College Eye — October 17, 1929

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Theta Alpha Phi chooses production staff for play	Roster of crew members for "Mrs. Partridge Presents".
1	Plans for Alumni banquet made by committee in charge	About 250 will attend.
1	Dr. Hanson surveys religious condition at Teachers College	Survey prepared for presentation at Iowa State Fair.
1	Twenty survivors will enter next elimination contest	Roster of those who made the first oratory competition cut.
1	European posters form art display	Posters provided by faculty.
1	Dean of Columbia U. to visit T. C. campus	Sarah M. Sturtevant will visit.
1	First extra edition in school's history published Saturday	How the College Eye staff put the extra edition together.
1	Future husbands get experience	A number of men are working in kitchens and doing light housework.
1	Denmark and the Philippines send students to T. C.	Finn Eriksen and Julian Torrano are attending.
1	Dr. Latham's son will give address at Sunday Vesper	Ray Latham will speak on Boy Scout World Jamboree.
1	"Disarmament" will be this year's debate subject
1	Leader of Iowa U.	Profile of Walter Jessup.
1	Negro quartet gives first lecture course program of season	Hallelujah Quartet will perform.
1	"Yee-Ow"; yelps cur and startles crowd	Crowd finds dog after Homecoming game.
1	Professor H. L. Eells leaves for extended tour of the state	Will attend several teachers meetings.
1	Faculty members are local legion officers	Professor Robinson is local commander of the American Legion post.
1	More than 1100 persons danced at Homecoming hop	Highlights of the Homecoming dance and other activities.
1	Latham and Nelson appear on convention program at Red Oak	Will lead discussion sessions.
1	Extension Division serves many teachers is shown by report	Deliver service to about 25,000 teachers.
2	The Editor's Column	Thanks Student Council for work on Homecoming; exhausted after putting out extra edition of College Eye; D letters will be coming out; urges senior class to adopt standard class ring.
2	Official Bulletin	Schedule of campus events.
3	Phi Sigma Phi	Roster of alumni visiting; dinner held at the Blue Bird; Doris White and Jane Pettit hosted a breakfast.
3	Alpha Delta Alpha	Roster of alumni who visited for Homecoming; roster of pledges.
3	Rosemary Ellwanger	Married Carl Stevenson on October 12.
3	Delta Phi Delta	Roster of alumni visitors; announcement of pledges; roster of officers.
3	Chi Pi Theta	Roster of alumni present during Homecoming.
3	Pi Tau Phi	Mrs. Buffum hosted a fireside supper.
3	Wesley Foundation	Invitation to a party at the Wesley house.
3	Theta Gamma Nu	Entertained alumni at a supper at Mrs. Oleson's.
3	Alpha Beta Gamma	Luncheon held for alumni who returned for Homecoming.
3	Pi Theta Pi	Dinner held for alumni who returned for Homecoming; letters received from Edith Johnson and Mary Diers.
3	V. O. V.	Alumni luncheon held on October 12; informal gathering held at the Woolverton's home.
3	Seventeen new members of the English Club	Received at a recent dinner meeting.
3	L. S. A.	Regular meeting held October 13; tryouts to be held for an L. S. A. chorus.
3	Active and associate W. A. A. members take notice!	Invitation for the hobo picnic.
3	Iowa Club has picnic	Roster of officers; Mabel Carney will speak at next meeting.
3	Delphians	Special meeting will be held October 17.
4	Extensive plans for night football	At Warrensburg, Missouri.
4	As I See It	Preview of Kirksville football game; looking forward to night football games.
4	Noecker to captain cross country team	Norbert Noecker was chosen captain by his teammates; he is the leader in points this season.
4	Georgia Tech whirlwind	Stumpy Thomason; photo.
4	Iowa Conference standings
4	Little Tutors lose to Waverly	The Little Tutor football team played hard but came up short; lost, 14-0, to Waverly.
4	Teachers win Homecoming game; Bender's men beat Simpson 7-0.	3500 fans attended the game; Tutors held on to a 7-0 victory over Simpson.
6	Hawaiian residents come longest distance to attend Homecoming	Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wild take honors.
6	Y. W. C. A. stages its annual finance drive	Divide into teams of seven women.
6	Pupils of local voice teachers to sing in contest	For Atwater Kent radio contest.
6	Westminster Foundation	Will hold Christian Endeavor meeting.