College Eye — February 21, 1936

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Student presentation of one act plays to take place this week	Play Production class will present three one act plays and three scenes from longer plays.
1	Abbott flays war in chapel address	Excerpts from Professor Abbott's address.
1	Starbeck named Panther grid coach; former North Central Conference star chosen as new Panther mentor	Profile of Clyde "Buck" Starbeck; photo.
1	They shall not pass!	Suggests establishing tradition of not allowing women to enter Baker Hall.
1	G. W. Samson to give organ recital Sunday at leisure program
1	Advance registration for spring is heavy	About 750 have registered.
1	All-college Folk Festival is to be held next Friday	Will feature many kinds of dance.
1	Steiner, Grinnell president, to be chapel speaker	Edward A. Steiner will speak; photo.
1	Music conference festival cancelled	Due to bad weather and roads.
1	Brindley memorial debate cancelled	Due to bad weather and scheduling conflicts.
1	Reporter describes Baker Hall; says staircase makes good slide; dreams of men students finally realized in Baker Hall	Description of the new dormitory.
1	Debate teams tie for first at Denver; women debaters victorious in nine out of twelve forensic attempts	Despite difficult travel conditions.
1	Mrs. Jane Pettit will substitute for Dorothy Humiston	Brief profile of Jane Pettit; Professor Humiston will pursue advanced study.
1	Around a key goes; imprints a number; turnkey slips quietly on; Clarence Weir, watchman, tells of experiences on beat	Clarence Weir talks about his work as a night watchman; explains timeclock system.
1	Untitled	Enough coal on hand for two weeks; no plans to close school.
2	Another Old Gold beauty honored by correspondence	Lois Bragonier receives fan mail.
2	Baby alligator has home under sink	Violet Franklin still has her alligator; photo.
2	Are you a cahooter?	Defines "cahooter" and claims that the ISTC campus needs more of them.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Graduate writes of China	Carol Culver describes her experiences of teaching in China.
2	They laughed when I got up to talk--	Claims that a public speaking course should be mandatory for teacher education students.
3	Churches sponsor box supper, play
3	Miss Moore discusses history of the dance at Wednesday forum
3	Miss Mayfield sings at district meeting	Of AAUW.
3	Sedate minuet transformed into modern steps by festive guests; Jack Hampton to play for annual Washington Ball tonight
3	Parties, dances at an increase though zero weather lingers on; unknown Martha, George lend air of suspense this week	Campus social calendar.
3	Lady's Luck is February feature	Bartlett Hall will sponsor dance.
3	Officers elected by Alpha Delta Alpha	List of officers.
3	Four initiated into Kappa Mu Epsilon	List of initiates.
3	Will lead grand march tonight	Stanley Benz, Frances Suter, Raymond Nelson, and Lois Bragonier will lead the grand march at the Washington Ball; photo.
4	Frosh grapplers to meet Cornell	Freshmen wrestlers will open their season against Cornell College.
4	Flashy center	Sophomore center Robert Curtis is pictured; photo.
4	Loop standings
4	Phi Sigs, Xanhos tie for first in early intramural matches	Results from men's intramural basketball competition are posted.
4	Indiana grapplers take Teachers team in fast meet, 22-8	The Big Ten team from Indiana University handed the Panthers a loss at home.
4	Seven sororities in volleyball tourney	Inter-sorority round-robin volleyball competitions will begin.
4	Cheney loses first match in two years; Iowa University downs Tutor matmen 22 1/2 to 9 1/2 in fast meet	Ray Cheney lost to Larson of Iowa in overtime.
4	Teachers College quintet will close league season with Omaha U tomorrow; Cardinals seek revenge; Pederson or Manship to replace Tolan	ISTC will travel to Omaha University to face them again, after defeating them, 37-26, this past week; photo.
4	Panthers outclass Omaha University five by 37-26 score	John Baker, former football coach at TC and present Omaha University basketball coach, failed to bring a win against ISTC.
4	Splinters--From The Bench	Briefly comments on various sporting activities in and around the Waterloo area.