College Eye — October 16, 1931

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Miss Smith leads group at Dubuque convention	Chair of kindergarten-primary group.
1	Graduation committee meets for organization	Will plan for fall Commencement.
1	Eells and Cram address county institute at Creston
1	"Black Flamingo" teems with tense situations as play unfolds tale of French court intrigues	Preview of the play.
1	School invites dads for annual event	Hope that five hundred will attend.
1	Robert McCrea wins in Charles City audition	In competition for radio work.
1	Fred D. Cram appointed to child welfare group	Part of state program.
1	Rev. W. G. Crowder to speak at morning service	At CHIC.
1	Bob Schneider repeats at regular hop tonight
1	Velda Rinehart returns home Wednesday after sojourn in hospital	Had been injured in swing accident.
1	Local speech students invited to forensics meet at Wisconsin University	Would represent ISTC in debate and extemporaneous speaking.
1	Men students here will enter oratorical contest	Will speak on Presidential election.
1	Freshmen arrange for party tomorrow night	Will include games, dancing, and cards.
1	Folk dancing class will be offered Wednesday	Professor Wild will offer class for women.
1	University of Leiden cancels debate meet with Teachers College team	One of the Dutch students is unable to appear.
1	Eight contestants will compete in annual declamatory contest	List of competitors.
1	College invites scout guests; Boy Scouts to be honored at Luther game next Saturday	Schedule of activities includes swimming, parade, and football game.
1	Local merchants sponsor contest	For best suggestions for Homecoming displays.
1	Dinner concerts started in Bartlett dining room	Music will be provided between courses.
1	Bartlett Hall girls organize musical groups	160 respond to questionnaire and say they would like to participate in some sort of musical activity.
1	Courts declare Clarence Poole guilty of forgery; youth returns to Toledo	Clarence Poole confesses and is sentenced to return to Toledo Juvenile Home.
1	Five glee clubs announced newly elected officers; Euterpeans will organize	List of officers.
1	Students will assemble Wednesday	For second all-school assembly.
1	She's the youngest	Profile of Violette Mae Formanek, a fourteen year old freshmen.
1	Y. W. appoints drive workers; Y. W. C. A. drive for money and members begins week from Monday	Will meet to discuss plans for drives.
1	Council argues improvement projects here; two chief essentials include school spirit problem and organizing of point system for extra-class activities	Also discuss social program at the school.
2	Katey Co-ed waxes enthusiastic at discovery of real service and value
3	Untitled	English Club holds dinner meeting.
3	Untitled	Irvings hold pot luck supper.
3	Untitled	Eulalians will hold dinner party.
3	Untitled	Annabelle Anderson visits Tau Sigma Delta.
3	Phi Sigma Phi dance
3	Ethel Harpst speaks at Kappa Phi
3	Wesley deputation team organized	Group studies to assist at local churches.
3	Untitled	YWCA will hold tea.
3	Untitled	Sigma Tau Delta holds initiation and meeting.
3	Untitled	Hamilton Club holds social meeting.
3	Untitled	Sarah Beach visited Minneapolis.
3	Untitled	Westminster group will have supper.
3	Untitled	Earle Meikle pledges Chi Pi Theta.
3	Untitled	Reva Kincade pledges Theta Gamma Nu.
3	Bartlett Hall is center of campus social activities this weekend	Campus social calendar.
3	Wesley Foundation will hold hobo party tonight
3	Bartlett Hall junior assistants entertain
3	Stunt party of Bartlett Hall, West
3	Dean Campbell speaks	Talks about reorganization of Bartlett Hall.
3	Untitled	June Climpson will entertain Big Sisters.
4	Olson leads mates to conference win over Penn College	Panthers defeated Penn College, 12-3.
4	Cross country men beat Penn College harriers	ISTC defeated Penn College, 22-16.
4	Whitford deserts football team as bus mires in mud	Coach Lawrence Whitford nearly missed officiating high school game when bus carrying football players got stuck in mud.
4	High school ready for Eldora eleven in loop game today	Teachers College High School is tied for first in the Iowa Cedar League.
4	Initial cage drill held Monday night by Coach Dickinson	Fourteen reported for the first basketball practice.
4	Panthers rest for last time in 1931 season; Luther will bring strong team for annual grid game next week	ISTC takes a week off, but will face Luther and Simpson in weeks to come.