College Eye — December 1, 1930

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Giving of diplomas climaxes college career for sixty; Dr. Walter P. Morgan, President of Illinois Teachers College, delivers address	Quick description of fall term Commencement.
1	Big and little sisters, and leaders are rated	Orientation helpers rated on interest and enthusiasm, dependability, initiative, and attractiveness.
1	Knox is convicted	Commercial Club holds mock trial.
1	Nearly four hundred educators to gather at conference here; fourteenth annual conference on problems of elementary education to be held this week	Conference program highlights.
1	W. B. Fagan will preside at conference dinner	Will speak at Elementary Education Conference banquet.
1	Dr. Brett Kenna will speak at church service Sunday; is pastor of the First Methodist Church at Des Moines
1	New band will be organized at start of winter term; men's and women's bands will be reorganized into concert and pep bands	Will be organized into an advanced concert band, a secondary concert band, and a pep band
1	Chemistry classes visit Waterloo laboratories	Visit Deere and Rath labs.
1	Bartlett Hall is no place for stray tabby	Cat wanders through Bartlett Hall.
1	Illustrated talks to be presented at Chemistry Seminar; Ebel and Fest to speak at fourth meeting of newly organized chemistry club	Group organizes, elects officers, and presents student lectures.
1	Decision and choice important factors in character building; "Character development is as important as classes," declares Dr. J. M. Artman	Excerpts from address by J. M. Artman at baccalaureate-Thanksgiving service.
1	Garrett Lenhart wins ten dollar prize for guesses on population	Professor Thompson offers prizes.
1	Kedroff Quartet sings concert here December tenth; Russian singers include Teachers College program in fourth tour of United States	Profile of the performers.
1	Modern love scene might be shocking to Chinese audience; Flude describes extreme conventionalism of Chinese theatre	Alfred Flude talks about Chinese theater.
1	Boardman refuses to guess on winter term's enrollment	Winter term enrollment tends to be slightly less than that of fall term; Dean Reed inaugurates method of speeding up registration for men.
1	Journalist's keynote characterizes first annual Press Prom; nine campus organizations erect booths to provide lounging rooms	Description of the Press Prom, attended by 163 couples.
1	Untitled	Library fines must be paid before college credit will be issued.
2	Takes new position	Clarence Baker, former Old Gold business manager, has taken a position with Water, Gas, and Electric of Cedar Falls; photo.
2	Salesmen to sell subscriptions today	Final chance to subscribe to College Eye.
2	"What's in a name?" ask Shakespeare and Anna Wild; "the browns have it" in puzzling search for the right cognomen	Anna Wild talks about common and similar names among ISTC students.
3	Students here will spend close to $15,183 for books this week	A look at the cost and sheer volume of college textbooks.
3	The Line	Campus gossip.
4	Down with old signs and the old cut system, first item on platform; we will work out a cut system and present it for your approval	Paper to implement "Our Platform" column to address editorial opinions.
4	Students may observe pre-school children in model community; little folk learn to play together and form right habits	A look at the activities in the Nursery School.
5	Society gets going again between the two big vacations for the year	Campus social calendar.
5	Women's Sports News	Recent women's intramural sports results.
6	Untitled	College Eye staff will meet.
6	Varsity cagers start regular court workouts; Clarence Daubert may be lost for season	Tutor basketball team prepares for upcoming season, Daubert is hampered by injury.
6	Permanent captains will not lead teams following this year	Teachers College athletic teams will now choose captains before each contest, rather than at the beginning of the season.
6	Hockey team challenges	Students from Waterloo challenge any other team.
6	Freshmen upset Grinnell first year team, 13-7; Tutors' performance delights small crowd	Teachers College freshman football squad defeats Grinnell freshmen, 13-7; game summary.
6	Twelve grapplers report for drill	Twelve varsity wrestlers reported for drills. Those wrestlers on the football team as well as freshmen will be reporting soon. Those appearing listed.
6	Teachers lose to Grinnell in season's final; Pioneers use breaks to win 12-0 battle	Tutors lose season finale to Grinnell, 12-0.
6	Iowa Teachers gridiron squad of 1930	1930 Tutor football team members listed; photo.
6	Closes grid career	Lynn Berryhill played his final collegiate game against Grinnell.
6	Ackley takes final contest on Little Tutors' slate, 13-12	T. C. High drops final game of season to Ackley, 13-12.
7	Snow and ice cover college gardens developed by natural science department	Seven acre site includes one hundred species of trees and seventy-five species of shrubs; history and description of the College Garden.
7	Former Little Tutors defeat alumni Tigers	T. C. High alumni win over Cedar Falls High alumni in football game, 6-0.
7	Inter-fraternity Council officers	Pictured are Vice President James Bambrick, President Louis Armstrong, and Secretary-Treasurer Glenn Cowlishaw of the council; photo.
8	Work, food, and sleep necessary to mind and body, says Rath	Professor Rath writes article in college science bulletin.
8	Cambridge debaters extend compliments	Debaters enjoyed stay in Cedar Falls.
8	Eulalian Society	Elects officers.
8	Kedroff Quartet here December 10	Kedroff Quartet, to perform on campus in December, pictured.