College Eye — March 16, 1956

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Speaks to Marlins	Beulah Gundling speaks to group.
1	One candidate runs for SLB; no primaries will be needed	Doug Doerzman is only SLB presidential candidate; Ron Salmonson is only MU presidential candidate; list of candidates for other offices.
1	Femmes Fancy will feature the "wearin' of the green"	A look at the upcoming dance; photo.
1	Maucker featured at annual meet	Will speak at regional NEA meeting.
1	TC student wins trip to Washington	Dale Knesel will be intern in Washington, D. C.
1	800 educators to attend sixth annual secondary conference	Conference highlights.
1	Social Life sponsors first movie tonight	Will show the Glen Miller Story.
1	WRA season begins	Will offer trampoline.
1	Spring quarter enrollment hits new record high	Enrollment is 2759 on first day.
1	Organ, brass perform next senior recital	Betty Jackson and the Brass Ensemble will perform.
2	A minute's monetary mulling	Suggests that the SLB president should be paid for his or her services.
2	Why no candidates?	Explores the reasons why there are few candidates for student government positions.
2	The golden ass	Ponders whether or not it is wrong to produce a movie about drug addiction.
2	Musings; an infinity of tests awaits a future teacher	Claims that examinations are a "necessary evil."
2	Untitled	Criticizes the story printed in the College Eye concerning the three heads of KYTC who were from Algona.
3	Candidates' platforms	Platforms for Doug Doerzman and Carol Davis; photo.
3	Words About Sounds	Discusses the musician Dave Brubeck.
4	Wrestling enthusiasm soars as NCAA tournament nears	Ken Salyer, Dick Heaton, Dick Formanek, and John Vovos will compete in the NCAA tournament in Oklahoma; photo.
4	Tutor hopes dimmed by drop outs	Jerry Jones and Ed Masteller will no longer be competing in the NCAA tournament, as they will no longer be enrolled for the spring semester.
4	Duke of Grinnell to start relays	G. Lester Duke has been announced the starter of the Teachers Relays for the eighth consecutive year.
4	Baseball schedule	The 1956 baseball season schedule is posted.
4	Golf club meets	All men interested in participating in golf need to attend the organizational meeting.
5	Band group plans annual spring tour	Will be guests at alumni gatherings.
5	Campanile clock confuses campus	Clock hands are locked on south face of Campanile.
5	Commons' Mrs. Frank heads students' favorite food dept.	Profile of Frederica Frank; photo.
5	College Players elect officers for new quarter	List of new officers; a look at the quarter's programs.
7	The slow metamorphosis of a befuddled student teacher	Diane Sargent Thompson talks about her experiences in student teaching.
7	The supervisor's dissertation on teacher duties	Student teaching supervisor talks about her work.
7	Campus school student likes variety of instructors under teaching system	Pupil talks about his experiences with student teachers.
8	Orchesis prepares for annual spring concert	Working on dance routines.
8	Johnson tells of Negro revolution	O. R. Johnson speaks about civil rights achievements.
8	Seven Deadly Sins to appear here
8	Paul R. Smith's paintings shown	In Cedar Rapids.
8	Unitarians show film	Will show Oppenheimer-Murrow interview.
8	Five to travel to dorm meet in Colorado
8	Azuma Kabuki dancers get mixed responses for concert	Reviews the performance of the Azuma Kabuki Dancers and Musicians.
10	Barbara Priest chosen to join Starlight chorus	Will perform with Kansas City group.
10	Student centers	News from campus religious centers.
10	Sigma Alpha Iota elects officers for this year	List of officers and award winners.
10	Eight debaters to compete at U. of Wisconsin	List of debaters.
10	Campbell news
10	Greek Letters	News from Greek organizations.
10	2 music majors present recital	Avis Evely and John Van Epps will perform.