College Eye — October 23, 1936

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Music department will give 'Messiah' on December 13	Professor Kurtz will lead; list of participants.
1	Plans progress for Dad's Day	To include pep meeting, luncheon, football game, and campus tour.
1	Tsk! Tsk! woe is us! tug-of-war finds sophomores missing	Freshmen defeat sophomores in tug of war.
1	Scholarship not changed much by optional classes	Little difference revealed in optional attendance experiment.
1	Traveler carries audience along on adventures	Richard Halliburton recounts adventures.
1	College is host tomorrow for three meetings	Conferences on industrial arts, home economics, and social sciences will be held on campus.
1	Resultant percentiles of placement tests announced by Paul	Students may see their results.
1	Classes choose Pingel, Gilluly, Dycus, Powers; one woman, fourteen men are successful after small vote	List of class officers.
1	Rhodes Scholarship applications are due from seniors, grads	Allen Walker Read, who began study at Oxford University in 1928, was the last successful ISTC applicant.
1	World this Week	US and world news.
1	Campus leaders hear plans for training course	Dinner with President Latham was first event of the course.
1	College Eye to conduct straw vote	Will express preferences for President and Governor.
1	Dr. Burris Jenkins, eminent minister, is guest chapel speaker Sunday	Speaker profile; photo.
1	Oh, yes, dead men do tell tales this time	Will complete casting for "Bury the Dead" soon.
1	These were some of Dr. Latham's guests	Student leaders discuss plans for the future with President Latham over dinner; photo.
1	Pep! pep! pep!	Students assemble to send off football team to Kalamazoo.
2	Marks that linger	Appreciated ovation for President Latham at convocation.
2	Halliburton pauses to weave more tales of his adventures	Richard Halliburton recounts more experiences.
2	Baker Hall plans for future events	Will hold open house and table tennis tournament.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Oh, give a yell! Ho	Should have given a yell for Coe College at recent game.
2	A test for honesty	Believes identification cards should be used honestly.
2	The Soap Box	Open to faculty and students who have an opinion that they would like to express.
2	A freshman speaks	Disappointed in spirit at recent game.
2	In answer to Mr. Charles	Found some of the Sixtieth Anniversary lectures too technical.
3	Effect of grooming shown to primaries	Janet Works spoke on grooming and etiquette.
3	Romance Language Club	List of officers.
3	Dorm entrances become crowed with late-comers just before ten	Florence Parry talks about the closing and checking procedures in Bartlett Hall.
3	Inter-Church Council make tentative plans	Planning for Thanksgiving, pageant, and peace programs.
3	Dr. Erbe to speak	At Floyd County meeting.
3	Kappa Delta Pi	Held initiation.
3	Combined chorus elects executives	Preparing for Messiah presentation.
3	Cornelia Otis Skinner speaks in Waterloo
3	Writers' Club plans for future program	Members read from their work.
3	Students give recital of varied numbers	List of performers.
3	Journalism class to visit Courier plant	Also plan to go to Des Moines.
3	College Singers waffle supper	At Professor Barker's home.
3	Purple Arrow buffet supper	Make plans for this year's work.
3	Pi Omega Pi	Held meeting.
3	Kappa Mu Epsilon	Held meeting.
3	College to present "Devil's Squadron"
3	Getchell and Bode chosen by musicians	List of members of Brass Choir.
3	Election discussed by Young Democrats	Discuss issues of upcoming election.
3	Art Herr to play at Alpha Chi dance
3	Biology Club election	List of officers.
3	Luse to speak	On trip to Norway.
3	Goetch will attend placement conclave	Professor Goetch is a vice president of the National Placement Association.
3	Pre-school pupils given examinations	Dr. Anita Green surveys children for immunizations and childhood diseases.
3	You must be slim to hold that job!	Professor Goetch releases results of survey on what superintendents want in a teacher.
3	Social Societies to exchange parties; sophomore cotillion next Friday	Campus social calendar.
4	College students are all right, says "Pop" Mortensen, shoe man	Peter Mortensen talks about repairing shoes for students.
4	Women voters hear I. H. Hart speak	On state support for public education.
4	Lambertson to speak	In Lyon County.
4	Strain's candidate wins straw vote	Present debate at Commercial Club; Roosevelt defeated Landon, 32-24.
4	Rectangle presents poems of students	Work by five students featured in publication.
4	Women prepare tests on life saving	Quick look at some of the difficult parts of the test.
4	Riebe addresses P.T. A.	Speaks in Cedar Falls on progressive education.
4	"Walzerkrieg," German film, to be shown	By German Club.
4	Medical aptitude test date named
4	Men's Union shows frosh drama shop	Part of orientation series.
4	Freeman plays at Woman's Club	Professor Freeman played work by Chopin.
4	Pancakes--pancakes and then some honey	Professor Scott's class enjoys a picnic.
4	Homecoming scene of annual women's field hockey game	Alumni will play current students.
4	Eleven speakers to enter contest	For Hamilton Club after-dinner event.
4	Smith and Arey visit schools	Will speak on reading in Cherokee.
4	Conference of news advisers to be held	For advisors of high school newspapers.
5	Students achieving campus high school honor roll named	List of those honored.
5	College sponsors conference here on leadership	Program highlights.
5	Mach's class ventures forth	Visits Cedar Falls retailers to study advertising and window display.
5	"God an invention?" asked Dr. Bosley in Sunday chapel	Brief excerpts from sermon.
5	Hayes, opera leads travel to Chicago to hear production	Will attend performance of "Madame Butterfly".
5	Macy Campbell Club meets in Waterloo	Harry Reed speaks of practical education.
5	Football movie has all-American stars	Will show "The Big Game".
5	Phi Sigma Epsilon	List of pledges.
6	Sophomores take majority of firsts in fall track meet	The weather was too cold to allow any record breaking times as the 220 yard hurdles, 440 yard run, and javelin throw were completed last night.
6	Meet Grinnell tomorrow	Sanders, Nicholson, Smith, Dycus, and Richardson are some of the athletes who will participate in the first fall track meet against Grinnell; photo.
6	Officials inflict penalties; know the reasons why	More principles of football are explained to students.
6	Theory footballers drill daily in team gridiron competition
6	Faculty golfers vie for honors	Dean Nelson and Professor N. O. Schneider are the leaders in the faculty golf tournament with the last round still needing to be played.
6	Panthers show great power in defeat of Coe	John Magovich had a beautiful fifty yard punt return for a touchdown as the Panthers defeated Coe, 21-0.
6	Little Tutors win conference game	Little Tutors win, 9-0, against Grundy Center.
6	Called Shots and Stuff	Football notes.
6	Kalamazoo Teachers play host to Panther team on Michigan field tomorrow	The Tutors have their work cut out for them as they will battle a more experienced football team.