College Eye — April 22, 1955

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Comedy opens Thursday; ticket sales begin Monday at Crossroads	Preview of "The Thirteen Clocks"; photo.
1	250 exhibit in Science Fair
1	Journalists hold dinner Tuesday	Annual Gridiron Dinner.
1	Mayrose Lane announces next year's counselors	For AWS orientation program.
1	Dance climaxes Greek activities	Brief look at Greek Week activities.
1	Board of Control names Eye, Old Gold editors	Guy Lewis will be executive editor of the College Eye; David Carrick will be executive editor of the Old Gold; list of other editors.
2	Will they remember?	Albert Einstein died this week; how will the world remember him?
2	SLB committee duties clarified	Descriptions of responsibilities of the Social Life, Organizations, and Student Faculty Committees.
2	Cut system investigated	Students will have a say in how to address absences.
2	Fashions and Fads	Advice on the 'in' clothing styles.
3	Seerley group to meet	Foundation will hold annual meeting.
3	Sophomore test scores released	To be posted.
3	Hawley talks at religious meal Sunday	William Hawley will speak at campus religious center fellowship meal; photo.
3	Two seniors give recitals Monday	Marilyn Russell and Patricia Yates will perform.
3	Fifteen win 4.0 honors this winter	List of those on the Honor Roll.
3	SLB announces fund-raising policy; discusses cut system
3	Committee elects fall cheerleaders	List of new cheerleaders.
4	Over 1000 are entered in thirty-second TC Relays; high schools and colleges are entered	More last-minute entries are expected to arrive.
4	Intramurals	Still organizing softball teams.
4	Panther nine faces Loras in weekend series at Dubuque	Games will provide TC with opportunity for second and third wins of the season.
5	Panthers lose to Winona 8-3; sophs lose to William Penn 3-1	TC team performed poorly throughout the entire Winona game; photos.
5	TC netsters drop Knights	Panthers defeat Wartburg, 8-1.
5	Invite forty to religious conference	Group will discuss religion in the public schools.
6	Reed and Ditzler attend IA meeting	Attend national meeting.
6	Dr. Wagner speaks at annual honors convocation May 25
6	Chantland writes about Mr. T. and his 'clocks'	Preview of Thurber's "The Thirteen Clocks".
7	Mrs. Buckingham, seniors, sponsor 'Kitchen Kapers'	Sponsoring series of five home-making classes.
7	Kappa Pi elects 1955-56 officers	List of new officers.
7	Pendergraft announces city school-community speakers	A look at the program for School Community Day.
8	Religious News	News from campus religious centers.
8	TC television show wins first place in national competition	"Landmarks in Iowa History" honored; lengthy description of the way that Mr. Hake produces each show; photo.
8	Name A. Redner guest conductor	For Illinois choral camp.
8	New communications course to be tried on freshmen	Will combine speaking and writing.
9	Board approves Merner attorney	Roland Merner will handle legal matters associated with Unit B of the new campus school.
9	Hold cut system poll this week	Students will express opinions on class attendance policy.
9	Recital features live performance	List of performers.
9	Apollo Boys Choir shows remarkable ability in LC	Performance review; photo.
10	Inter-fraternity, inter-sorority councils hold Greek Week	List of pledges.