College Eye — September 30, 1938

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Dr. Boothe to welcome pressmen	At third annual conference for advisors to high school publications.
1	Dr. Knoff's sermon pleads for individuality
1	Pep meet tonight opens with parade	Cheerleaders will lead pep rally.
1	National letter week October 2-8	Post Office urges students to write home.
1	Miss Strayer lectures on street make-up	Presentation for freshmen women sponsored by Playcraft Club.
1	Student Forum	Will discuss roads to peace.
1	Honors Club sponsors poll	On situation in Europe.
1	Paul Mast fills council vacancy	Will serve as junior class representative; committee chairs appointed.
1	Fall quarter's first varieties on October 22	Will be part of Dad's Day activities.
1	Tutors meet Grinnell; Pioneers play here tomorrow	Only three seniors of the team will be starters for the first game; photo.
1	Dr. Latham receives tribute; over 100 present at dinner	Speaks at meeting for student organization leaders; surprise by tribute.
1	As the Editor Sees It	Students honor President O. R. Latham for leadership.
1	Little man, what now?	Class elections are coming soon; cartoon.
2	Bickenbach, Hoxie, and Pritchard head Social Science Clubs	Roster of leaders for the three clubs.
2	Campusmacks	Paid advertisement by Mack's containing news from the TC campus.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Campus leaders honored	List of those who were honored at recent dinner.
2	Baker elects council	Roster of officers.
2	On the Outside	Reports on situation in Europe, especially Prime Minister Chamberlain's meeting with Adolf Hitler.
3	Faculty men discuss scholarship award	Faculty Men's Club considering establishing a scholarship.
3	Begone, dull care! Math Club picnics	Will hold steak fry.
3	Douglas speaks	Will speak to Northeast Iowa Teachers Association.
3	Kepler heads writers	Dorothy Tostlebe is secretary of Writers' Club.
3	Freshmen women will be dinner honorees	Women's League will host freshmen women.
3	Matinee dance	Sponsored by Social Life Committee.
3	Wesley players will stage one-act play	Will present "A Unicorn and a Fish".
3	Fraternities carry on six weeks' rushing program	Rush schedule and procedures.
3	A Corner for Coeds; football fanfare	Suggestions on clothes to wear at a football game.
3	Timely Tid-Bits	News for women.
3	The Greek Rendezvous	News from campus sororities.
5	Mickey's Musings	Margaret Reese is retiring after eighteen years as head matron in the Women's Gym.
5	Fall track meet is scheduled	Men's annual fall track meet to be held.
5	Future grid stars, the frosh scrimmage for "Mun" Whitford	Quick look at a freshmen football practice under Coach Whitford.
5	Soenke heads chemistry seminar
5	Faculty tickets	Faculty may buy season football tickets.
5	North Central Conference drive begins; Dakota schools dominate	TC goes up against top schools in the conference.
5	Football mentor	C. L. Starbeck; photo.
5	Letterman's Club begins activities	Will hold first initiation; list of officers.
5	Student coaches	TCHS will play second game at Waverly.
5	From the Bench	Sports news from various college campuses, including TC.
6	A Cappella	Held tryouts.
6	Notice	Alpha Phi Omega picnic rained out.
6	Strayer completes Homecoming play "Star-Wagon," cast	List of cast members.
6	Cecilians announced	Group includes forty-two members; celebrating its fiftieth anniversary.
6	Press Club issues call	Seeking creative and humorous writers.
6	Minnesingers select group of thirty-two	List of group members.
6	Bands prepare stunts, formations, and songs	Description of the routines.
6	Pi Tau Thetas discuss college church life	J. H. Peet talks with Methodist group.
6	Biology professor eats snake for breakfast and compares it to pork	Professor Grant recounts the time when he killed and ate a rattlesnake.
6	Seerley residents triumph	In Men's Union recreational activities.