College Eye — October 7, 1932

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Panthers face Cornell squad with two shut-outs to credit; Foe lost superior battle to Grinnell Warriors last week	The Panthers line-up is undecided for their game against Cornell.
1	Famous concert singer will appear here October 24th	Maria Jeritza will perform.
1	College will be host to scouts this week-end	Will attend football game and participate in other activities.
1	Nine points will determine winner in toast contest
1	Seven girls added to sorority pledge lists this week	List of pledges.
1	Freshmen will select cheerleaders Monday	Will hold tryouts for six cheerleaders.
1	Explorer speaks on Tapirape Indians at recent lecture	Elizabeth Steen speaks.
1	Plans for Dad's Day being made; fourth annual Dad's Day is scheduled for November 12	List of committee members.
1	Edward Kurtz goes to Ames conference	On band and orchestra work.
1	Council names John Beebe Vice-President
1	Frosh officers are nominated; Corey Olsan, George Glann, Marion Bragonier are named for President	List of nominees.
1	Homecoming edition of 'Alumnus' will be distributed soon
1	Annual staff will award Gold books	To groups whose entire membership has subscribed to the Old Gold.
1	College orchestra will present first concert next month	Performance program; group has about seventy members.
1	Anna B. Lawther guest-speaker at leaders' banquet	Addresses fourth annual leaders' banquet.
1	High school expects twenty-five schools at local conference	For sectional leadership conference at TCHS.
1	Freshmen would wear doubloons and play jamborees sporting chaplets; entrance tests show silly answers despite high grades	Humorous examples of responses from freshman tests.
1	College exhibit shown at Dairy Cattle Congress	Will consist of displays about health teaching, educational practice, dramatics, and campus life.
1	Committees are chosen for Blue Key Wednesday	List of committee members; group will act as pep squad at athletic contests.
1	Leaders name committees for Homecoming; program to include dance, football game and banquet	Lengthy description of activities.
2	Picture of Follies is now at Regent	Showing "Blondie".
2	Two minutes	Professor Buckley comments on differences in taste between himself and students.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Literat = Eye	Student short stories and poems.
2	Senior explains cap rule for freshmen	States that freshmen wear caps to distinguish him from high school students.
2	Editorials; college----or not?	Students who don¿t put out effort toward college might as well not be in college.
3	Fellowship committee of "Y" studies India	Group will study Burma and India.
3	Banquet to start 'Y' membership drive
3	Guest speaker	William H. Morgan will be speaker for Boy Scout interdenominational church services; photo.
3	Oxford debates are published	Work by British debaters in print.
3	Lathams entertain to honor instructor	Tea honors Professor Geiger; will hold series of teas this year.
3	Honor fraternities and literary groups have initiation, meetings and luncheons	Campus social calendar; list of literary society pledges.
3	Bartlett Hall girls give marshmallow roast Wednesday	Hold variety of entertaining activities.
4	Women's pool will be open to girls for recreation	Will be open three nights a week.
4	Fraternity Council plans house party	Also plan to attend CHIC.
4	Wrestling tourney for college titles will be staged	Wrestling tournament will be held in Men's Gymnasium. The contestants will be divided into two groups: Classes A and B.
4	Reeves gains final round; will meet the winner of Weissman-Williams match for title	If the weather permits, the two semifinalists will play. Weissman was on the No. 1 team last spring and is expected to advance to the finals.
4	W. A. A. will meet next Tuesday	Will discuss intramurals.
4	Women drill for autumn sports events; more than a hundred girls are expected to compete	Plans and rules for intramural competition.
4	Student body hails from many states	Students come from thirteen states.
4	High school team defeats Traer eleven; Little Tutors meet Waverly tonight in contest under lights	Teachers have won a game and lost a game. The game tonight against Waverly will be the test to see how far they will go this year.
4	Teachers beat Quakers here in loop game; Panthers score twice in final quarter to win	After three quarters, nobody had scored; TC came to life in the last period against Penn. They defeated the Penn Quakers, 14-0.
4	Red Cross life saving corps will meet every week
4	Panther defeat predicted by Mr. X	Panther predictor, the mysterious Mr. X, was very close on the score against Penn.
4	Petersen wins honor award; receives medal for having highest grades among numeral winners	Lester Petersen wins silver medal.