College Eye — September 19, 1929

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Religious council to give certificates	For students who study religious preparatory classes.
1	Students crowd into auditorium at the first chapel service	Professor Aitchison addresses group.
1	Filipino student likes State Teachers College	Julian Torrano gives impressions of ISTC.
1	Flogging stools flourish in England to put polish on students says President's Son on return	Raymond Latham gives impressions of England after returning from Boy Scout jamboree; photo.
1	College Eye staff will be the largest in history of school	Thirty students competing for staff places.
1	Freshman receives injury when he trips over wire	Robert Sucher fell and struck his head; no permanent injury.
1	Official Bulletin	Campus event schedule.
1	T. C. graduate progresses in work at Carolina school	Max Noah is head of music department at Guilford College.
1	Orchestra rehearses for fall concert	Group includes fifty members.
1	Term enrollment shows increase; total mounts daily, with 2175 students registered to date
1	Many acquaintances made at college mix; Y. M. and Y. W. provide lively time at first gathering	Description of the gathering.
1	Band starts work for football season	Professor Russell talks about the band work for the year.
1	Army of students starts work on religious census	Will offer students an opportunity to join local churches.
1	Many freshman students express opinions on caps	Some like the new caps, some do not.
1	Glee Club receives write-up in magazine	Bel Cantos honored in music journal.
2	Mr. W. A. Brindley	Professor Brindley spoke at Webster City.
2	Miss Rhea Wahle	Rhea Wahle will marry Arch Cornelius.
2	Senior class elects officers	Roster of officers.
2	Freshman starts new custom; comes to supper in stocking feet.	Borrowed friend's shoes, then walked home barefoot.
2	Mr. Irving Wolfe	Professor Wolfe assigned to extension work.
2	Miss Ida Huglin	Professor Huglin returns to extension work after a year away for study.
2	Miss Hazel Diggins becomes wife of L. P. Stevens
2	Miss Campbell speaks to house managers	Speaks to Bartlett Hall residents on discipline and regulations.
3	Pi Theta Pi	News about members.
3	Phi Sigma Phi	Roster of officers.
3	Chi Pi Theta	Entertained guest at a smoker; elected officers at recent business meeting; news about visitors.
3	Lambda Gamma Nu	Groden Groh died; roster of officers; smoker held at the house.
3	Phi Omega Pi news	A few old members are visiting the house.
3	Tau Sigma Delta	Roster of returning members.
3	Literary	Poems and short stories.
4	More expansion	College Eye staff expanding; hopes to cover more news.
4	The staff makes a change	Greek news will be moved to the literary society page.
4	Settled	Believes school is off to a good start.
4	Revision of college rules	School has new rules regarding admission to collegiate courses, residence in campus courses of instruction, grading scale, scholarship, and registration.
5	Alpha Literary Society	Meeting program.
5	Biology Club	Held meeting.
5	Men's Forum	Men's Forum is consolidation of Philomathean and Aristotelian literary societies; offers opportunity for work in speech and parliamentary procedure.
5	Westminster Foundation	Will hold meeting.
5	L. S. A.	One hundred attend meeting.
5	Y. W. presents play Pygmalion and Galatea	Roster of cast members.
5	Y. W. plans retreat
6	As I See It	Football season prospects.
6	Whitford swamped with yearlings	Coach Whitford has his hands full; sixty-nine freshmen showed up at the first practice of the year.
6	Cross-country men start training	Jack Frost has failed to return to the team but Norb Noecker looks to be very promising this season.
6	T. C. H. S. hard hit by graduation	Football team will need new players.
6	Bender's men look good in early drills	The Tutor football team is practicing hard; Coach Bender is trying to decide who should fill gaps in the starting line-up.
6	Comments by Players
7	W. A. A. to have sale	Will sell second hand women's gym uniforms.
7	"Time, place and girl," famous comedy hit, is screen triumph
7	The Line	Campus gossip.
8	Schaeffer pen to be given with student directory	Will be prize in drawing.
8	Minnesingers to have but ten new men	Professor Hayes will hold tryouts.