College Eye — October 2, 1936

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Panthers will be feted at banquet	Cedar Falls Chamber of Commerce will play host.
1	New brick laundry is being erected behind Baker Hall	Total value of building and equipment will be about $25,000; may be complete by December.
1	Student Loan Fund aids many students during past year	$11,438 now outstanding to 197 students; fund began in 1922; fund built by Tutor Ticklers proceeds and donations.
1	Sophomore and Frosh to battle for supremacy	Rho Epsilon Rho will sponsor competition.
1	Freshmen will rule over Commons for annual Frosh Night	Will feature dancing and entertainment.
1	Alumnus features historical sketch	In association the ISTC Sixtieth Anniversary celebration.
1	Indian to lecture at religious forum	Tokaniya and Paal Batab will appear.
1	A fall is predicted---and it happens	Runner loses pants during football practice.
1	Panthers will meet Grinnell tomorrow; West Waterloo Stadium to be scene of Battle between Panthers-Pioneers	Game preview.
1	Special pep assembly called this morning	President Latham and Coach Whitford will speak; pep club and cheerleaders will perform stunts.
1	Once again	Students show great support for Teachers College gridders at home game; photo.
1	Classes to meet to nominate year's officers
1	"Rowing with broken oars"--Dr. Bosley	Topic for CHIC sermon.
1	"Messiah" repeated after three years	Had performed other music for past two years; Professor Kurtz will direct instead of Professor Fullerton.
1	Dailey, Chase, and Benz lead cheers	Will likely remain as senior varsity cheerleaders for rest of year.
1	Football tickets for faculty to be same price as students	Tickets for the four home games will cost a total of $2.
1	Representatives of forty-seven colleges will come to Sixtieth Anniversary	Will feature lectures and discussions.
1	Bureau places large per cent of '36 graduates	93% are employed in teaching or educational positions.
1	Chapel speakers announced for coming terms	Schedule of speakers.
1	Unfinished stadium necessitates Dad's Day postponement	Will be postponed two weeks.
1	World this Week	United States and world news.
2	Can it be spring that fills the air?	A number of plants are blooming out of season.
2	Wolfe leads music	Irving Wolfe addressed regional meeting.
2	Training school holds first P. T. A. meeting of the year
2	Anonymous voices his views on golf	Humorous look at the game.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Chips and Quibs	Campus observations.
2	Club to present a Spanish film	Romance Language Club will present "Spanish Travelogue".
2	Music major students hold recital program	Performance program.
2	Downing to preside at Orchestra Club	Club has fifty-two members; list of officers.
2	Editorial Board of the College Eye
2	Education in Iowa	Mason City newspaper praises work of ISTC.
2	The cheerleader's the man	Professor Scott tells what he thinks is necessary for a good football game.
3	Writers' Club	Will meet.
3	Science steak fry	Honor new faculty member, Professor Martin Grant.
3	New women students hear talk on music	Professor Wirth talked about music appreciation.
3	Klaessy is president of Mathematics Club	Roster of officers and speakers.
3	Criticism should be a help--Dr. Bosley	Summary of last week's CHIC sermon.
3	Boy Scout meeting	Dave McCuskey elected chair.
3	Fraternities announce pledges: swatting season in full swing	List of pledges; photo.
3	Farrell plays lead in "Fighting Youth"	College movie.
3	Cornelia Otis Skinner to speak in Waterloo	At East High School.
3	College Club and men's faculty	Anne Dickey Olson spoke.
3	Commerce Club plans to interest members	Roster of officers; hear Pi Omega Pi speaker.
3	Dancing lessons given to college students	WAA will offer course of six lessons.
3	Honoraries	News from the honorary societies.
3	Camera Club members elect new officers	Roster of officers.
3	Radio child study group to offer four new courses	Several ISTC faculty will participate.
3	Sorority pledging ends, picnics keep social life in progress	Campus social calendar.
4	Dr. Eva May Luse	Attended conference.
4	Baker Hall installs telephone system	Phones available in offices during day.
4	Kyphosis, scoliosis, lordosis; all three are walking about campus	Professor Rath's class surveys posture of students.
4	Faculty Club holds luncheon, elects Mayfield president	Roster of College Club officers.
4	College rings are now available
4	Abbott and Lantz prepare syllabus for new course	Will re-work two science survey courses.
4	Dr. Lambertson draws up debate tourney for May	For Midwestern colleges.
4	Marguerite Blough presents adviser's ten commandments	For student publications.
4	Freshmen shown laws of science	Participating in orientation program.
4	Barker to Chicago	Olive Barker studied with voice coach.
4	Ex-teachers student refuses a movie bid to study ministry	Charles Shedd is studying for the ministry.
4	Education groups plan conferences for the year	Schedule of upcoming conferences.
4	Language Club to show film Oct. 13	Will show Spanish travelogue.
4	The Music Clubs chose members and directors	List of organization members.
5	Cedar Falls merchants	Merchants support ISTC football team; photo.
6	Why walk?	Ride the street railway anywhere in Cedar Falls for five cents.
6	Martin downs Lund 6-4, 6-2	Martin beat Lund in the fifth annual fall tennis tournament.
6	Charles speaks to teachers	Professor Charles and E. L. Ritter will address teachers attending the Marshalltown County Institute.
6	Whatta day	Tutor football players are too busy to take time for publicity.
6	Women's Athletic Club sponsors play night; to be weekly affair.	Play night, which has held by the Women's Athletic Association, is to help orient new women to the extensive physical education program offered at Teachers College.
6	Dad's honor day Oct. 31	Dad's Honor Day to be postponed to Oct. 31 so that final touches can be put on the new grandstand.
6	Twelve entries in for distance run to be held Oct. 5	A preliminary mile run will be held on October 5 to determine who will run in the Grinnell-Teachers College distance run.
6	Deutscher Verein meets to discuss comedy	German Club will hold first meeting of the year. All who are interested are welcome.
6	Lambda Gamma Nu	Lambda Gamma Nu elected officers at first meeting on Tuesday; list of officers.
6	Yes, yes, we like them too!	Tutors enter new conference with only two veterans from last year's football team; photo.
6	Frosh gridsters display promise against varsity	Coach Lawrence "Munn" Whitford has been developing a strong freshman football squad as the Tutors prepare to take on Grinnell.
6	Athletes' foot-notes	Scoreless game results in dueling punters
6	Emphasize oral work in methods course	Education department offering new course based on a recent report made by the Commission of the National Teachers in English.
6	Fighting Panther eleven holds Cyclones to draw on Iowa State gridiron	Punting duel between Pool of Iowa State and Gnagy and Yatchak of the Tutors results in a draw, 0-0.