College Eye — December 10, 1937

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	College Singers present their annual carol service	Group of thirty-three singers selected from Cecilians and Minnesingers.
1	Miss Works takes job in East; social director resigns	Janet Works will work for College Entrance Examination Board in New Jersey; has been at ISTC since 1934; photo.
1	Make Christmas a religious festival	At CHIC service.
1	Rushing coeds are silent today	Rushees Barbara Bujer and Alice Scanlan prepare to pledge; photo.
1	Screen notables board 'tub'	A look at the preparations for Tutor Ticklers; photo.
1	Personality in education is Link's desire	Excerpts from speech by Henry C. Link.
1	Winter Alumnus goes to press
1	Around the Campus	Radio broadcast of TC game against Coe; faculty members will go caroling; no rec dance; operetta postponed.
1	Debaters spend Christmas on coast	Will debate at California colleges.
1	Cogitations	Discusses the purpose of the Commons; believes that it may still need to work on its recreational program.
2	Bel Canto	Will perform for Waterloo music teachers.
2	Kirgis orates; speakers win tournaments	Attempting to continue record of success at state contest.
2	Students present musical program	Performance program.
2	Way back when	News from old student newspapers.
2	Erbe and Plaehn attend conclave	Of American Political Science Association.
2	Librarians' duties flavored by students' odd requests	Cite uninformed questions received at the library.
2	Catholic students	Will sponsor Christmas party.
2	Etchings, poetry on display now	Includes work done by ISTC students.
2	News from the collegiate world	Brain wave detector announced at University of Iowa.
2	A Corner for Coeds	Suggestions for Christmas gifts.
3	Cinema Chatter	Short reviews of the movies "Submarine D-1" and "Conquest."
3	College is host as Yuletide spirit reigns; annual all-college Christmas supper scheduled Thursday	Dinner will be followed by carols.
3	Blue Key plans formal; prom to be held here tonight	Campus Playboys will perform; photo.
3	Biology Club	Will study college student diet.
3	German Club	Norma Sutz will speak on German composers.
3	Organizations begin festivities for holiday	Schedules and descriptions of groups' holiday plans.
3	Donato plays for leisure hour Sunday afternoon	Performance program; plans for future concerts.
3	Social units make dance reservation	Urges social organizations to reserve dance dates.
3	Rushees find no time for dating	Women have been busy with rush activities.
4	Campusmacks	Paid advertisement by Mack's containing news from the TC campus.
4	The Line	Campus gossip.
4	Mr. McIlroy	Responds to criticism in a letter to the editor written by Baird McIlroy.
4	To the editor:	Believes that editorials need to be written on more sensitive topics.
4	Reviewing the News	News from around the country and the world.
5	Bartlett residents schedule for inoculations	For diphtheria and smallpox.
5	Duties add up in seventeen years	A look at the work of Margaret Reese, equipment supply manager at the Women's Gymnasium.
5	Baker Hall men reveal characteristics of ideal girl	Men talk about what they like and dislike in women.
5	Sketching provides good self-expression	Professor Horns talks about what can be gained from sketching.
5	Brothers and sisters flock together	List of students who have brothers and sisters at school, too.
5	Men outnumber working girls; N. Y. A. leads	Survey of work performed under the National Youth Administration program.
5	Excuse it, Paul	Paul Jones was left out of a previous list of Blue Key members.
5	College Band demonstrates novelty number for clinic	Will give ideas on how to promote local bands.
6	Sport Shorts	Physical Education Club will hold Christmas party.
6	Two Tutors on 1937 all-conference football squad	Teachers College will host the conference relays as well as the conference tennis and golf tournaments.
6	Panthers face Bear five	Panthers will face Washington University of St. Louis once and Coe College twice in upcoming games.
6	Large entry in mat meet	List of students signed up to participate in the intramural wrestling tournament.
6	Cyclones 30; Panthers 26	Panthers lose season opener.
6	Called Shots	Discusses top players from around the North Central Conference.
7	Old grad	Arnold Schneider is working on his Ph. D. at the University of Iowa.
7	Sirtalis--sirt--snakes you say?	Professor Gilbert keeps several snakes in the Vocational Building.
7	Qualifications of T. C. draws transferees	Transfer students tell why they came to ISTC.
7	McPherson heads committee now	Joe McPherson heads freshmen orientation and activities; will coordinate work of Women's League and Men's Union.
7	Find your loss before it's taken	New procedure for claiming lost and found items is result of thievery under previous system.
7	Man prowls about campus	Clarence Weir talks about his duties as a night watchman and the time key system that he uses.
7	Goetch speaks	On guidance.
7	Sue says, "co-eds score runs; no hits, and make errors"	Women talk about getting runs in their hose.
7	Campus School	Will hold Christmas activities.
7	Tutor Tickler show is always full of pleasant surprises	Review of show highlights since its first year in 1930.
8	Student interviews praise Eye layouts	Quotations for students about the style of the College Eye.
8	Meetings planned by hobby group	Zelma Abben will lead groups in a variety of hobby activities.
8	Hello, frosh	The costs of war.
8	Frosh basketball	List of students trying out.
8	A transfer speaks	Advice for dealing with the coatroom rush at dances.