College Eye — January 17, 1930

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Big, bad, bold seniors tease poor little frosh	Play trick on freshman and stick him for the check.
1	Dr. Goetch suggests that students write legibly to get jobs	Advice on landing a job; placement procedures.
1	Future teaches gaze in mirror; Ziegfeld and students chosen	Flo Ziegfeld may assist in choosing Old Gold Beauties.
1	Students will see dancers, peddlers, portrayed by profs.; preparations are under way to discuss problems of elementary education	Faculty will entertain at conference.
1	Mrs. J. E. Robinson dies at campus home	Brief obituary for Mrs. Robinson.
1	Jazz, science, statistics, philosophy mixed up in annual winter play	Preview of "Minick"; roster of cast members.
1	Spirogyra cells will be married here when pictures appear	Arthur Pillsbury will demonstrate motion picture craft.
1	Students answer marriage queries in sociology class	Results of survey in Professor O'Neill's class revealed.
1	Bathing beauties frolic in men's pool	Women's life saving corps puts on show.
1	Wins contest	Harriet Brindley wins oratorical contest; Deane Butler takes second; photo.
1	Subscribers to "Eye" will meet Jan. 31	Will hear about new methods for selecting staff; may vary from popular election.
1	Juniors start plans for Washington Ball	Will be all-college dance; started in 1924.
1	Thirteenth annual education parley convenes in March; entertainment will be sponsored by members of local chapter of A. A. U. W.	Will discuss problems of elementary education.
1	Organizations prepare for "Tutor Ticklers"	Enthusiasm widespread on campus.
1	Six students earn Pi Gamma Mu keys here	Roster of new members.
1	"Skate awhile for fun" shout students on way	Will hold winter carnival at Washington Park.
2	E. J. Cable edits selection in recent book	Former Professor Meyerholz assists in editing home encyclopedia.
2	Students appear in afternoon recital	Music students will perform.
2	H. C. Moeller	Professors Moeller and Ritter named to state committees.
2	C. A. Fullerton	Professor Fullerton attended Farm Bureau meeting in Des Moines.
2	All staffs	Seeking staff members for 1931 Old Gold.
2	Delta Phi Delta	Planning for winter formal.
2	The Women's League at I. S. T. C.	Women's League forming at I. S. T. C.; purposes are to aid in enforcement of rules and regulations and to promote women's activities on campus.
2	Talkies	Performers will need to adapt to the new technology of talking pictures.
2	Hail, subscribers!	New procedure for electing staff will be unveiled at meeting.
3	Hurl hot words	I. S. T. C. debaters; photo.
3	Seniors select rings at class meeting	Will reveal ring design soon.
3	Fullerton conducts sing at Farm Bureau meeting
3	The Line	Campus gossip.
4	Little Tutors win from Reinbeck	Basketball game tied until last minutes.
4	Don' go way, girls	Wrestling explained.
4	Tutor cagers on four day southern trip; basketeers clash with Parsons and Penn this week; hardest trip of season for Pedagogs	Team left yesterday on four day trip.
4	Grapplers edge out Wisconsin U.; Burley furnishes spectacular finish to cinch met; four decisions, one draw gives Tutors victory	I. S. T. C. defeats Wisconsin, 13.5-12.5.
4	Intramural quintets swing into action; eleven teams will play in two leagues	Volunteers used as officials in games.
4	Ames mat men trounce Tutors 26 to 8	Ames gets four falls from Tutor men.
4	Bender's matmen will meet Illinois and Chicago there	Tutors will meet Illinois Saturday night and Chicago Monday night.
4	Freshmen prepare for winter season; Coach Whitford seeks heavy schedule	Nineteen freshmen try out for basketball team.
5	An announcement of interest to the students	"Sally" Harris married Frederick A. McAbeer.
5	Miss Naomi Evans	Spoke to the music and drama section of the Cedar Falls Women's Club.
5	Mathematics Club produces math play	Produced "The Mathematical Nightmare;" roster of cast members.
5	L. S. A.	Program for recent meeting; choir organized.
5	Biology Club	Professor C. W. Lantz spoke at recent meeting.
5	Westminster Foundation	Will be in charge of the all-college vesper service; Chi Alpha Omega girls will have a coasting party.
5	Margaret Fuller Society	Formal and informal initiation held for Geneva Brown, Orma Mamby, and Edith Geskin.
5	Homerian	Program for recent meeting.
5	Echo Club	News and updates about meetings and members.
5	The Eulalian Society	Program for recent meeting.
5	Alpha Literary Society	Program for recent meeting.
5	Neo-Chresto Literary Society	Della Frankl appointed intramural basketball manager; plans for a debate.
6	Symbolic program for tenth anniversary of amendment planned	Will commemorate passage of Prohibition Amendment.
6	J. L. Dickinson	Congressman Dickinson spoke at Faculty Men's Club.
6	Five critic teachers meet here today to show new methods	Monthly series of meetings aimed at improving rural education.
6	Emma Lambert plans to study in New York	Will study at Columbia University following the completion of this term; Virginia Wattawa will substitute for her.
6	Katherine Seay	Katherine Seay attends AAUW meeting.
6	College Eye gives tickets to students	For those who spot errors in ads.