College Eye — December 20, 1935

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Panther cagers invade Dakota; to play critical conference games with powerful South Dakota fives today, tomorrow	Basketball team will face North Dakota University tonight, and South Dakota University tomorrow night.
1	Holmes to judge merits of men's--women's papers	In contest at Drake University.
1	Life in a fraternity during Hell Week is a picnic, says preps	Description of hazing activities.
1	Students mob office getting term grades
1	Faculty discusses establishment of survey courses	In the sciences.
1	Speech magazine carries article by Dr. Lambertson	On humor.
1	"Tell it to the cops" mayor shouts to two prep pigeon hunters	Pledges caught looking for pigeons in the mayor's barn.
1	Blue Key plans formal dance for Friday, January 10
1	Dr. A. W. Palmer compares Magi to people of today	In chapel address.
1	Sponsoring groups pick campus beauties for Old Gold contest	List of candidates and their sponsors.
1	Debate team dons flannels, leaves for Cuba today	Looking forward to trip.
1	"Light gray music book, please," student requests of librarian	Library assistant talks about odd requests from students.
1	Mrs. Samuelson honored guest Tuesday night; Commons banquet attended by faculty members, wives, guests	Talks about her experiences with the NEA.
1	Russell divides band in two groups	Takes best players from band to make Concert Band.
1	Christmas oratorio presented Sunday
1	Tutor Ticklers directors pick six entrée acts; dancing, singing, piano duets "Campusitis," "Melo-opera," included	Quick survey of acts.
1	James A. Melichar is speaker at dinner of music educators	Spoke on Christmas in Czechoslovakia.
1	Burch named editor for "Eye" this week	To replace Ted Adams, who resigned.
1	Dr. Latham searches for trombone players	Wants large contingent of trombones in the band.
2	A walking advertisement	Encourages students to spread the good word about ISTC when they return home for Christmas break.
2	A plea for commonism	Claims that students should not judge each other by how much money they have, or what kinds of clothes they wear.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Harold Palmer declares teaching "top" of professions	Profile of manual arts professor Harold Palmer; photo.
3	Tutors to play nine grid foes in 1936 season; four conference opponents schedule; one date to be filled	Schedule for the 1936 football season is announced.
3	Tutors defeat Maroons, 23-22 in loop battle	Morningside College lost to ISTC.
3	Vacation trips are planned by faculty	Survey of destinations.
3	Tolan tops Tutor scorers to date	Sophomore forward Johnny Tolan leads Panther scoring with thirteen points.
3	Plans complete for first week after holidays; formal dance, class dinner will initiate new year on campus	Campus social calendar.
3	Bevan betrothed to Syneva Martin	Brief profile of Bill Bevan; photo.
3	Campus groups hold winter term dances
3	Twelve accepted by Kappa Pi Beta Alpha at initiation service	List of new members.
3	Junior girls choose date after holidays for "travel" dinner