College Eye — February 12, 1943

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Broadway actors give play for Waves	USO show on campus.
1	President's talk dispels rumors; college wartime objectives restated--aid war effort, continue to train teachers	President Price says that the college will continue to help in the war effort, but that it will also continue to train teaches; photo.
1	E. H. Henrikson has six articles published
1	Current year graduates	Should get copy of teachers directory.
1	Three debaters win scholarships in Brindley meet
1	Teachers College offers courses to men in army	Offering thirteen courses.
1	Poopdeck Parade tomorrow night	WAVES will present variety show.
1	Announce change in registration steps next week	Statement of procedures.
1	Symphony Orchestra gives winter concert Sunday	Lois Miller will be soloist.
1	'Teddy' keeps the conversation alive--but down here--it's dead silence	Students perform in the dramatic production of "Arsenic and Old Lace"; photo.
1	Inter frat dance tonight features patriotic theme
1	Negro tenor appears here February 22	Roland Hayes will perform.
1	Superintendents look for personality in teachers	Professor Goetch tells what superintendents look for when they hire teachers.
2	Let's talk it over with the editor	Discusses statements made by President Price, Dean Nelson, and Dr. Riebe concerning TC men who may be called to serve in the military.
2	The Line	Comments on people and happenings on campus.
2	Valentine theme is featured at polishing party	Opportunity for faculty and students to get acquainted.
2	Dial Dope	Announces upcoming broadcasts on KXEL.
2	Behind Your Front Page	Discusses recent developments in the war.
3	Women's League plans for pajama party February 26	Will entertain off-campus students.
3	Office staffs honor Mrs. Merle Moothart	Doris Meisch married Merle Moothart.
3	Herbert King will lecture here Monday	Will deliver several lectures; profile of Herbert King; photo.
3	Committee names candidates for Women's League posts	List of candidates.
3	C. P. T. instructor to speak at Industrial Arts Guild Seminar	Professor Bailey also speaks.
3	Church groups
3	John Horns' paintings shown in Des Moines
3	'Train for freedom, fight to save it,' '43 Old Gold theme
3	Elementary radio prepares men for jobs in services	Thirty men are taking radio class.
3	Seerley girls have "heart sisters" for one week	Seerley Hall women do nice things for each other.
3	Drama shop important spot when play in production	A look at the preparations for "Arsenic and Old Lace".
4	Rural program offers three months of teaching; progressive plan gives all-around training	A look at a typical day in the life of student teacher Marcia Siefkas; photo.
5	Teachers debaters win honors at Concordia tourney
5	Commerce clubs active	Quick look at recent meetings.
5	Rendezvous	News about Greeks and their organizations.
5	Women physical ed. teachers assist at fitness conferences	At county leader training programs.
5	Lawther girls' attitudes shown in recent poll	Lawther Hall women talk about living four to a room.
6	Intramural scoring lead to Stoakes	Dean Stoakes leads the intramural basketball competitions in scoring with 20 points.
6	Seidler holds first, Dutcher jumps to second in scoring	Dick Seidler holds first place in scoring with 91 points, and Don Dutcher holds second with 70.
6	Sioux quintet meets tough Bunny squad	South Dakota State will face North Dakota University; Panthers dropped games to Augustana and Omaha.
6	Dutcher gets six fouls in Viking battle	ISTC defeated by Augustana, 40-38.
6	Cagers plan for Maroon game	Wally Mulka, Warren Duncker, Max Mabie, and Archie Frye discuss their game plan; photo.
6	Undefeated Cornell grapplers challenge Tutors; Cornellians send six veterans to battle with Panther matmen	Unbeaten TC will face the unbeaten Cornell team.
6	Jackrabbits victors in conference battle with Teachers 46-42	TC defeated by South Dakota State, 46-42.
6	Baker Hall I, Phi Sigs, Wolves, Methodists lead intramural race	Results are posted from men's intramural basketball competitions.