College Eye — March 11, 1955

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	AWS expands training program for counselors	New program will aim at increasing numbers of freshmen women, including some who will be housed in Lawther Hall.
1	Sophomore tests begin this week
1	FBLA entertains state convention
1	Meetings set for freshmen	To assist in making major and minor choices.
1	Froyen, Thomson win primary; Lucas, Adams on veep ballot	List of candidates for campus offices; photo.
1	Sioux City Central Orchestra begins annual festival tonight	Prelude to spring orchestra festival.
2	Snarf 'on carpet'	Dick Bibler's "Little Man on Campus" comic strip series is considered in poor taste at Wheaton College.
2	Speaking of Records	Musical review.
2	A new opportunity	New radio station KYTC and new creative literary insert in College Eye will begin soon.
2	Fashions and Fads	Advice on the 'in' clothing styles.
2	Letters to the editor	Explanation of a misunderstanding created when Froyen's platform was published in last week's Eye.
3	Concert Band begins tour Wednesday	Will play in several Iowa towns.
3	Schedule Aakvik recital Sunday	Performance program; brief profile.
3	Opportunities open to teach in Puerto Rico, says Schlicher	Interviews scheduled.
3	Audio-visual group holds meeting here	Highlights of state meeting.
3	Pulos, IU art prof, opens metal show	Art faculty appear on television panel discussion.
3	Dr. Dreier meets in Des Moines	With Farm Bureau scholarship committee.
3	Seniors hold recital Mon.	Takako Oshibuchi and John Andersen will perform.
4	Illinois ends Tutor string in final meet	TC loses its title of 'undefeated' after 17-9 loss to University of Illinois.
4	Wieck's 45 points sets Panther mark	Bill Wieck became the highest individual scorer to attend TC; photo.
4	Ten Panthers win letters	List of basketball letter winners.
4	Panther thinclads face Coe in second indoor meet tomorrow; Ankerstar and mates challenge Panther balance	Meet will be the second dual of the season.
5	Annual art exhibit shows local work	Ralph Haskell and Clayton Fowler honored.
5	Mezzo-soprano talks, sings at TC chapel	Rosa Page Welch will sing at CHIC.
5	Dohrman, Ferneau and Smith teach spring extension course	On social problems.
5	Greek Letters	News from Greek organizations.
5	Seven participate in today's recital	List of performers.
5	English profs explain 'new' English 'look'	Richard Braddock talks about a new NCTE pamphlet.
5	25 awarded BA degrees	List of winter quarter graduates.
6	Kappa Pi elects Hurlbut veep	Kappa Pi and Art Club make plans.
6	Women to vote on constitution	For AWS.
6	Dr. Herrold summarizes art education article
6	Dormitories and off-campus
6	R. Kao receives art nomination	Will compete in scholarship competition.
6	Latin Clubs hold annual meeting here
7	Religious News	News from campus religious centers.
7	Scholarships for alumni are available	Announcement of Merchant Scholarships.
7	German teacher visits TC campus	Harm Weimann will be here.
7	Tramp, tumbling intramurals meet	Will hold organizational meeting.
7	Five physical education faculty go to Grinnell	To hear conference report.
8	Old Gold to pick queen candidate	Will select Drake Relays queen candidate despite opposition of I-Club.
8	Pi Gamma Mu initiates eight	List of new members.
8	Tenor, pianist give recital	Program for Keith Macy and Constance Brooks.
8	Six represent TC at Central	In forensics and debate.
8	Add Hamrin and Perry to program	Shirley R. Hamrin and Enos C. Perry will speak at conference.