College Eye — December 13, 1935

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Tutor Tickler main acts picked; six student organizations enter 1936 Vaudeville frolic; to name entrée acts soon	Roster of vaudeville acts selected.
1	Agnes Samuelson will be speaker here December 17	Will speak at dinner in Commons.
1	Annual costume ball, Mardi Gras, will be repeated	Announced early so that students have time to prepare costumes.
1	Adams resigns as "Eye" editor; to continue journalistic career on Waterloo Courier staff	Will stay in school.
1	Wescott, Homan join Eye staff	Gwendolyn Wescott is managing editor; Elaine Homan is copy editor.
1	Mrs. Sinclair Lewis, a bit tired, grants reporter an interview; thinks squabble over Berlin Olympic Games is silly, unnecessary	Interview with Dorothy Thompson.
1	'Spring O' The Year' to be presented as winter drama	Cast announced.
1	Debate teams win at Kansas meet	Men win four of five; women win three of five.
1	Riebe publication used as new class guide	On classroom management.
1	Harlan Miller to select Old Gold beauties; Register columnist will appear at yearbook dance January 24	Fifteen women will be selected in poll.
1	Thousand students to join in college Christmas party	Will be followed by dancing.
1	Debaters to tour southeastern U. S. and visit Cuba	Trip schedule.
1	Dr. Albert Palmer of Chicago seminary is chapel speaker	Speaker profile; photo.
1	Winter registration shows little change	Enrollment for winter term is 1764.
1	Official notice	Regulations relating to health certification of food service workers.
2	-30-	College Eye staff claims they are grateful for the chance to write for the paper.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
3	League committees named for Waterloo	List of committee assignments.
3	Feather wreath is given to museum	Cora Turner presents family heirloom.
3	Males mail more mail than females dorm mailmen say	Mail distributors talk about their work.
3	Alumnus relates travel experiences in today's Russia	Edward Markle talks about his trip to the Soviet Union.
3	Subject announced for writing contest	Subject is compulsory military training.
3	Ginger Rogers versatile star of "In Person"
3	Music majors, minors complete special test of teaching talent	Hope to select strongest students.
3	Photography as hobby discussed by Riebe	At Ellen Richards Club meeting.
3	Stand up and hitch-hike for your rights, girlies!	Disagrees with statements made in a previous article concerning women hitch-hiking to Waterloo.
3	Phil Connell pens diary of Kansas forensic jaunt	Phil Connell's account of the trip and competition.
4	The campus this week	Campus news notes.
4	Untitled	Lorinne Crawford will tour Europe with "Hollywood Starlets"
4	Untitled	Waterloo and Cedar Falls units of Women's League will hold dance.
4	Untitled	List of officers of Kindergarten-Primary Club.
4	Women's Gymnasium rendezvous for tappers	Men ask for and receive tap dance class.
4	New college movie is "Folies Bergere"
4	Six students get autograph of Katherine Cornell, actress; obtain famous signature before Des Moines performance	Students were excited at the experience.
4	Women's League edits mimeographed bulletin	Violet Franklin edits four page newsletter.
5	Oratorios, supper, two dances crowd pre-Christmas calendar	Campus social calendar.
5	Off-campus women attend Xmas party	Will include carol service.
5	They made the grade; fraternities formally initiate 51	List of initiates.
5	Physical Education Club	Will have dinner and Christmas service.
5	Latham entertains cheerleaders, band, gridders at dinner	Includes entertainment.
5	Mirror shows mumps, Phi Sigs now in dumps	Dorothy Galloway has the mumps.
6	Women's sports	Women going out for basketball are taking National Standardized tests; women's physical education department sent out bulletins to alumnae.
6	4-H Club	Will hold Christmas party.
6	Kohawks down Panthers 16-15 in opening tilt; Tutors fail to know count in tense last minute scoring rally	Coe College defeated ISTC.
6	Seventy out for frosh basketball	Coach Mun Whitford began freshmen basketball practices; seventy participating men are listed.
6	Correction
6	Panther cagers battle Maroons Saturday night; McCabe, Stout available for first North Central contest	ISTC will face Morningside College.
6	Miner wins freshman award; 22 winners of numerals announced	List of letter winners for football announced.
6	Grapplers begin drills for 1935-36 wrestling season	Coach Dave McCuskey is preparing thirty-six aspirant wrestlers for the 1935-36 season.
6	Little Tutor five downs New Hartford	Teachers College High School defeated New Hartford High School, 42-19.
6	Panther Portrait	Profile of senior basketball player Francis Brouwer; photo.
6	Orchestra Club in Christmas program	Performance program.
6	Champlin named most valuable gridder; 21 awarded letters	Letter winners for football are listed.
8	Faculty members give views on survey courses	At science education meeting.
8	Untitled	Raymond Sorensen and Paul Boysen speak to Kiwanis Club.
8	Inter-Church matins	Will hold service.
8	Music educators to meet tomorrow
8	Untitled	Lucile Barnes and Lawrence Touchae present skit.
8	Prep debaters play host to schools of northeastern Iowa
8	"World changes" Mrs. Lewis says in address here	Brief excepts from address by Dorothy Thompson.
8	Pre-medic students take aptitude tests
8	Untitled	Professor Robinson is president of Arcturus Club.
8	Untitled	J. H. Peet spoke at Faculty Men's Club meeting.
8	Several alumni now teaching in South Dakota	Survey of alumni working in South Dakota.