College Eye — November 11, 1938

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Around the Campus	Sophomore cotillion entertainment and semi formal, football game held will be last of season, and advance registration shows largest enrollment.
1	Kurtz conducts ninety piece symphony	Performance program.
1	Gwynne speaks at assembly; celebrate twentieth Armistice	Brief description of program; John W. Gwynne will speak.
1	Speech section to have recording and audition room	Will check progress in fundamentals of speech.
1	Cub reporters edit this week's Eye; Shepard heads staff as journalism class takes over	Journalism class edits this week's Eye; list of staff members.
1	Do gentlemen prefer blondes?	Charlie McCarthy puppet shown by Dolores Blesie to two freshman; photo.
1	Co-directors select staff for "Jumbo"	List of staff for Tutor Ticklers.
1	Dormitory contract re-awarded	Paul Steenberg Company of St. Paul awarded $301, 590 contract.
1	Purple Pen, on sale November 15, has new cover	Helen Laipple and Leona Smith work on cover.
1	Debate purpose questioned; coach suggests motive	Considers possibility that British debaters are propagandizing in favor of Anglo-American alliance.
1	For us to decide---are we professionals?	Considers whether or not teaching should be classified as a profession because of low salary and low certification requirements, etc.
2	Social Science Club elects 11 to membership	List of new members.
2	Campusmacks	Paid advertisement by Mack's containing news from the TC campus.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Special staff and jobs	List of staff members for special issue of the College Eye.
2	Red Cross appeals to colleges	Offers opportunities to serve.
2	Where, oh where is that date?	Showed November 31 date on Tutor Tickler calendar.
2	Announce syphilis campaign	Group announces effort to curb venereal disease.
2	A coed speaks; to the editor:	Would like to see less griping in the paper.
2	On the Outside	Conversation between two men and what is going on in the country.
2	Timely Tid-Bits	News on and around campus.
3	Placement discussed by Goetch at forum of Women's League	E. W. Goetch talks about teacher placement situation.
3	Mitchell, Marsh give Primary club program	Tell stories and sing.
3	Librarian talks for primaries	Clara Campbell will speak to group.
3	Formal dinner scheduled by honorary	Sigma Tau Delta will hold banquet; list of new members.
3	"Future Evils" lose at Kappa Delta Pi initiation dinner	Description of the dinner program; list of new members.
3	V. O. V. invites delegates to dance tonight	Description of dances.
3	Seerley residents have first autumn dinner
3	Irwin lists dance aids	List of staff for sophomore cotillion.
3	A Corner for Coeds; hands are in evidence	Cold weather is coming; get out your warm clothes and colorful mittens for warmth.
3	The Greek Rendezvous	News from campus fraternities and sororities.
4	Math teachers select Van Engen	Chair of state curriculum committee.
4	Record number enrolls at teachers convention	Nine thousand attend ISTA meeting.
4	Debate seasons open in Kansas	A look at the schedule.
4	To observe book week	Will display children's books.
4	Alumni dinner held in Des Moines	One hundred attend.
4	Bands to honor vets at game this afternoon	Description of Marching Band routines.
4	Math fraternity initiates members	Selmer Larson and Charlotte Davis spoke.
4	Donato is violinist at leisure hour	Performance program.
4	Lecture time changed	Beauty school representatives will speak.
4	Golden Ledger initiates six commercial students	List of new members.
4	College "soldiers" rolled out early	Quick look at the World War I Student Army Training Corps.
4	Fresh Facts	Coverage on freshmen football players.
5	Publications honored	At national press meeting.
5	Graduates	Should register for placement information.
5	Four women take Atlantic debate trip	Schedule for Eastern trip.
5	Students urged to analyze voices at speech clinic	Professor Henrikson hopes that students will try to correct their speech problems.
5	Knife and Fork Club attracts seven men	Several faculty are members of after dinner speaking group.
5	Argentinita to appear in Waterloo soon	Spanish dancer will perform.
5	Grinnell professor chapel speaker	Edward A. Steiner will speak.
5	Scientists begin broadcast series	Six science faculty will broadcast over WOI and WSUI.
5	Point system four Blue Key reorganized	Hope to increase Blue Key membership.
5	Waterloo host to navy band
5	Phi Gamma Mu elects seven to membership	List of new members.
5	Magazine conducts contest	Vogue magazine contest.
6	Teachers 14, Emporia 13	TC won third game of the year. Second quarter TC scores points.
6	George Dutcher leads scorers	Dutcher has scored in five out of six games this year for a total of 31 points. He has made five touchdowns and drop-kicked a point after touchdown.
6	Cubs lose 9-0	The TC freshman lacked the blocking and scoring punch to swing their elusive backs into the open.
6	Theory six-man football	Holding classes on six man team play.
6	Armistice Day encounter to be viewed by 6,000	Football game preview.
6	Their final appearance here	Eight football men play their last football game here at TC; photo.
6	Mickey's Musings	News from the Department of Physical Education for Women; Women's Gym undergoing renovations..
6	Is woman the weaker sex?	Women play field hockey at TC in the women's physical education department.