College Eye — October 30, 1936

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Lawton, Nelson named as Tutor Ticklers' heads	Will select judges for the potential acts.
1	Seven added to membership of Blue Key group	List of new members; criteria for membership.
1	Williamson may come to campus as guest speaker	J. Ernest Williamson may be scheduled.
1	Milton Roth elected freshman treasurer	Won run-off election with Leo Stroup.
1	Dr. Burris Jenkins voices approval of younger generation	Excerpts from chapel address; believes that young people would respond to patriotic challenge.
1	To graduates	Should report for placement information.
1	College welcomes dads this weekend; at least 500 fathers are expected as guests of students, administrators	Schedule of activities.
1	Heating plant toured by freshman men	Part of orientation program.
1	Dr. Hopkins returns to continue survey	Will study Department of Art and Industrial Arts; continuation of study begun as part of Sixtieth Anniversary celebration..
1	First look at inside of clam yields pearls	Carl Kunstling finds pearls while dissecting clam.
1	Campbell speaks to campus leaders in group meeting	Brief summary of Dean Campbell's remarks.
1	Faculty members will speak over WOI, WSUI	Will focus on science; programs sponsored by Iowa Academy of Science.
1	Cast chosen for Homecoming play, "Bury the Dead"	List of cast members.
1	Speaking contest completed tomorrow	Sponsored by Hamilton Club; list of finalists.
1	Instructors now beginning visits in teaching field	Will visit public schools to observe teaching; result of recommendation in anniversary survey.
1	President Latham to leave campus for survey trip	Will work with team that will investigate cost and character of education in New York.
1	Old Gold contract given to Dupont	Waterloo company will be responsible for photography.
1	Baker residents ask changes in methods of administering hall	Ask consideration of telephone service, room inspection, and public notices.
1	Landon leads Roosevelt in College Eye poll; Roosevelt follows Kansan by small margin; Thomas and Lemke draw scant vote	Landon defeats Roosevelt, 756-606, in campus poll; Wilson defeats Kraschel for Governor, 810-548.
1	Confidence in one's ability is theme of college chapel on Sunday
2	Students to entertain at dinner	Trio will perform at Cedar Falls meeting.
2	Phi Chi Delta packs aluminum	Will send cookware to New Mexico.
2	Large group signs for county exams	Fifty students will take rural county examinations.
2	Joint parties planned	Fraternities and sororities making plans.
2	Dr. Grant to talk	Martin Grant will speak to the Biology Club on Hawaii.
2	Democratic club hears Strain and Pritchard	Discuss recent political campaign.
2	C. S. A. plans party
2	Westminster will entertain dads	Following football game.
2	Kappa Theta Psi formal initiation	List of initiates.
2	Phi Tau Theta has skating party
2	V. O. V. Sigma Phi to have dance	Will hold Halloween masquerade.
2	A C P shows other collegiate straw vote results	Survey of results from other colleges.
2	Chips and Quibs	Campus observations.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	The Soap Box	Suggests that it might be worthwhile for students to found campus political parties.
3	College Club has annual fall dinner	President Latham talked about the Sixtieth Anniversary survey.
3	Lutheran students plan Halloween party	Will present masquerade.
3	Language club will hear Haddox, playlet	H. C. Haddox will speak on South America.
3	"Get acquainted" party planned by campus societies	Fraternity and sorority pledges will meet.
3	Students elected to full membership	List of new members of the Social Science Honor Society.
3	Medical tests	Medical aptitude test scheduled.
3	Students plan to entertain fathers; cotillion features elimination dance	Campus social and meeting schedule.
3	Music group has Halloween party	Stanley Benz will present magic show.
3	Students to give advanced recital	List of performers and their programs.
3	Epsilon Phi Epsilon entertains	With informal dance.
3	Education fraternity will initiate twenty at induction banquet	List of new Kappa Delta Pi members.
3	"Nobody's fool" to star Horton, Farrell	Campus movie.
3	Campus school will present two plays	Will present "For God and Spain" and "Grandma Pulls the Strings".
3	Phi Sigma Phi entertain pledges	With three course dinner.
3	Junior class supper party	To be held in the yellow kitchen.
3	Features planned for fall fun fest by student movement	Description of entertainment.
3	Music pupils hold student recital	List of performers and their programs.
3	Social science group chews political fat	Considers upcoming Presidential election.
3	Gamma Theta Upsilon holds formal initiation	List of new members.
3	House presidents meet to discuss "pick-up" date	Consider disciplinary action for women who pick up dates.
3	Wesley players will repeat Chinese play	Will present "The Color Line".
4	Untitled	Steel company offers congratulations on construction of grandstands in football stadium; photo.
4	Panthers whip Michigan team by 12-6 score	Panthers beat a more experienced and heavier Western Michigan team last Saturday.
4	Called Shots and Stuff	Football notes.
4	W A. A. sponsors intramural hockey, soccer tournament
4	Co-eds! Learn all the answers! Don't ask escort	Women learn more aspects of the game of football.
4	Pep! pep! pep!	Students get all fired up at the pep meeting.
4	Sitmores trounce Neversweats in midweek classic	The Sitmore eleven destroy the Neversweats, 19-0, is first theory football game.
4	Little Tutors beat Reinbeck eleven	The Little Tutors continue their quest for another conference title as they beat Reinbeck, 34-0.
4	Colorful Haskell eleven meets Starbeck's tutors in 1936 Dad's Day tilt	Panthers take on Haskell Indians in their first meeting ever this Saturday on Dad's Day.
4	Grinnell distance team outclasses panther runners	The Panthers could not keep up with Grinnell in the two mile run in the cold windy air.