College Eye — October 11, 1935

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Ten named on fall play crew	List of crew members for "Post Road".
1	Bosley will discuss personality Sunday
1	Faculty reactions to Nye talk divided; students say "all right"; logic of senator's speech questioned, but not his principles	Faculty comment on Senator Nye's views on international cooperation.
1	Pre-Christmas debate planned December 6-7	Will participate in debate in Kansas.
1	In "Post Road"	Raymond Pedersen and Milo Lawton will star in the Homecoming production, "Post Road"; photo.
1	Inter-frat elects Brown and Sage	Professors Sage and Brown will be IFC faculty representatives.
1	Managers sought for Tutor Ticklers
1	Old Gold rates first class in press contest	In national competition.
1	Mary Jane Snyder is winner in peace oratorical contest	Will represent ISTC in state contest.
1	Letter from poet Longfellow found	Professor Hart has a letter the Longfellow sent to his father, A. C. Hart.
1	Adams, Burch are elected to Student Council; nominees for class offices also chosen last Monday	List of nominees for class elections.
1	Name principals for opera and two oratorios; two Christmas musicals to be presented on December 15	List of principal performers.
1	Robinson to voice plea for partisan	Professor Robinson is a strong believer in party government.
1	Hart declares that salaries of most teachers are inadequate; amount of salary needed for necessities is too high	Professor Hart shows why he believes that teachers' salaries are inadequate.
1	Homecoming books include gridiron and alumni news	Publicity Bureau now preparing programs.
1	Wirth on program of Waterloo music club	Will speak on music education.
1	"Religion is not a static thing"--Paul Hutchinson	Excerpts from remarks by Paul Hutchinson.
1	Superintendents want teachers under 30, scholastically above average, neat and likeable; study shows some would tolerate smoking, card-playing	Results of survey of superintendents for what they are looking for when they hire a teacher.
2	Garters and common sense	Believes that there are more important things in a student's concerns than clothing style.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Live-wire Dr. Beard enjoys puttering about house, sleeping	Profile of Marshall Beard; photo.
3	Phi Sigma Phi	Held informal party.
3	Covey will replace Stable as Bartlett Hall vice president	List of corridor chairs.
3	W. A. A. sponsors party Wednesday	Will sponsor women's play night.
3	Untitled	Carol Culver is teaching in China.
3	Untitled	Kappa Mu Epsilon will entertain alumni.
3	Delta Phi Delta leads sororities with 16 pledges	List of pledges.
3	Presbyterians plan Halloween party
3	Outing Club plans girls' canoe trip	Two trips a month are planned.
3	Catholic students to be entertained
3	Co-ed style show planned	Will show styles for college women.
3	Delta Phi Delta elects officers	List of officers.
3	4-H Club	Had informal supper party.
3	Prospects of busy weekend in view for sorority pledges	Campus social calendar.
3	League organizes art study group	Will meet every Monday.
4	Kurtz will conduct freshman lecture	Will speak to first year men.
4	Six are winners in preliminaries of speech tilt	For after-dinner speaking.
4	Expect oldtimers among Homecomers	Hope to meet last year's attendance figure of 555.
4	Subtleties of making the Honor Roll revealed by "A" student; says don't yawn in class, or watch clock; take notes	Students talk about the ways that they make good grades.
4	Booster Day is festival of raspberry pie and Kittenball; Erbe, Bender tackle pie; but frosh emerge victorious	Entertainment for men students included a pie-eating contest, a potato race, and kittenball.
5	Untitled	Mrs. Charles underwent a surgical operation.
5	Freedom of speech held essential to good government	Harold Bosley expresses views.
5	Orchestra Club	Still seeking members.
5	Publications Board names department editors of annual	List of Old Gold staff members.
5	Dr. Denny talks at Spencer institute	On directing pupil growth.
5	Thomes to tell of trip to Spain; illustrated travelogue to be presented at conference	Will speak at language conference.
5	Watson, daughter co-authors of new geometry textbook
5	Hutchinson defines church's business
5	Best Eye story to be picked weekly	George Holmes will make the choice.
5	Untitled	Bess Carrington had surgical operation.
5	Untitled	Howland Hanson will make radio presentation.
5	Survey reveals farming tops list of fathers' occupations; mining, blacksmithing and piano tuning are in minority
5	Adapt Dickens story for college movie	Will show "Great Expectations".
6	Track meet to begin Tuesday; six lettermen are among contestants for fall titles	A fall championship track meet will be held at ISTC.
6	Cornell Tutors battle to draw; neither team scores as both offensives fail	The Panthers' opening game against Cornell ended up in a tie, 0-0.
6	Panther cubs to battle Wartburg team here today	The freshmen football team will face the Flying Dutchmen of Wartburg College.
6	McNabb upset in Haddox tourney	Lloyd Ruby defeated Bill McNabb in the men's tennis tourney; Stanley Reeves will face Harry Johnson in the semi-finals.
6	Panthers will meet Ypsilanti this afternoon; Wolverines confident of avenging last year's defeat	ISTC will face the Ypsilanti Wolverines.
6	"Beat Michigan"	Some three hundred students were there to send off the ISTC football team with strong school spirit.
6	Sport Shorts	Briefly comments on the ISTC football team.