College Eye — December 17, 1936

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Students at party to be at Coe game; College Eye and Commons are sponsoring telephone broadcast	Students may listen to game after the traditional Christmas dinner.
1	Teachers debaters win four decisions in Dubuque	Tied for first place.
1	Holmes invited to discuss workbook at St. Louis meet	George Holmes will talk about workbook used in his journalism classes.
1	Gilbert recovers from operation	Winifred Gilbert will be in the hospital for about two weeks.
1	Wanted---peace on earth, was Bosley's sermon last Sunday	Excerpts from sermon at CHIC.
1	Council arranges appearance of composer Ganz	Profile of Rudolph Ganz.
1	Native of Iowa is next guest speaker for chapel here	E. Guy Cutshall will speak.
1	Art faculty member makes color tree	John Horns put together a tree with one thousand different colored leaves; will assist in portrayal of organization of color.
1	Advertisement is posted; what results it gets	Woman responds to prank bulletin board posting that asked for a date for the Blue Key dance.
1	Dr. Green meets boils and colds	Quick look at some of the work at the Health Center.
1	Old Gold Staff using new ideas in 1937 edition	Paul Weaver outlines plans.
1	Tickler managers name production staff for show	Roster of crew; preview of the show.
1	Weekly activities calendar planned	Will be distributed to students weekly by the Student Council.
1	Absentminded student spends a nickel for her errors	Student takes the trolley home after she forgets that she drove to campus.
1	Hart appointed archivist for teachers college	Board of Education confirms appointment; description of duties; Professor Hart talks about the job.
1	Post-holiday season holds host of plans; Tutor Ticklers, leisure hours, dances, concerts, play, ahead	Preview of social activities.
1	Madelyn B. Hansen dies after illness of scarlet fever	Madelyn Bergstrom Hansen died December 14, 1936.
1	Teachers College administrators remember careers in journalism; Hart and Boardman published weekly papers in Butler County, Iowa	Irving Hart and Benjamin Boardman talk about their experiences in newspaper work.
1	Debaters to be in Montreal for New Year's Eve	A look ahead and a look back at the debate trips.
2	Lecturer tells audience about native country	Marie Bentivoglio talks about Australia.
2	Alpha Beta Gamma	Held dinner.
2	Women's League committee	Will meet.
2	Cut system on bread and water!	Believes faculty are delaying debate on important matter.
2	The Line	Students talk about Santa Claus.
2	Chips and Quibs	Campus observations.
2	Herrig honored	With buffet supper by Professor Terry.
2	Cory family to tour South	Will tour Texas and Mexico.
2	Here's Christmas reading for you	Professor Boothe offers suggestions.
2	Instructor protests! Crossroad jam	Professor Hill dislikes congestion in Crossroads; suggests leaving lane for traffic open.
3	Lambda Gamma Nu	Leo Kagan pledged the fraternity.
3	High school faculty reveal holiday plans	Quick survey of plans.
3	College Club meeting	Elisebeth Brugger and Rosa Ruegnitz speak.
3	Phi Sigma Phi	Hold potluck supper.
3	Formal initiation held for 52 men at end of trying prepdom weeks	List of fraternity initiates.
3	Martin to New York	Margaret E. Martin will visit her sisters.
3	Caroling to take place in the halls tomorrow morning	Students will sing and play a variety of carols.
3	Faculty to work, play in vacation	Quick look at faculty plans for the Christmas holidays.
3	Mardi Gras masque ball	Richard Zellhoefer in charge.
3	Aeolian Glee Club	Attended tea.
3	Works leaves Friday	Janet Works will visit Chicago.
3	Rho Epsilon Rho elects members	List of twenty-three new members.
3	High school to hold Christmas program	Program description.
3	Marian McKitrick is feted by sorority	Will marry Max Auld.
3	All college Christmas supper will bring week's activities to close	Campus social calendar.
3	Eleanor M. Johnson on Freshman Council	In Bartlett Hall.
3	Society editor has free advice to all	Be good and be careful.
3	Teachers entertain Waterloo Music club	ISTC faculty members entertain Waterloo music educators.
4	Tutors tackle Kohawk five on Coe court	The Tutors will have their second test of the season; they are underdogs as they face Coe in Cedar Rapids.
4	Amazon Antics	Would like to see more news about women's athletics.
4	Dickinson seeks hundredth win against Coe five	Coach Arthur D. Dickinson will have one hundred wins as the Tutor head basketball coach if the Panthers can defeat Coe tonight.
4	Frosh grapplers display promise against varsity	Twenty-five freshmen have been showing up to practice every day and show great promise for the future as they wrestle against the varsity.
4	Nodaks initiate loop schedule	North Dakota University will be in town on January 7 to face the Panthers as the Nodaks prepare to defend their 1936 championship crown.
4	Alpha Chi Epsilon fraternity captures intramural wrestling laurels, Phi Sigs in second	Alpha Chi Epsilon won four of the eight championships in the finals to win by 12 points over their nearest opponent.
4	McCuskey values annual intramural wrestling program	Believes wrestling is an excellent activity for men.
4	Called Shots	A look back at the 1936 fall athletics season.
4	Panthers wear gold sweatsuits	The Panther basketball team will be wearing new gold sweatsuits as they warm up to face Coe tonight on the hardwood.