College Eye — March 13, 1936

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Art conference here next week	Will feature ISTC faculty.
1	Purple Pen copies sent far and wide	Quick look at distribution of the magazine.
1	Registration	1633 students enrolled for spring 1936.
1	Mathematicians to meet here; demonstration lesson and discussion conference features	Several faculty will participate.
1	Advertising prize is awarded Marian Gutz	Professor Mach's class designs advertising program.
1	Cedar Rapids club views Riebe's prints	Work on display at Cedar Rapids Camera Club.
1	Newspaper sponsors prize essay contest
1	Firstnighters witness initial performance of "Martha," college opera; music department presents classic under direction of Hays	Review of "Martha," on opera presented by ISTC, directed by Professor William Hays; photo.
1	Ruth Shaw, finger painting instructor, to demonstrate art
1	Aitchison and Uttley publish Iowa booklet	On Iowa geography.
1	Chinese play to be presented by drama department	Will present "The Yellow Jacket"; list of cast members.
1	Roadman, graduate of '04, is president of two colleges now	Earl Roadman, president of Dakota Wesleyan, appointed president of Morningside.
1	High schools to debate in finals	TCHS in competition.
1	Women elect league officers; Sloan president; Bragonier, Smith, McCague are selected	Roster of officers; will hold orientation convention.
1	Debaters, speech students continue forensic activities	Results of recent competition; will go to Des Moines for state speech contest.
1	Experiment in attendance ventured; attendance is optional for three college courses spring term	Attendance will be optional in classes taught by Professors Beard, Uttley, and Gilbert.
1	Six high schools to compete in speech contest on Monday	Winners will be eligible for state competition.
2	Think before you vote	Encourages students to vote for student organization candidates on the basis of merit rather than on the basis of popularity.
2	Are you lost in the fog?	Warns students about the dangers of overloading themselves with too many extracurricular activities.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Students strike against war	Description of nationwide protest.
2	Mary Riddle riddled out her own sketch of ancient romantic episode; script of story supposedly composed by orphan discovered	Professor Divelbess finds essay written by one of the children in the Orphans Home.
2	Notice of Men's Union election	Elections rules and procedures.
3	Untitled	F. E. Fuller and H. A. Riebe spoke at rural education conference.
3	Untitled	Professor Cole's class produces murals.
3	Untitled	Professor Riebe speaks on scouting.
3	Mary Nichols marries	Married Robert Strau.
3	Untitled	Kappa Delta Pi will meet.
3	Dr. Paul addresses education classes	Speaks on research.
3	Bulletin published on objective tests	Several faculty members share responsibility.
3	Mardi Gras opens social season with masque ball at Commons
3	Euterpeans to give concert in Gilchrist	Concert program.
3	Spring--flowers, birds, skies--social life may take a rise	Campus social calendar.
3	Bartlett Hall lasses go Broadway; have corridor rehearsals	Women enjoy chorus line dancing.
3	Finkenbinder wins bridge tournament	Results of the tournament.
3	Bosley will discuss religion appraisal
4	Little Tutors down Belle Plaine, win Iowa Cedar crown	Teachers College High School basketball team defeated Belle Plaine, 20-14, to take first place in the Iowa-Cedar league.
4	ADA fraternity I-M champions; downs Alpha Chi's in final game by 29-28 score; Sayers stars	Alpha Delta Alpha fraternity took first place in the men's intramural basketball tournament; all-intramural team picks are announced.
4	Fort Dodge squad wins state mat title; Cherokee in second	Fort Dodge High School took first place in the state high school wrestling meet, hosted by ISTC.
4	Panther five closes tough cage season; drubs Luther; 39-19	John Tolan led scoring for the Tutors as they defeated Luther College of Decorah to close the 1935-1936 season.
4	Panther track team begins training for 1936 season; conference title defense; eleven lettermen turn out for initial workout Wednesday	Thirty-five men are training for the 1936 track and field season; photo.
4	Splinters--From The Bench	Comments on the new Panther football coach, Clyde Starbeck.
4	Curtis, Black, Tolan win berth on Eye All-Conference team	College Eye announces its All-Conference basketball team.