College Eye — September 27, 1935
| Page | Title | Summary | Scan |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Remodeling of Gilchrist Hall is near completion | Project will cost about $6000; will include renovation of the Chapel. | |
| 1 | Commercial fraternity makes plans for year | ||
| 1 | Hampton's band to play tonight for pep dance; second annual Jamboree held in Commons tonight | Will select Pep Queen. | |
| 1 | Personnel chosen for women's glee clubs this week | List of Cecilian and Bel Canto Glee Club members. | |
| 1 | Enrollment figures show increase of 200 | Enrollment for fall 1935 is 1752. | |
| 1 | Students' identification photos are put to a variety of uses; photographs of students useful in personnel selection | Practice of photographing each student began in 1932; primary use is by administration and student groups. | |
| 1 | Members read at first meeting of Writers' Club | Members read from own work and elect officers. | |
| 1 | Seaberry Peace Oratorical tryouts to be October 8 | Several ISTC students have been prize winners in the past. | |
| 1 | Campus leaders to be guests at dinner | Will emphasize contribution of extracurricular activities to college life. | |
| 1 | Lambda Delta Lambda elects new officers | Professor Watson speaks. | |
| 1 | Fourth estate mourns loss of Dr. Harrington; veteran journalist dies of heart attack; well known here | Harry F. Harrington, of Northwestern University, died; photo. | |
| 1 | Pedersen, Sloan will have lads in "Post Road" | List of cast members. | |
| 1 | Geographers transform United States; annex Canada and Mexico; Carolinas in New England; several fail to place state of Iowa | Results of survey show significant lack of knowledge about US geography. | |
| 1 | Frats announce pledging of 75; twenty-five pledge Lambda Gamma Nu; Xanhos sixteen | List of pledges, by fraternity. | |
| 1 | Official Notice | Dean Nelson has information for those who are thinking about graduate study. | |
| 1 | Senator Nye, fighter for little fellow, is "old fashioned liberal"; farmer class, rather than industry, interest of Dakota man | Profile of Senator Nye. | |
| 1 | Men's play day renamed, now "Booster Day" | All men invited to Men's Union activities. | |
| 2 | Bosley shrinks from flat tires, tomato soup; but likes to cook | Profile of Harold Bosley; photo. | |
| 2 | Fire when ready, freshmen | Claims that giving the freshmen their own section at football games will spark school spirit better than a class in football would do. | |
| 2 | The Line | Campus gossip. | |
| 2 | Campuses from Coast to Coast | News from other campuses. | |
| 3 | Lambertson to attend debate conference | ||
| 3 | 4-H Club girls in college unit | Organize new group. | |
| 3 | Preliminaries for speech competition will be October 9 | For after-dinner speaking. | |
| 3 | Week's social program includes Booster Day and Frosh Night | Campus social calendar. | |
| 3 | Ellen Richards choose theme | Theme is "Developing personality and charm". | |
| 3 | Sororities give rushing parties for new girls | Schedule for rush. | |
| 3 | College Chorus will give two oratorios | Schedule of performances. | |
| 3 | Freshmen to be feted at dance | ||
| 3 | Cast your dough upon the waters | Recovers lost wallet after canoeing on river. | |
| 3 | Faculty women honored at tea | College Club honors new faculty. | |
| 4 | Beverly Hesse elected editor of Purple Pen | List of other officers. | |
| 4 | "We Live Again" is this week's movie | ||
| 4 | Work progressing on new dormitory | Report on progress on Baker Hall; should be enclosed for the cold weather season. | |
| 4 | Homecoming plans formed by leaders | List of committee members. | |
| 4 | New tennis courts nearing completion; plan skating rink | Women's courts should be completed in October; will build putting green; hope to pave men's courts in several years. | |
| 4 | Women's sports | Discusses the first round of the women's tennis tournament, a meeting of the Women's Physical Education Club, and announces the upcoming Outing Club meeting. | |
| 4 | Five music students present selections at Thursday recital | List of performers and programs. | |
| 4 | Two men's glee clubs combined in Minnesingers; group of sixty-four voices result of recent combination | Minnesingers are sole male glee club this year; will form College Chorus when combined with Cecilians and Bel Cantos; list of members. | |
| 4 | Unusual facts are found in the fall term "Herd Book" | A look at some of the unusual names and addresses in the directory. | |
| 4 | Gwynne addresses local faculty club | Congressman Gwynne speaks on support for education. | |
| 5 | Biology Club elects Nelson as president | Roster of officers. | |
| 5 | Barn dance stars to appear at Iowa | Will be in Waterloo for Cattle Congress. | |
| 5 | Freshmen will have special pep section | ||
| 5 | Bosley to discuss place of devotion in our daily lives | ||
| 5 | Wild on leave; will study at Wisconsin | Will work on doctoral degree. | |
| 5 | Industrial Art conference to be here Oct. 5; seven hundred invitations mailed to town teachers | Program highlights. | |
| 6 | Sport Shorts | Briefly comments on the football team and upcoming game, the new tennis courts, and recreational swimming. | |
| 6 | Frosh football team to meet little Kohawks | The freshmen squad will face the freshmen team of Coe College. | |
| 6 | Reeves, McNabb win in Haddox tourney | The men's tennis tournament continues. | |
| 6 | Panthers may meet Grinnell, Morningside cross country teams | Coach Arthur Dickinson is trying to establish meets for the cross country team. | |
| 6 | Two fall golf tourneys now in first round | The faculty men's golf tournament and a foursome tournament have begun. | |
| 6 | Tutor coaches stress defense in scrimmage; Panther varsity rounding into shape for the Cornell tilt | The freshmen and varsity squads have been tuning up by scrimmaging against each other. |