all sports band banquet	Ray Eiben, Jim Harmon, and Lou Bohnsack honored.
8	Teacher placements listed	List of those who have teaching jobs and the location of those jobs.
10	Death	Lampoon insert: "The Rise and Fall of Nicky Spillalley."
10	Reorganization Committee issues report of progress	Outline of objectives developed by committee.