College Eye — February 12, 1937

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Junior student dies in Waterloo home	Frances Anne Matthiesen found in gas-filled kitchen in Waterloo home.
1	"Kind Lady" reaches end of patience after being preyed upon for months by smooth crook and his accomplices	Review of the play.
1	First six places in poets' contest taken by Hinshaw	Twenty-seven entries in College Eye contest; profile of Arvil Hinshaw; photo.
1	Death calls Ted, pal of student since childhood	Dale Parrish's dog Ted died.
1	Campus prepares for Ganz visit; own compositions are among selections for Ganz concert in Auditorium Sunday night	Preparations for visit of Rudolph Ganz.
1	Publication date for new issue of 'Pen' named	Will appear February 23.
1	Here's modern story of knights battling over a beautiful damsel	Rivalry over who will escort a woman to the Old Gold Beauty dance.
1	Schaefer discusses women of Germany	Professor Schaefer will speak at weekly forum.
1	Aeolians present folk songs at opening concert	Performance program.
1	College breaks tradition; makes simple catalog	Dean Nelson believes that the new style will be easier to read and understand.
1	Brindley awards go to groups trained by Tutor graduates	ISTC alumni were advisors to high schools that performed well at the tournament.
1	"Meaning of humility" to be Bosley's talk in chapel Sunday
1	High school district debate to be here
1	Here's the news around this week around the campus	Photo essay on this week's news.
1	Van Deest tells how it feels to escort a beauty	Dorothy Jean Peterson is selected from the crowd as the sixth Old Gold Beauty.
1	Winter band concert directed by Russell scheduled next week	Performance program.
2	What's where at the theaters
2	Feldman sets styles in Grandpop's collar	Recently wore collar worn by his grandfather in 1851.
2	Chips and Quibs	Campus observations.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Are men on a diet?	Wonders why so few men attended Men's Union dinner.
2	Competition for Paderewski	Believes that appearance by Rudolph Ganz should command a full house.
2	Those seven permits	Women who returned late from a play performance did not receive "lates" as has been supposed; system has flexibility built into it.
2	For the giver of recipes	Harold Bosley thanks the person who sent him recipes for mixed drinks.
2	"Up and on," says Bacon	Appreciates recent display of school spirit at basketball game.
2	The emphasis shifts	College Eye will not publish advance notice of small group meetings.
3	Hovey initiated to Sigma Delta Chi's
3	Honoraries hold initiations	List of those initiated into Kappa Mu Epsilon and Pi Gamma Mu.
3	Ford to speak on "Pageant of nation"	Frank L. Ford will speak.
3	Hero of Valley Forge and little wife "Swing it" next Friday night	Preparations for the Washington Ball.
3	Commons employee says students like mixed malted milk	Noel Bacon talks about the kinds of malts that students favor.
3	Crosby hit chosen for college movie	Will show "Pennies from Heaven".
3	Announces engagement	Helen Stricker will marry Jack Ross; photo.
3	Dig out your red flannels and skates; ice carnival soon	To be held at Prexy's Pond.
3	Pre-conference confab scheduled	Planning for state women's governance meeting.
3	Poetry, beauty aids on Bartlett bulletins	A look at the Bartlett Hall bulletin boards.
3	Murder stalks Gilchrist chapel	Students mistake dramatic production for reality.
3	Four times a graduate, Miss Myrtle Gaffin holds a sheepskin title	Professor Gaffin has completed four courses of work at ISTC.
3	Battle of cuts still goes on; some yes, no	Faculty show varying opinions on class attendance.
3	Juniors of campus school choose cast for Phelps' play
3	Coeds entertain at inter-sorority dance at the Commons tomorrow night	Campus social calendar.
3	Are you ready	Get costumes ready for Mardi Gras Ball.
3	Activities of professors	News about faculty activities.
4	Tutor cagers whip Kohawks in close game	The Tutors ended a four year losing streak to Coe by winning a thrilling victory, 35-34.
4	Tutor grapplers down Wisconsin	The Tutors won a deciding victory over Wisconsin, 24-10.
4	Called Shots	Comments on basketball.
4	Frosh grapplers to meet Cornell matmen Thursday	Tutor freshmen grapplers have lots of hard work behind them, but only three have previous experience in competition.
4	Spindlepins stay in top position on lemon loop	Jim Freeman and Carl Speck have rejuvenated the Spindlepins into back-to-back wins to remain unbeaten in the theory basketball league.
4	Amazon Antics	News about women's sports.
4	White and black league in final week of tourney	As the final games of the intramural basketball tourney draw near, only two teams remain unbeaten. They are Alpha Delta Alpha and Lambda Gamma Nu.
4	Teachers College wrestlers outscore Cornell matmen; Cheney pins Brand in 9:59	Ray Cheney succeeded in throwing his Olympic opponent Dale Brand as the Tutors beat Cornell, 23.5-4.5.