College Eye — January 15, 1954

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Peggy Kring picked 'I' Club queen for winter quarter	Brief profiles of queen and her attendants; photo.
1	Humorist Cerf speaks Tuesday; witty columnist elucidates on US humor deviations	Profile of Bennett Cerf; photo.
1	Maxwell requests talent for show	Roger Maxwell will direct this year's show.
1	Social Life, Bartlett sponsor square dance
1	Pose activity fee change	Increase of $3.50 would allow admission to Lecture-Concert presentation and drama performances as well as subscriptions to Old Gold and College Eye.
1	Judges wade through entries	Only two cheers submitted in contest.
1	Maucker accepts bids for school addition B	Will house grades 7-12.
1	Old Gold has 26 candidates for popularity	List of candidates and judges.
1	Student teaching forms ready soon	Students should pick up applications.
2	Proposed activity fee boost has long range benefits	Supports the proposal to raise the student activity fee by $3.50.
2	Anonymous letters have no value in publications	Discusses a recent letter to the editor which was not signed by the author, and according to Eye policy, could not be printed.
2	Student asks identity of early candidate	Comments that he has seen campaign materials around campus without the name of the candidate.
3	Dr. Brune edits guidance booklet	For high school mathematics.
3	Cast announced for winter play	List of cast members for "The Shoemaker's Prodigious Wife".
3	Harris presents solos in concert	Performance program.
3	College musicians make TV debut	Group will appear on WOI.
3	Plan auction for March of Dimes	Will hold third annual auction.
3	Attendants to 'I' queen	At halftime ceremonies, Betty Ann Amsden, Betty Rauch, and Joanne Carrothers will attend 'I' queen Peggy Kring.
4	Scanning the North Central	Standings for the North Central Conference teams are posted.
4	Clark cuts frosh cagers	Jim Clark cut his basketball team down to 22 players.
4	Panthers meet NDS Monday; TC in search of third win	Panthers will face the Bison.
4	Intramurals	Results posted for intramural basketball.
4	22 Tutors get football letters	The Iowa Teachers Athletic Board announces 22 letter winners for the 1953 season.
4	Tutors split North Central loop games for 2-2 record	TC defeats North Dakota University, 61-53; TC defeated by North Dakota State, 83-61.
4	Hook shot	Tom Graeber, Don Ramus, and Keith Pahre practice for their game against the varsity; photo.
5	PE departments discuss problems	Men's and women's groups meet in Iowa City.
5	Dan Dailey stars in show Friday
5	Panther grapplers face SDS; TC checks Purdue in opener	TC defeated Purdue, 14-13; Panthers will face South Dakota State; photo.
6	Biology teachers elect Matala vice president	Dorothy Matala elected second vice president of national biology teachers association.
6	Tells stories over WOI-TV	Arjes Sundquist will join WOI children's program; photo.
6	Community group meets at college	Planning group will meet.
6	Greeks have active week	News from campus Greek organizations.
6	Morris presides over Seerley Hall	Warren Morris elected president of Seerley Hall; news from other dorms.
6	Douglas is guest at two meetings	In Des Moines and Chicago.
6	'No Atheists' declares Walsh; talk interests large audience	Lengthy excerpts from address by Chad Walsh; description of Religion in Life convocation.
7	Instructors work in extension field	Many ISTC faculty hold conferences in the field.
7	'Spoke mathematics' topic for Math Club	Professors Lott and Trimble will speak on curriculum.
7	Presbyterians have dinner, hear speaker	News from campus religious centers.
8	Film Club to present two silent pictures
8	Cheer contest fails to receive support	Only two entries in the cheer contest.
8	Herb Hake works long hours puts TC on television, radio	Lengthy look at Herb Hakes busy schedule in producing television and radio shows; photo.