College Eye — May 20, 1955

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Dr. Fry speaks on 'what is your life?' at baccalaureate	Franklin Clark Fry will speak.
1	Sophs receive test results	Results will be sent to students.
1	Dr. Wagner speaks to honor students	Will speak on "The Uncommon Denominator"; photo.
1	Students vote on Final Fling royalty next Wednesday
1	Graduate fees increase in '56	Will increase from $53 to $65 per quarter.
1	Tear down old, build up new for progress on TC campus	Contract awarded for dormitory addition that will join Seerley and Baker Halls; old detention hospital will be razed; was one of three farmhouses acquired when ISTC acquired 40 acres west of the Campanile.
1	Jay McShann plays for "Pink Prelude" tomorrow
2	Invite journalists to annual picnic
2	The early morning look	A look at the women in the dorms as they go to breakfast.
2	Stuff and nonsense	United States culture and value system is filled with contradictory behavior.
2	Letters to the editor	Shares appreciation for those behind Women's Day at Teachers College.
2	Fashion and Fads	Advice on the 'in' clothing styles.
2	No change needed?	Students split on whether or not to change current cut system.
3	Van Ness is honored	Brief profile of Miss Van Ness, who will retire this year.
3	Show exhibits student art	Presented by Kappa Pi.
3	Contemporary band concert to be presented Sunday	Concert Band and A Cappella Choir will perform.
3	Announce placements of two year graduates	List of those who have teaching jobs and the locations of those jobs.
3	SLB favors joint board	For Board of Control of Student Publications and KYTC.
4	Swisher tosses three hitter; Panthers win 9-2	Panthers score against Mankato State Teachers College.
4	Wrestling letterwinners	List of wrestlers who won letters.
4	TC linkmen stop Grinnell, tie Norsemen	Win against Grinnell, 6 1/2 to 5 1/2, and tie Luther Norsemen, 6-6.
4	Teachers golf, tennis, and track teams at Fargo; NCC meets will be held this weekend	Golf and tennis teams are defending college champions; track team has 7-1 dual meet record.
4	Rampaging tutor diamondmen face rugged bunnies here this week	Panthers hoping for 10th and 11th wins.
5	Industrial Arts Club hears cement men
5	Business profs receive doctors	Professors Lebeda and Haines complete doctorates at University of Minnesota.
5	Drama Group initiates ten new members	List of new Theta Alpha Phi members.
5	Intramurals	Softball results.
5	Dormitories and off-campus	Dorm social activities.
5	Two Science Fair winners in Ohio	For national competition.
5	Honor Smith, Page work at shows	Paul Smith wins award in Sioux City; John Page has work on display in Washington, D. C.
5	Fine pitching enables Tutors to trip hapless Drake twice	Baseball team beats Drake, 2-1 and 9-2, last Friday and Saturday.
6	Six honored in forensics	List of new Delta Sigma Rho members.
6	Haines authors business article
6	Dr. Sonstegard attends annual mental meeting	Attends Adlerian psychology meeting.
6	Honor industrial arts graduates at banquet	At Dr. Reed's home.
6	Dr. Terrell joins education faculty	Profile of Glen Terrell.
6	Seven states visit campus	For science teachers conference.
6	Today's recital features vocals and instruments	List of performers.
6	Hawaii presented to ISTC campus	Hawaiian students present Hawaiian culture.
6	Home management girls throw picnic	For all who have lived in the house.
7	Committee plans for future needs	Interinstitutional committee meets.
7	Greek letters	News from Greek organizations.
8	48 travel to England for seminar	Brief itinerary of the Social Science Seminar.
8	Elect Howard V. Jones as head of Film Club	Augusta Schurrer is vice president; no schedule for summer session.
8	Religious news	News from campus religious centers.
8	Davis runs for national office	Carol Davis is running for national secretary of FBLA.