College Eye — December 6, 1929
| Page | Title | Summary | Scan |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Extension division will hold annual meeting here soon | Fifteen state teachers colleges are a part of the group. | |
| 1 | Speech Clinic proves valuable to students of Teachers College | Initial aim was to improve vocal quality; now working with speech defects. | |
| 1 | Men complete plans for inter-frat dance | ||
| 1 | Y. M. C. A. boosts its membership to over one hundred fifty | ||
| 1 | Religious pageant to be given Sunday | Will present "The Heavenly Host" at vesper service. | |
| 1 | Six college glee clubs sing 'Messiah' | 330 voice chorus will perform. | |
| 1 | Faculty members pen articles for science monthly publication | Four page bulletin published monthly by Extension Service. | |
| 1 | Four one-act plays will be presented in college aud.; moods of plays vary from comedy to tragedy and will be presented by play production classes | Three plays to be presented by Professor Strayer; one by Professor Tuttle. | |
| 1 | Instructor edits practical art books | Professor Schuneman's book intended for consolidated and rural schools. | |
| 1 | "Throw away your caps" shouts frosh to others | Freshmen may take off caps for second term. | |
| 1 | Stanley Wood places first in contest | Murvle Hanawalt takes second and Keith Stapely takes third place in oratorical contest. | |
| 1 | Band and orchestra will rehearse in up-to-date hall | Description of the remodeled practice room in Central Hall. | |
| 1 | McCuskey closes brilliant football career at college | Profile of Dave McCuskey; photo. | |
| 1 | Committee announces movies for this term | Schedule of eleven movies. | |
| 1 | "Life" to be discussed at summer conference | "The Art of Living" will be theme of Lake Geneva YWCA camp. | |
| 1 | National student secretary coming to local campus; Miss Winifred Wygal will speak to students and hold personal conferences if arranged | Recently returned from trip around world. | |
| 1 | English teachers attend Nat'l Council at Kansas City | Attend NCTE meeting. | |
| 2 | Methodist men send representative to religious conclave | Professor Eells selected as a national advisor to Phi Tau Theta. | |
| 2 | Heads young university | University of Florida's president, Dr. John J. Tigert; photo. | |
| 2 | Formal party of literary society | Shakespearean Literary Society holds party at Black's. | |
| 3 | The Simpsonian | Relations with Simpson College seem to have improved. | |
| 3 | "Signs of the times in religion" will be discussed Sunday | At CHIC. | |
| 3 | The Line | Campus gossip. | |
| 3 | Eleven men play last grid game for Tutors | Captain Dave McCuskey led Tutor gridders to a 19-6 win over Parsons. In the second quarter Tutors had a long run that scored the first touchdown; in the second half Tutors scored two more touchdowns with Parson's falling behind. | |
| 3 | "Purple Pen" sales number over 300 | Designed to encourage creative writing among students. | |
| 3 | Get acquainted | News from other colleges. | |
| 4 | The Editor's Column | Urges students to get involved in activities; students and the grades they receive; the public should buy their essentials at local stores, rather than from door-to-door solicitors, to support their college. | |
| 4 | Sociologist calls schools steering gear of society | ||
| 5 | Alpha Theta Beta | Roster of officers and returning students. | |
| 5 | Alpha Chi Epsilon | Roster of officers and news about members. | |
| 5 | There will be games, popcorn and heaps of fun | Y. W. C. A. and Y. M. C. A. will sponsor a popcorn mix. | |
| 5 | Delta Phi Delta | News about members. | |
| 5 | Tau Sigma Delta | News about members. | |
| 5 | Phi Sigma Phi | News about members. | |
| 5 | Chi Pi Theta | Roster of officers and students returning to school | |
| 5 | Pi Gamma Mu | Notes from the general field taken from Social Science; updates about the organization. | |
| 5 | V. O. V. | Dinner held in honor of pledge Alice O'Rourke and as a farewell to Avonelle Todd; news about members. | |
| 5 | Alpha Beta Gamma | Details about the "Gamma Blues" dance; probation started November 25 for the pledges. | |
| 5 | Lysle Emerson | Attended an opera in Chicago with Denva Meyers and Rosa Lena Ruegnitz. | |
| 5 | Alta Freeman | Drove to Grinnell to attend Vladimir Horowitz's concert; accompanied by other faculty members. | |
| 5 | Miss Ida Huglin | Called home due to the illness of her sister. | |
| 5 | Graduate recital to be given soon | Details about Eleanor Evans' upcoming recital. | |
| 5 | Advanced piano pupil gives recital | Program for Dorothy Maxwell's recital. | |
| 5 | Y. W. C. A. meeting | Katherine Rose led discussion at recent meeting. | |
| 5 | Y. W. C. A. meeting Dec. 11 | Ida Winder will speak at next meeting. | |
| 5 | W. A. A. News | Plans for regular meeting and initiation; membership drive being conducted; held sports banquet. | |
| 5 | Westminster Foundation | News and updates on activities. | |
| 5 | Pi Theta Pi | Held fall dance; Mary Diers missed school due to an illness. | |
| 5 | L. S. A. | Plans for upcoming meeting; Orlando Knudson urges all members and friends to attend. | |
| 5 | German Club | Details about the organizing of the club. | |
| 5 | Iowa Club | Karl Nolte of Hudson conducted recent meeting. | |
| 6 | New pilot; "Chuck" Tompkins elected grid captain for 1930; captain-elect is two year grid veteran; election announced at President Latham's banquet | Tompkins, quarterback; photo. | |
| 6 | Chicago athlete shows kicking ability at T. C. | Bob Lyn demonstrates high kicking. | |
| 6 | Two banquets given in honor of grid men | By President Latham and by Cedar Falls merchants. | |
| 6 | As I See It | Collegiate sports happenings. Coach Bender teaches fifty-seven freshmen and varsity men to wrestle. | |
| 6 | Four lettermen form nucleus of mat squad | Fifty-seven men try out for wrestling. | |
| 6 | Little Tutors begin basketball drills | Basketball practice for Teachers College High School began. | |
| 6 | Tutor yearlings win from Grinnell frosh | TC beat Grinnell, 14-0. Tutors rushed within eight yards of the goal, but lost the ball; later made up those points. | |
| 6 | Cage and mat men prepare for contests; twenty-six report for initial B. B. practice session; freshmen candidates show much promise; 1929 varsity squad | Varsity men comment on this year's play as compared to last year' plays; photo. | |
| 7 | T. C. gold diggers can learn from Broadway experts | Will show "Gold Diggers of Broadway" at Regent. | |
| 7 | Telephone ring brings blushes and giggles | How students and faculty react to the ringing of the telephone. | |
| 7 | More than one T. C. student has flunked the course 'Registration I' | Registering for classes. | |
| 7 | Vaudeville attracts large crowd in aud. | Description of the acts. | |
| 8 | Wesley Foundation | Students invited to a party on December 6; Winifred Wygal will present at next meeting. | |
| 8 | Sixty-nine students receive degrees in fall Commencement | Description of the ceremony; roster of graduates. | |
| 8 | Looking at "The Man Behind the Screens" | A look at the men who tend the campus heating plant furnaces. | |
| 8 | State-wide country school choir planned | Professor Fullerton hopes to have four thousand children involved. |