College Eye — October 17, 1941

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Band formations to welcome alumni at game	Will feature patriotic theme.
1	$1.85 pays cost of Des Moines trip	For train trip to football game against Drake.
1	Dormitory residents choose new presidents and councils	List of officers.
1	Harris to play at Leisure Hour	Profile of Professor Harris and performance program.
1	Presenting 'I' Club Queen Amidon	Georgiana Amidon was chosen as the Homecoming queen; photo.
1	Vocational expert to address Women's League	Marguerite Zapoleon will speak; lengthy description of women's vocational conference.
1	State officials are Homecoming guests	Lengthy description of Homecoming activities; men in uniform will be admitted free to the football game.
1	Student Council verifies cut-day plan	Cut Day began last year; will be continued this year.
1	Undefeated Panther squad ready for Michigan Broncos	List of those on the Teachers College football team; photo.
2	An aerial salute to Old Glory	Students from the Randolph Field Aviation Cadet Color Guard watch as training planes salute the U. S. flag; photo.
2	Colleges' plight in war economy	Colleges face rising costs, declining revenues, and declining numbers of male students.
2	Students complete training at West Point of the air	James Selzer takes training at Randolph Field.
2	Douglas talks before Commerce Convention
2	Watching the World	News from around the country and the world.
2	The Line	'News' from around the campus.
2	Faculty column declared superficial	Believes that articles about the faculty should give more information about their beliefs and teaching styles.
2	From the Editor's Point of View	Encourages students to take part in Cut Day.
3	Basis for happiness discussed by Dr. Skar	Believes Christianity is basis for happiness.
3	Baptists have dinner	For alumni at Homecoming.
3	The Greek Rendezvous	News from campus fraternities and sororities.
3	Homecoming tea after game for Methodist alumni	Description of Homecoming plans.
3	Breakfast featured for L. S. A. Alumni
3	Open house for Presbyterian alums
3	Recreation program for Bartlett Hall moves forward	Lengthy description of recreational plans.
3	Religious groups plan for float	United Student Movement, Wesley, and Westminster have plans.
3	Paul Arthur's Orchestra plays Saturday	Description of Homecoming dance.
3	Choose two delegates for Des Moines meet	Will attend ISTA meeting.
4	Kindergarten Club plans Homecoming breakfast
4	'I' Queen chooses coronation attire	Description of clothes that Georgiana Amidon will wear.
4	Alembic Club meets
4	Commerce Club plans to join with national business group	Will become chapter of Future Business Leaders of America.
4	'Let us score tests'	Faculty should Bureau of Research test scoring services.
4	Robinson to speak to Hamilton Club	List of officers.
4	Groups plan for float
4	College and high school band leaders confer on Saturday's parade	ISTC and Cedar Falls High School Marching Bands will perform; photo.
4	Ladies retire to a Victorian farmhouse	Preview of "Ladies in Retirement".
4	Choose Kendle as publications prexy	Ray Kendle will head Board of Control of Student Publications.
4	Past presidents to meet
4	Dinner celebrates band's 50th year	For Cedar Falls Municipal Band.
4	Secure '39 graduate for science assistant	Brief profile of Le Van Shugart.
4	Mrs. Starbeck tells reporter of a football coach's trials	Mrs. Starbeck tells about the home life of a football coach.
5	Untitled	Visitors are asked not to bring portable radios into the football stadium with them.
5	Play hockey game Saturday morning	Field hockey game is open to all majors, minors, and alumni of the women's physical education department.
5	Tutors dominate league scoring	Panthers have four of the top ten leading scorers in their league; photo.
5	Grief for Morningside; Old Nick is at end	Profile of football player Nick Avelchas; photo.
5	Panthers set to perform for their alumni	Starters for the Teachers College football game against Western Michigan; photo.
5	Purple batters Maroons 13-0	Summary of the Panthers' victory over Morningside.
6	Educators reorganize five clubs, plan fall quarter work	Description of the new primary education clubs.
6	Exhibit Indian paintings in Vocational Building	Exhibit sponsored by WPA.
6	Artists meet at Gallery
6	Newman Club entertains
6	Plan debate trips for frosh teams	Will debate freshman teams from around the state.
6	Homemakers work in new model kitchens	Foods laboratory will be set up into three kitchens.
6	Science group picks four new candidates	List of new members.
6	Dozens requesting nutrition lecture	Fear of war brings on demand for information.
6	Students' summer work aids underprivileged and refugees	Description of work done by Phyllis Ruppelt, Shirley Bergum, and Elvira Locker.
6	Buildings and grounds undergo improvements	Work has been done around the stadium; a new parking lot has been prepared; Campanile chiming mechanism under repair.
6	Sale of student art begins in November	Sponsored by Art League.
7	Congratulations Cedar Falls Band	The band; photo.
8	Panthers collide with Broncos tomorrow	Panthers will play the undefeated Western Michigan Broncos for their Homecoming game; photo.
8	Varsity wrestling not good--frosh team will be a pippin	Preview of the Teachers College wrestling team; photo.
8	Reinbeck Homecoming foe for Tutor High	Little Tutors will play their Homecoming game at O. R. Latham field.