College Eye — September 8, 1936

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Yes, it would take a long time, but, oh, how wise he would be!	A look at what it would cost and how long it would take to take every course in the catalogue.
1	Larger enrollment for fall indicated	More have enrolled than at the same time last year; no final figures available.
1	Annual watermelon feast to be held on September 10	Opportunity for students to get acquainted.
1	Contract for new Laundry Building let to V. Jensen	Description of new building; will cost $12,871.
1	Faculty committee offers excuse system at system meeting	Faculty considering policies on class attendance.
1	Today begins activities of fall term; meetings, dinner, teas, and Hello Day scheduled for first week	Lengthy schedule of orientation activities.
1	New staff begins with current issue of the College Eye	Roster of staff members.
1	Teachers faculty to be increased by ten members	Brief profiles of new faculty.
1	Student debaters to journey this winter to Canada	Will travel over Christmas; have visited Mexico and Cuba in earlier years.
1	Article by Abbott to be reprinted	In German magazine.
1	Rebuilding of ruined grandstand starts	Excavation work for new stadium has begun; photo.
1	Margaret Struble is appointed as Baker Hall director	Has been studying personnel work at Columbia University.
1	Old Gold work already begun	Staff began work in summer; roster of staff members.
1	Council committee announces plans for activities program	Student Council will provide orientation to extracurricular activities and organizations.
1	College plans celebration of anniversary; Governor Clyde Herring to be present at anniversary meetings	Schedule of activities for ISTC 60th Anniversary celebration.
1	Teachers graduate is on WMT staff	Brief profile of La Von Lindner.
1	"Why dodge religion" is Bosley topic for first chapel	CHIC will hold first service of the fall term.
1	Identification photos	Will be taken at end of registration process.
2	Two Hill concerns change locations during past week	Mack's Lunch and the J. S. Latta Company will move.
2	It's not a knock, knock, but knots	Bernice Allen's class in making a pillow.
2	Dr. Paul makes announcement of placement test	All new students must take it.
2	Normal training subject matter tests	Twelve week students must take subject tests.
2	Head publication activities	Editors from Old Gold and College Eye; photo.
2	Seven rah! rah! boys needed; must have pep	Head cheerleader Noel Bacon is seeking cheerleaders.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Peering forward	Gives predictions for the upcoming school year.
2	Good morning, freshmen!	Advice for newcomers.
3	Mouse in pocket rare: a pocket in mouse--rarer yet	Professor Abbott will write book on mammals of Iowa.
3	Miss Hutchison visits the campus	Jennie Hutchison is now teaching in Los Angeles.
3	Bartlett Hall girls may rent pictures	Pictures are available so that students may decorate their rooms.
3	Jane Becknell and S. Wassom marry
3	Catherine Jones heads women's orientation committee this fall	Schedule of women's orientation activities.
3	New course, "Social Usage" is required of women students	Will teach traditions and etiquette to women.
3	Bartlett Hall houses weekend party of senior advisers	Held party before school started.
4	Teaches in Waterloo	Helen Cowie is teaching in West Waterloo.
4	There are many ways, it would seem, to make people get to dislike you	O. E. Finkenbinder talks about friendship.
4	Former professor of music here dies	Anna Gertrude Childs died in Canada.
4	Men's attire is brightening up
4	Freshmen debates planned for year	Hamilton Club will sponsor debates.
4	Charles announces college movies for entire fall term	Schedule of movies.
4	Twenty-one new courses are now being offered	Twelve of the new classes will be in music.
4	Handbook, edited by Schmidt, is issued	Student handbook includes information about organizations and activities.
5	Splinters--from the bench	Is weary of football players' handshakes.
5	Regulars return	Preparing for the football season are Melvin Nelson and Keith McCabe; photo.
5	New football stadium to be completed for first home game of the fall	New stadium will be 304 feet long and ten rows high; will seat two thousand.
5	Starbeck opens football practice this morning with squad of forty	Coach Clyde L. Starbeck prepares for first game against Iowa State.
5	Lettermen return; twelve veterans fortify gridiron	A total of fifty-four lettermen return to campus for all sports; returning lettermen for football are listed.
6	Will entertain pepsters	Bennet-Greten orchestra plays at pep rally jamboree; photo.
6	Organization for social affairs topic of new booklet	Janet Works has put together a booklet on organizing social affairs.
6	Betty Waterbury honored at dinner	Will marry Harold Frederickson.
6	League will fete new faculty women	Will honor new women faculty and wives of new men faculty.
6	Campus co-ed to be chosen to reign over Pep Jamboree	Procedures for nomination.
6	Dr. Harbeson and Miss Evans wed	R. W. Harbeson married Gladys Evans.
6	Gen jottings--for Co-eds Only	Advice on women's clothing.
7	Faculty vacations between terms	Quick look at the ways that faculty members spent their summer.
7	Council adopts new rules for sorority rushing	Text of rules; schedule for rush.
7	Bartlett handbook edited for residents	Includes information on dormitory life and student governance.
7	From Tutor to starlet; Lorinne Crawford--then and now	Profile of Lorinne Crawford and her work as a dancer and in movies; photo.
8	Church night for college students will be Friday	Students will visit Cedar Falls churches.
8	Dean Reed to speak before Kappa Delta Pi at first meeting	Will talk about his trip to Europe.
8	Orchestra Club to begin organization	Frank Hill organizing group.
8	Freshmen to be housed in west of Bartlett Hall	Different rules will apply to freshmen and upperclassmen.