College Eye — September 18, 1936

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	New plans formed for the orientation of freshman men	Groups will visit various areas of campus.
1	Men elect seven to act on Baker Hall Council Wednesday	Roster of council members.
1	Hinshaw heads Student Council for 1936-1937; replaces Myrtle Telleen; Burch on publication board in Hinshaw's place	Brief profiles of leaders; photo.
1	Annual pep queen to be chosen from eight co-eds Friday	List of eight candidates.
1	Several cheerleading positions still open, according to Bacon	Procedures for trying out.
1	Saturday luncheon, meeting booked for Iowa Poetry Society	Program schedule.
1	Freshmen hold activities meeting	Will learn about extracurricular activities.
1	Registration may exceed last by three hundred	Final enrollment expected to be about 1900; about two thirds of the enrollment are women.
1	United Students launch student faculty program	Will help new students become acquainted with each other and with the faculty.
1	Look over family album for photos for Publicity Bureau	Seeking old pictures of campus for 60th Anniversary Celebration.
1	Yearly Scout Day will not be held	Had been held in association with a football game; slow delivery of steel for the new stadium cancels plans for this year.
1	Todd, Dycus are campus chimers	Harriet Todd and James Dycus will play the Campanile chimes.
1	Speech Club plans Cambridge debate	Hamilton Club plans for the year.
1	"Playing safe" is next chapel topic	Sunday School class for college students will also meet.
1	Jean Reynolds is elected editor of the Purple Pen	Roster of staff members.
1	New faculty members are well prepared	Profiles of new faculty; all have graduate training.
1	Suckers and pies were prominent on "Men's Mix" scene	Classes compete in comic events at Men's Mix.
1	"Back again?" thus same voice has greeted students for many years	Edward Smith has been the janitor in the Auditorium Building for seventeen years; has wonderful memory for former students.
1	Dinner planned for anniversary	For ISTC Sixtieth Anniversary Celebration; to be held October 8, 1936.
1	Student Loan Fund	Committee will meet to consider new applications.
2	Hamilton Club	Erwin Gaite elected secretary.
2	The College Eye platform for a better Teachers College	Brief platform of suggested improvements; includes united students, support for athletic activities, workable class attendance policy, and participation in extracurricular activities.
2	Hang around!	Eleven good reasons to stay on campus.
2	Chips and Quibs	Campus observations.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Miss Ruegnitz tells of summer's trip "north to orient"	Professor Ruegnitz recounts her trip around the Pacific rim.
2	Football program salesmen wanted	Seeking about eight students to sell programs.
3	Committee plans religious forums	Harold Bosley will speak on a definition of religion.
3	Ferber's "Show Boat" with Irene Dunne will play Saturday	Movie scheduled.
3	Seniors plan teas for freshman girls	In Bartlett Hall.
3	Women's League work described in their "League for Living"	Booklet describes work of the group.
3	Meyerholz, former professor here, dies	Charles H. Meyerholz died September 13, 1936, in Chicago.
3	Religion offers a stabilizer--Bosley	Brief summary of last week's sermon.
3	To sing at Jamboree	Gracie Mack is feature vocalist at the Pep Jamboree; photo.
3	Thompson addresses local Lions group	Professor Thompson tells of visit to New York.
3	Students present second fall recital	Harriett Todd and Jane Eby will perform.
3	Pep Jamboree tonight will hoist campus folk on social bandwagon	Calendar of social events.
3	Board re-elects Raymond Pingel	Will be president of Board of Control of Student Publications.
3	"Rec" swims held twice each week	To be held in pool in Men's Gymnasium.
3	Pack of pep elected to Rho Epsilon Rho	List of new members.
3	Women's League to give "at home" for campus newcomers	To honor new women faculty and wives of new faculty.
3	Pep fraternity	Rho Epsilon Rho is seeking new members.
3	Ruth Owen speaks at Cedar Falls rally	Will speak at Democrat rally.
4	Panthers don new football togs for first home game	New Panther uniforms will be white, purple, and gold.
4	Panthers meet Iowa State soon at Ames	Panthers will hold several scrimmages before playing Iowa State.
4	Golf club	Experienced and inexperienced men are invited to attend organizational golf meeting.
4	Struggle begins for North Central loop supremacy	North Dakota and Omaha are preseason favorites in the North Central Conference.
4	Veteran tackle returns	Veteran left tackle Russell Bell expected to return for the Panthers; photo.
4	Largest freshman football squad in ten years reports	Ninety-two freshmen try out for team.
4	Good prospects indicated for high school team	Prospects look good as more veteran are returning than a year ago for the Teachers College High School.