College Eye — September 26, 1929

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Paint and varnish give new charm to 'Y' rooms	Description of newly-redecorated rooms.
1	Team and band to tackle Coe; will leave here early Saturday for Cedar Rapids	Band numbers sixty; first time for the band to travel to an away game with the team.
1	Chicago lawyer speaks here Sunday	Henry Chandler will speak.
1	Women's Club will open new club house to students	New home of club will be available for student meetings and dances.
1	Long stag line greets co-eds Friday	Many men attended without dates.
1	Dr. Lantz issues science bulletin	Extension Service encouraged by response to last year's bulletin.
1	Freshmen meet to elect officers	Roster of officers.
1	Music festival to be given at West Waterloo High
1	Official Bulletin	Schedule of campus events.
1	Oratorical contest will be held during fall term	Professor Strayer will be in charge.
1	"Land of Lilliputians" discovered in diminutive campus domain	Description of Nursery School facilities and program.
1	Honorary fraternity plans open meetings	Criteria for membership in Kappa Delta Pi; two hundred members in local chapter.
1	Strong competition slows selection of Glee Club members	Prospects for Minnesingers and Troubadours look to be strong.
1	Student Council officers are elected	Roster of officers.
1	Student Orchestra Club holds meeting	Takes place of second orchestra; gives opportunity for performance.
1	Latham addresses capacity assembly	Speaks on changes at ISTC.
1	Stagecraft now offered students in drama classes; Miss Vaughn, '26, opens history and design course	Will assist Professor Strayer.
1	Cory clears doubt about grade system	Grades for work already done will remain as they are when the new grading system is implemented.
2	Pi Omega Pi elects officers	Held first meeting of the fall term; roster of officers; roster of people who have met the membership requirements.
2	Sigma Tau Delta	Plans for a "Purple Pen" issue every term; roster of officers.
2	V. O. V.	Roster of officers; news about upcoming events; roster of members who have married.
2	Pi Theta Pi	Roster of officers.
2	Alpha Theta Beta	Began fall term with a smoker; announced pledges.
2	"On with the show" blazes trail as first natural-color all-vitaphone film	To be shown at the Regent.
3	Art League	Roster of officers elected at recent meeting.
3	Bartlett Hall elects new council officers	Roster of officers.
3	Hockey is favored sport at I. S. T. C.	Enrollment for women's physical education activities.
3	The Line	Campus gossip.
4	The Editor's Column	Student Council setting dates for events early to avoid conflicts; urges students to attend to class business; urges women to seek late permissions as soon as they can.
4	Rules governing freshmen	Freshmen must wear caps at appropriate times; must sit together at football games.
4	Asked about the Campus	Students tell what they like and dislike on campus.
4	The penalty of leadership	Leaders attract attention, both good and bad.
5	Pi Omega Pi	Held first meeting of the year.
5	Two freshman lectures for girls	Sadie Campbell will speak.
5	Men's Forum	Program from recent gathering.
5	Wesley Foundation	Will hold the Jubilee Party; Katherine Seay will speak at next Epworth League meeting.
5	Alpha literary program	Program from September 19.
5	English Club	Roster of officers and details from recent meeting.
5	New Y. W. cabinet members appointed	Florence Martin and Ruth Eells appointed.
5	Y. house party	News and details about the upcoming party.
5	Westminster Foundation	All women on campus invited to a tea; Virginia Havens will lead Christian Endeavor on September 29; Mrs. Buffum will lead the first meeting of the Chi Alpha Omega Circle.
5	C. S. A.	Entertained at a reception at La Salle Hall; roster of officers for fall term.
5	Ellen H. Richards Club	Held first meeting of the term; roster of elected officers.
5	Orchestra members	Elected officers at last meeting.
5	The first piano class recital	Program for performance to be held October 3.
5	Playcraft Club	News about recent and upcoming activities.
5	Former T. C. student gives piano program	Lyla Day performed at West High School in Waterloo.
5	Women's intramural	Sports organizing.
6	Freshmen look good in scrimmage session	The freshman team looks pretty good; can hold their own at times against the varsity squad.
6	Bender's men seek revenge	The Tutor football team is looking for revenge from last year when they were shut out by Coe College, 32-0.
6	"Buster" Burley	"Buster" Burley is in perfect shape as he makes textbook tackles and blocks for the Tutor football team; photo.
6	Comments by Players
6	Tennis letters are awarded	Tennis is becoming very popular; Professor Haddox coached the first intercollegiate tennis team last spring here at Teachers College.
6	Melvin Fritzel, fullback	Melvin Fritzel can create big problems for opponents. He is valuable player on the Tutor football team; photo.
6	T. C. High scrimmages with West Waterloo	The Teachers College High School football team looked a little rusty as they scrimmaged Waterloo West.
6	As I See It	Looking forward to next football game.
6	Harriers molding into shape for October 12	Coach Dickinson is getting the team into shape as they face Simpson in their upcoming meet.
6	Four linemen injured	With injuries to Gerber, Cowlishaw, Collie, and Ortale, Coach Bender has had to do some rotating in the roster for the game at Coe.
6	Tutor squad given workout with frosh	The Tutor football team scrimmaged the freshmen twice this week as they prepare to take on Coe.
8	Bartlett Hall	Bartlett Hall Council plans parties; Faculty Men's Club and College Club hold meetings.