College Eye — December 12, 1930

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Dr. Eva May Luse summarizes White House conference	Speaks at Education Club meeting; Professor Charles speaks on student grades.
1	Students await only recess in winter and spring term	Classes suspended for two weeks over Christmas.
1	Tutor Tickler acts try out week after Christmas vacation; fewer acts will be chosen for the final show this year	Stan Wood is committee chair.
1	Campus Press Club will meet Tuesday, December sixteenth	Purpose of group is to foster journalism; organized in spring 1929.
1	Winter enrollment less than that of fall term	Winter term 1930 enrollment is 2130.
1	Student Council votes to join Nat'l Federation; follow formation of associated council for more progressive government	Will join National Student Federation of America; Wendell Bragonier will attend convention.
1	Social organizations elect new officers for winter term	List of officers for several organizations.
1	Christmas informal dance is last of pre-holiday hops; Vern Winters and his Marigolds will play at Women's Gymnasium tonight	Dance preview; sponsored by Student Council.
1	Dr. Charles surveys distribution of grades according to classes; education professor studies grades of nearly three thousand students	Results of grade survey broken down by class.
1	Students prepare oratorical numbers	Getting ready for interstate contest in April.
1	Debate schedule includes forensic tilt at Iowa State; seven colleges to furnish competition for Teachers College debaters	Preview of debate season.
1	One hundred Iowa educators attend fourteenth meet; unfavorable weather greatly reduced attendance at conference	Frank Clapp presented highlight presentation.
1	Untitled	Seniors may order class jewelry.
1	Rath concludes series of health lectures for Tama County teachers	Professor Rath presented series of six lectures.
1	Three hundred ten voices in twelfth annual Messiah; Schmidt, Barker, Hays, and Palmer are faculty soloists	Performance preview; was first presented in 1903 and then in 1907 with Theodore Thomas Orchestra.
1	Kedroff Quartet highly praised by audience Wednesday; religious chants, folk songs, and cradle songs sung in Russia	Kedroff Quartet receives positive reviews for performance.
2	Vacations upset regular office routine; causes work and worry	Vacations throw off work routine, but newspaper staff presses on.
2	Untitled	Phi Tau Theta held open house.
3	Twenty-one Tutors named as letter winners at banquet	Football team awarded 1930 letters at athletic banquet, recipients are listed.
3	Cagers open card at Coe Thursday; stiff practice prepares team for encounter	Tutor basketball team begins season against Coe.
3	Teachers grapple with Illinois University team here January 10	Varsity wrestling begins season at home against Illinois.
3	All-Conference End	Tutor kicker Stewart Cooper, the sole Teachers College player on All-Iowa Conference Football Team, is pictured; photo.
3	Sixteen matmen turn out for frosh squad	Coach Munn Whitford summons freshmen wrestlers for first drill of season.
3	Mendenhall, Rath attend meet	L. L. Mendenhall and E. H. Rath attend Intercollegiate Athletic Conference.
3	Powerful freshmen delegation reports for cage practice; eighty-five men on hand for first drill	Coach Melvin Fritzel summoned freshmen basketball team for first drill of the season.
4	Green Tutor High five tangles with Reinbeck Saturday	T. C. High to play first basketball game of season; schedule printed.
4	Untitled	Katherine Seay will visit home in Nashville, Tennessee.
4	Untitled	Faculty Quartet played in Oelwein.
4	Untitled	Will meet.
5	Organization put pledges on probation this week	Campus social calendar.
6	Math Club celebrates twenty-first anniversary	Professors Condit and Lambert speak.
6	Mailing envelopes for Purple Pen available	Students may wish to send a copy as a Christmas present.
6	Special rates for X-mas travelers	Railroads offering special fares.
6	Untitled	Freshmen physical education majors beat junior hockey technique class, 4-1.
6	Untitled	Pi Beta Alpha met.
6	Eugenia Hsia will talk at Social Science Club	Will speak on China.