College Eye — October 30, 1931

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Katherine Macon wins district radio audition; enters state contest
1	Miss Thomes granted two term absence to study in Puerto Rico	Will study Spanish there.
1	Theta Alpha Phi will initiate six members	List of new members.
1	Revamped backfield will strive to tally against Simpson team in Dad's Day tilt tomorrow
1	Teachers High has first Homecoming	Hope that it will become annual event.
1	Busy Homecoming program promised returning alumni; program features game with Western State Teachers; dance in evening	Schedule of activities.
1	Britishers will debate here; Teachers debaters will meet Oxford Wednesday; British men both notables	Profiles of British debaters John Archibald Boyd-Carpenter and John Foot.
1	Faculty contributes to loan fund	Faculty members will contribute one per cent of their salary for four months.
1	New pep club starts activity; Dirty Thirty will make initial appearance at Simpson game tomorrow	Hope to improve volume of support; will not supplant regular cheerleaders.
1	550 boys visit college on third Boy Scout Day	Scouts tour campus and enjoy football game.
1	Special Sunday chapel will conclude weekend dedicated to fathers	At CHIC service.
1	David Sands Wright is failing gradually	Professor Wright remains in critical condition after stroke.
1	Untitled	President Latham discontinues informal monthly teas.
1	Intruder takes money, clothes from offices in Gilchrist and library	Money and personal possessions stolen from several areas.
1	Gogarty's band will play at college dance tonight
1	Purple Pen will be ready next week	Quick survey of contents.
1	School head from Detroit to speak here; Frank Cody, superintendent of Detroit public schools will address students at fall Commencement	Sixty-four students will graduate.
1	Welsh chorus gives concert; audience applauds eighteen year old tenor; chorus sings old favorites	Review of Welsh Imperial Singers' performance on campus.
2	Untitled	Professor Paul is studying computers in Iowa City.
2	Two students build Dr. Riebe's garage	Two manual arts students are at work.
2	Faculty support	Praises faculty for donating one per cent of their salaries to the Student Loan Fund.
2	Another vanishing American?	Criticizes students for lack of school spirit at athletic events.
2	Extraordinary values mean fresh adventure for wily Katey Co-ed
2	High school teacher will study at Columbia	Olga Johnson will return to TCHS in the fall.
2	Library adds book on old rains, modern India war depts. Evolution
3	Iowa Conference dope	Iowa Conference schedule and results are posted.
3	Professors compete in fall golf meets for various honors	Brackets are announced for faculty men's and education department's golf tournaments.
3	Former athletes ask for Homecoming dope	Old grads may visit campus.
3	Little Tutors meet Reinbeck in first Homecoming tilt; broken collar bone will keep Carl Brown out rest of season	Teachers College High School, at first place in conference, will play against Reinbeck.
3	No progress made in track tourney	Competition has slowed in decathlon.
3	Panther Tales	Talks about Panther football, the drum major, and an information session for women on the rules of football.
3	Freshmen meet West Waterloo eleven in game there tonight; game scheduled as practice for both squads in open date	Panthers will play practice game against West Waterloo High School.
3	Simpson harriers meet Panthers on cinders tomorrow	Panthers will face Simpson College at halftime of the football game.
3	Untitled	Alpha Beta Gamma elects pledge officers.
3	Luther spoils Panther hopes for loop title	Luther defeated ISTC, 12-6.
3	Tennis tournament nears completion	Results from tennis competition; fall golf tourney is cancelled; intramural wrestling competition will begin.
3	Cedar Falls High School barred from grid league	Did not schedule enough league games.
3	Fisher and Miller injured seriously in Luther contest	Al Miller suffers from broken leg; Gale Fisher injured his shoulder.
3	McCuskey issues call for varsity mat men to report for drill	Wrestling practices will soon begin.
4	Old Gold salesmen compete for prizes	Winner will receive pajamas.
4	Bartlett Hall inaugurates community study rooms	Offers supervised study rooms.
4	Small classes with faculty contact are less efficient than larger ones	Professor Brown talks about his research on class size.
4	Social Science fraternity announces initiation date; new committee chosen	List of Pi Gamma Mu officers.
4	Untitled	Professor Squire will perform with symphony.
4	Professors here refuse to believe whistlers morons	Professors tell why they do or do not whistle.
4	Hansen still makes keys after 28 years	Hans Hansen talks about his work in the key shop.
4	College publishes study of song literature by former student here	Adeline Asher surveyed campus song lists.
4	Business manager quit journalism at one time but could not stay away	Profile of Robert M. Allen; photo.
4	Two Teachers alumni have stories published in O'Brien's 1931 collection	Work by William Morrissey and Allen Read published in national publication.
5	Picture screen remodeled	In Training School.
5	Untitled	Faculty wives visit Mrs. Wilcox; Professor Wilcox is studying in Iowa City.
5	Untitled	Group members read work at Writers' Club meeting.
5	Untitled	Group visits Lillian Peterson at Northwestern University.
5	Untitled	Phi Omega Pi pledged Dorothy Washburn and Marvel Elick.
5	Untitled	Ellen Richards Club meets.
5	Untitled	Primary Club holds Halloween party.
5	Untitled	Professor Harbeson addresses Social Science Club.
5	Untitled	Westminster Council has dinner.
5	Classical Club	Program of presentations.
5	Theta Gamma Nu	Evelyn Bambrick is guest.
5	Untitled	Professor Lambertson will lead discussion on France.
5	Untitled	Westminster Foundation will have Halloween party.
5	Untitled	Kappa Phi will give dinner.
5	Untitled	Phi Chi Delta will discuss home relations.
5	Ellen H. Richards Club	Held business meeting.
5	Untitled	Shakespeareans hold Halloween party.
5	Neo Chresto	Held fall banquet.
5	Extension Division entertained	Mrs. McKitrick gives dinner.
5	Untitled	Bartlett Hall will hold party.
5	Untitled	Alpha Beta Gamma holds party.
5	Phi Tau Theta dinner	Will celebrate its history.
5	Kappa Phi girls entertained	Alta Wilmarth will give theater party.
5	Delta Phi Delta	Pledges hold party.
5	Junior assistants tea	Bartlett Hall West women have party.
5	German Club	German Club will call itself Deutscherverein; list of officers.
5	Lutheran party	Will have Halloween party.
5	Miss Sturtevant speaks to house presidents	On development of personality.
5	Untitled	Xanho pledges have worked on their house.
5	Untitled	Maurice Brayton and Clarence Payne pledge Chi Pi Theta.
5	Halloween party is tomorrow night	At Bartlett Hall.
5	Alpha Beta Gamma dance	With Halloween theme.
5	Dad's Day and Halloween are featured in society this weekend
5	Bartlett Hall girls plan for Dad's Day	Schedule of activities.
6	Life's greatest problem is choosing things, says speaker from Columbia	Excerpts from address by Sarah Sturtevant.
6	Intrepid workmen defy formidable library rule	Workmen busy installing new window sashes in Library and doing other remodeling there.
6	Y. W. C. A. drive ends tonight; committees have afternoon tea; will present prizes to contest winners	Aims to raise $1100.
6	Freshmen on grade school courses prove to be smarter than classmates; liberal arts students have lead class for high grades in previous years	Dean Nelson reveals results of his research.
6	Warner elected head of orchestra	Professor Kurtz notes that orchestra membership is largest in school history.
6	New pipe organ, carpet are being installed now in Cliosophic hall	Improvements will cost about $4000.
6	Student vaudeville plans are completed, manager Marshall Kathan states	Plans under way for third edition of Tutor Ticklers.
6	Dr. Latham appoints special loan committee	Will try to help students stay in school.
6	It seems that one new office shrinks	Causes problems in ordering furniture for Benjamin Boardman's office.
6	Debate contest date decided; forum sponsors freshman debate contest; women urged to compete	Still seeking participants.
6	Exhibit of New York art will open November 2
6	Hygiene class visits self-styled notables at insane asylum	Students visit home for mentally handicapped.