College Eye — November 13, 1936

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Badly battered Tutors rated underdogs; face Maroons in league tilt	The Panthers are rated as underdogs to the Morningside eleven after they lost last week to South Dakota State.
1	The Purple Pen to appear Monday	Beginning ninth year of publication; survey of contents.
1	No exercises will be held for fall and winter grads	List of fall term graduates; may take part in spring exercises if they wish.
1	Colby appointed head copy editor of College Eye	Julian Colby replaces Marguerite Truman.
1	Holst to present songs at Sunday leisure program	Professor Holst will present recital.
1	Advanced registration climbs over thousand by Thursday night	Students appreciate the advantages of registering early.
1	Like Tweedledum vs. Tweedledee? . . . British debaters and tutor arguers will clash pro-con; con-pro	TC debaters prepare for the British debaters.
1	Alumni, faculty, and students to gather at dinner	Description of the Homecoming banquet.
1	Dr. Bosley to talk on "puzzled heirs" in Sunday chapel	At CHIC.
1	"Bury the Dead", Homecoming play, shows corpses who refuse burial	Review of the play.
1	Dean M. J. Nelson bids returned alumni welcome	Brief message from Dean Nelson to alumni.
1	Events of this week for those who can't read; once again homecoming arrives	Photo essay on upcoming events; photo.
1	Barbecue, bonfire, sings, stunts, at pep meet Friday	Professor Erbe and student pep leaders will be there.
2	Hart speaks at Orange Township	Professor Hart will commemorate founding of the consolidated school there.
2	College pet, cured, flies back home	Homing pigeon from Chicago heads home.
2	Dr. Boothe observes high school English	Has visited several high schools.
2	Board lets contract for 1937 Old Gold	Economy Advertising will do printing; Jahn and Ollier will do the engraving..
2	Student for student	Students seem to be taking on more responsibilities for activities that affect them.
2	Chips and Quibs	Campus news notes; pep rally was noisy; impressed by recent play; urges students to do a little thinking.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
3	Sigma Tau Delta writers meet frosh	Part of freshmen orientation.
3	Spanish travelogue presented Thursday	By Romance Language Club.
3	Returning alumni to be honored on campus for annual Homecoming	Schedule of Homecoming activities.
3	Campus to be host for speech festival, all students ranked	At least twelve high schools will send representatives.
3	Students present varied program	List of performers and programs.
3	Girls hope boys' appetites shrink	Women getting ready for Femmes Fancy.
3	Social Standards committee to stage autumn fashion show at Commons	Students will model clothing; photo.
3	Business executive, society girl romp in college movie	Will show "Love Before Breakfast".
3	Student's name drawn at Regent bank night	Margaret Stevenson wins free tickets.
4	Cedar Falls merchants back the team 100%	Full page ad in support of the football team; photo.
5	Phi Tau Theta	Will hold joint dinner with Kappa Phi.
5	What is your order, please?	Mack's Café makes for a good work place for students while they getting an education at the Iowa State Teachers College; photo.
5	Finger-painting used on posters	Used as publicity for "Bury the Dead".
5	Debate team to challenge Kansas squad; teams plot Eastern jaunt; travel plans to include Texas trip	Will complete over the Christmas vacation.
5	Unseen crew aids activity of drama; Wirth writes special music as prelude to Homecoming production	Professor Wirth composed music for "Bury the Dead"; list of cast members.
5	Campus leaders hear Dr. Bosley at final meeting	Speaks on duties and responsibilities.
5	French students make high norm in council test	ISTC students take national French test.
5	Fraternities name members who will return for Homecoming festivities	List of those who will be returning.
5	Reeves wins first in statue contest	Stanley Reeves wins Professor Horns' sculpture.
5	College symphony to give concert on November 17	Concert program; Alta Freeman will perform with the orchestra.
6	Called Shots	Football notes.
6	"Squint" Williams blocks dropkick to save game	Churchill "Squint" Williams blocked an extra point which won the game for the Neversweats.
6	Band maneuvers to honor alumni	At the Homecoming game, the entire band will form the letter A to salute the alumni in the crowd.
6	Tutors drop league game	South Dakota State was a tough team as they beat the Panthers, 13-0.
6	Frosh team to play initial tilt Saturday	After being used as tackling dummies for the varsity in scrimmages, the Panther Cubs will get to play against the Coe freshmen in a preliminary game to Homecoming.
6	Extra! Extra! Extra!	An extra edition of the College Eye will be issued and will contain an account of the last football game of the season.