College Eye — October 20, 1939

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Tutor Timetable	Campus events schedule.
1	Rath is elected to state board	Professor Rath will be on state board of examiners in basic sciences.
1	Notice	Women's League meetings are open to all.
1	Camera catches faculty swingsters in solid jam session	Faculty performs for dads on Dad's Day; photo.
1	Bands to extend welcome at game	Description of stunts and formations.
1	Bartlett, Seerley plan decorations	Several dorms reveal plans for Homecoming decorations.
1	Alumni return for weekend, pep meeting, play tonight, to start off celebration	Schedule of Homecoming activities; Rolland Schloerb will speak at CHIC.
1	Homecoming parade to be tomorrow, will march to town from hill	First Homecoming parade in ten years; parade route; will judge floats.
1	Start plans to decorate	Campus will be decorated for Homecoming.
2	Theme of "Family Portrait" is powerful, built around Bible story of Jesus' life	Preview of the play; photo.
2	Terry, Boothe to be on program at state English conference	Robert Frost will be principal speaker.
2	Hart, Bender give football analysis at 'Musing Hour
2	A Cappella Choir members chosen	List of members.
3	Teachers College to be host for state convention	Of home economics teachers.
3	Teachers' tag dance to be staged at the alumni dance Saturday	Sternie Sternberg band will play; photo.
3	Purple Arrow announces aims	Plan to make group stronger.
3	Homecoming festivities planned for alumni by Pan Hellenic societies	Schedule of sorority Homecoming activities.
3	'It is Dad who always pays,' says Wilson	Governor Wilson comments at Dad's Day activities; photo.
3	A Social 'I'	Social events and happenings on campus.
4	The Line	Campus gossip.
4	An open letter	Homecoming dance committee's response to Mr. Dennis encouraging students to attend the Homecoming dance.
4	Inside and Out	Whitmanesque ode to common man.
4	Speaking Frankly	Urges good behavior during Homecoming.
5	Remodeled gymnasium is new to alumni, stairways, lighting modernized	Monica Wild talks about improvements in the Women's Gymnasium; include new stairs and room devoted to posture examinations.
5	Have you studied the new student directory yet?	A look at some of the names and hometowns found in the student directory.
6	Five students will attend press meeting, plan to help lead sessions	Will attend meeting in Des Moines.
6	Are there many students majoring in your field?	Registrar releases statistics on numbers of students in various major courses of study.
7	Social fraternities arrange for alumni	Schedule of activities for visiting alumni.
7	Faculty Dames meet	Will hold social hour.
7	Old literary societies stole social stage	Brief history of the literary societies.
7	Collegians have more accidents!	Professor Schneider believes that safety education should start early.
7	Some lucky student will win free pass	Free movie passes are prizes of contest.
7	School flag holds our colors, history, traditions, purposes	History of the school flag.
7	Commercial fraternity initiates new members	List of initiates and officers.
7	Religious groups schedule teas, breakfasts for alumni	Survey of activities planned in campus religious centers.
7	Then comes the snowstorm	After wearing their lesser accessories even the most conservative coed can afford an occasional fancy item.
8	Theory teams drill for inter-squad battles	Games will begin in two weeks.
8	Girls gather for informal gab fest	Women's physical education alumnae, staff, and majors will meet.
8	'I' club to have three-fold duties for Homecoming	I-Club prepares float for parade, will present at half time, and host post-game party.
8	Alumnus is appointed graduate assistant at Wisconsin University	Edwin Ball studying botany.
8	Bender says 'look to your social graces'	Paul Bender reports on his dissertation topic: a study of those who prepared for teaching positions in physical education at ISTC.
8	All-college track meet attracts many	The all-college track meet announces schedule and participants.
8	N. Central conference standings
8	Frosh baseball in fall drills	Enrolled in the baseball class are fourteen freshmen.
8	Women like tea, blankets not football	Humorous attempt to see a football game through a woman's eyes.
9	Baseball squad drills daily	Two varsity positions are vacant this year.
9	Faculty men near finals	Golf tournament results given.
9	Basketball drills to begin soon	Basketball team to include all regulars from last season.
9	Hornets swamp Panthers	Iowa State Teachers College defeated by Kansas State Teachers College.
9	Frosh passer needed	Freshmen team looks promising.
9	Sport Slants	The life saving corps is preparing for life saving exams; Students play childhood games; hockey player lingo different from other sports.
9	Panthers outspeed Pioneers	ISTC defeats Grinnell College, 23-32.
10	Untitled	Michigan Western State Teachers College head coach Mitchell J. Gary; photo.
10	Panthers to meet Bronchos	Panthers v. Bronchos to be played in front of an estimated Homecoming crowd of six thousand.
10	Bender writes for 'athletic journal'	Excerpts from Paul Bender's article in the Athletic Journal.
10	Weller announces plans for tonight's meeting	Homecoming to be the biggest pep meeting of the football season.
10	Homecomers to see Panther--Broncho battle; Kalamazoo sends Bronchos here for homecoming	List of starters for Panthers and Bronchos; photo.