College Eye — October 29, 1937

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Faculty members speak at annual teacher's convention	Roster of those who will participate in ISTA meeting.
1	Faculty adopts new Senate plan	Faculty establishes Faculty Senate; text of recommendations and amendments establishing the Senate.
1	Dr. Horton speaks	Douglas Horton will speak at CHIC.
1	Pre-meds	Should arrange to take examination.
1	Prof immortalized
1	Luncheon, game, chapel welcome dads next week	Outline of Dad's Day activities; photo.
1	De Spain wins contest; "Every man not a king"	Hamilton Club gives dinner to freshmen interested in debate.
1	First 'Eye' news broadcast announced	Will broadcast news twice daily from the Crossroads; photo.
1	Staff named for annual	List of Old Gold staff members.
1	To Chicago	Harold Bosley will speak at University of Chicago chapel.
1	Cogitations; parlor pinks!	Encourages students to take advantage of all the educational activities offered on a college campus; students should seek study and rational thinking to avoid easy and thoughtless life.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Campusmacks	Paid advertisement by Mack's containing news from the TC campus.
2	Kappa Mu Epsilon	Will have dinner and initiation of Hazel Guetschow.
2	Courtesy	Students need to do a better job of listening to their professors during class.
2	Marriage vs. career	Believes that women will eventually find that they prefer marriage to a career.
2	"War is coming; oppose it now!"	Discusses the possibility of an upcoming war.
2	Reviewing the News	News from around the country and the world.
3	Playcraft members attend lecture	Genevieve Nordskog reviews play.
3	Jimmie Smith plays for Highlander's Ball
3	Sophomores plan semi-formal cotillion
3	Weekend Halloween frolics proclaimed by organizations	VOV and Kappa Theta Psi will hold parties.
3	Black cats invade social parties	ADA and Phi Chi Delta will hold parties.
3	Williams speaks at Ames home economics meet	Frances Williams spoke at state meeting.
3	Classical Club to begin study of Roman cities	Several students will give talks.
3	Pi Omega Pi	Will hold formal initiation.
3	Cinema Chatter	Short reviews of the movies "The Prisoner of Zenda," "Life Begins at College," and "Love is on the Air."
3	Dime dancing popular with coeds	Students enjoy "rec" dances.
3	Sorority forms alumnae unit	List of Alpha Beta Gamma alumnae officers.
3	Alpha Phi Omega charter sought by Scouts	Need to have twenty-five prospective members on roll; list of acting officers.
3	A Corner for Coeds	Suggests clothing appropriate to wear to the Highland Ball.
4	Donato to appear in many concerts	Will play with ISTC Symphony Orchestra and Waterloo Symphony Orchestra.
4	Contemporary Affairs aids cultural life	Description of the new, required Contemporary Affairs class.
4	Pi Theta Pi	List of alumni chapter officers.
4	Untitled	Professor Russell will organize Concert Band; will be comprised of members from College Band and Women's Band.
4	Rubinoff to appear in Des Moines
5	Little Tutors	News from the Teachers College High School; will produce "H. M. S. Pinafore".
5	Pep meeting
5	Placement tests correlate students' success in classes	Studying results of placement tests from recent past.
5	Streamlining wins many praises	Editors of other newspapers like the new look of the College Eye.
5	Tutors-Coe fight to 6-6 draw	Summary of game against Coe.
5	Student musicians appear in recital	Programs for student performances.
5	Here are the Panthers	1937 football team photo; photo.
5	Sport Shorts	Ruth Lambertson and Betty Rapp won the advanced doubles tennis tournament.
5	Campus Playboys start year with full program	Leon Krafft organized the band last year; roster of band members.
5	Fall track	Results of the Teachers College fall track meet.
5	Band election	Roster of officers.
5	Theory teams play first tilt	Summary of the first theory football game.
6	Eighteen year old's reign	Quick survey of age of students on campus.
6	'Way back in 1896 we had a band	Normal School band goes to the train station to send off the debate and drama students; photo.
6	Grade system viewed	Professor Van Engen is dissatisfied with the grading system.
6	Off-campus suppers	Off-campus women invited to campus for supper.
6	Honest students return found articles to college office	Quick look at lost and found items.
6	Can you take it?	Would take almost forty years to take all of the courses in the curriculum.
6	Other campuses
6	Lynch speaks	Professor Lynch spoke at Poetry Society of Iowa meeting.
6	How did school song originate?	Dorothy McFarland won contest for song in 1923; tune is Harvard's "Song of Victory"; prior to contest "Our Boys will Shine Tonight" had been song.
6	Personality is rated high by school boards	E. W. Goetch tells what superintendents are looking for when they hire a new teacher.
6	Writers to hold open house	With Sigma Tau Delta.
6	State education board meets	Met on campus; roster of those present.
6	Art exhibit	Of tapa cloth.
7	We are lucky . . .	Describes rules and restrictions for students attending the Iowa State Normal School in 1900.
7	Trio strum	Student trio plays at Waterloo Rotary Club meeting.
7	Art Guild	Sees demonstration on chair caning.
7	Attend meet	Professors Douglas and Skar will attend meeting on certification of commercial teachers.
7	Ediphone aids in shorthand study	Professor Gaffin uses device in teaching advanced shorthand.
7	Report shows skin diseases common here	Report on survey of reasons students consult Health Center.
7	Goetch speaks	On placement at national convention.
7	German comic film appears next week; local German students provide special music	Will also see several shorts; students will perform music.
7	Conlon tells Art League of projects	Professor Conlon speaks on WPA art projects.
8	Maroon fury tests Tutor strength	Preview of Panthers' game against Morningside.
8	Tutor frosh prepare for Pioneer Cubs	Freshmen will play their opening game against Grinnell.
8	Bison and Sioux in loop tilt	News concerning football teams in the North Central Conference.
8	Kadesch defeats Trefzger; captures well-staged net match	Final results of the Tutor Tournament.
8	Called Shots	Extends sympathy to Walt Ditzler who dislocated his shoulder in the last football game.