College Eye — October 1, 1948

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Twenty students at Teachers College on Farm Bureau Scholarship Plan	Each student receives $140 per term.
1	Round table discussion by Women's League	Vocations group will discuss teaching as a profession.
1	. . . . Pop's tops	Jacqueline Joens and Tom Bairnson show their fathers, Theo. C. Joens and George A. Bairnson, around campus; photo.
1	SCA has meeting for new members	About 250 attend meeting.
1	Birkhead give concert program	Performance program.
1	Students will entertain dads	With meals and football game.
1	Purple Arrow holds year's first picnic
1	Plan Homecoming activities; Queen will be crowned during half	Description of activities.
1	Schedule for club meetings organized	Schedule arranged to help avoid meeting conflicts.
1	Instructors appointed to faculty	Roster of new faculty; Department of Art established; had formerly been a part of the Department of Art and Industrial Arts.
1	Decoration rules	Rules for Homecoming house decorations.
1	Football games	Rules for admission to games.
2	Hilltopics	Discusses state policy on funding for schools.
2	Know Your Eye Staff: Beulah Ludley and Ruth Ann Kegley are copy readers for the 'Eye'	Profiles of Beulah Ludley and Ruth Ann Kegley; photo.
2	Survey of Campus Opinion	Students comment on the presence of political speakers on the Teachers College campus.
2	Former student compliments T. C.	Describes her experiences at the Teachers College as an international student.
2	Musical Notes	Jane Birkhead, assistant professor of voice, will perform a recital.
2	The Line	'News' from around the campus.
3	Arabaugh will give chapel service Sunday
3	Adult Home Economics classes begin Oct. 4	Will focus on homemaking skills.
3	Bulletin honors former librarians	Grace Neff and Helen Dettman (Mrs. Arnold Schlueter) honored for work on library orientation pamphlet.
3	Bouldins to be honored at dinner	At Home Management House.
3	Corrine Frink finishes stewardess training
4	Program outlined by Speech Club	Will host three tournaments and a mock UN session.
4	Complete social usage classes in Bartlett
4	Pep rally commences Homecoming activities
4	Dr. Grant will speak to Humanists Club	Will speak on morality.
4	College parking lot	Lot south of 27th Street will be ready.
5	Thirty-three wrestlers working out under direction of Coach McCuskey	List of men out for the varsity wrestling team; photo.
5	KO's	Comments on the Panthers' upcoming games against Drake, South Dakota State, and Western Michigan.
5	Notice . . .	Students are discouraged from wearing high school athletic sweaters with the school letters still attached.
5	P. E. Doings	Comments on the annual physical education picnic.
5	Powerful Drake will test Tutors tomorrow night	Panthers' game against Drake will be the first game to use the new lighting system at O. R. Latham Field; photo.
5	Panthers trounce Morningside 32-0 for loop victory	Panthers win their first North Central conference game; photo.
5	Four meet cross country schedule	Men must try out to participate in cross country meets.
6	Holmes conducts freshman survey	Will attempt to learn what attracted students to ISTC.
6	Plowman, Beach, head Frosh Night
6	Bodein's condition is reported good	Should return to campus in a week.
7	Jeffersonians meet Tuesday	Professor Guest will discuss the Marshall Plan.
7	What to Wear	Makes suggestions on the appropriate clothing to wear to a football game.
7	Korean student will speak at coffee hour	David Suk Chin Kim will speak.
7	Tau Chi Eta is new pep fraternity	Criteria for membership.
8	Disciple students visit Little Brown Church
8	New pep frat plans all-student "Pep Fest"
8	I. F. T. A. holds first meeting of quarter
8	Sixty-five attend picnic Tuesday	For Ellen Richards Club members.
8	Driving students	Will begin instruction.