College Eye — October 29, 1954

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Thirteen staff members take part in centennial convention	Of ISEA.
1	Forum discusses campaign issues	On election day.
1	Comedy continues tonight, tomorrow	Description of the play; photo.
1	Varied activities on agenda of Homecoming program	Description of activities; four women are candidates for queen; photo.
1	Jane Mauck gives third recital Sunday	Performance program.
2	The growth of the college	Part two in an animal allegory concerning the origins of Teachers College.
2	Speaking of Records	Musical review.
2	A Homecoming message	Only way Homecoming can be a success is for everyone to support it and participate in it.
2	Letters to the editor	Most recent legislature was very active.
2	Security risks at ISTC?	Satiric look at supposed security risks among faculty.
2	Fashion and Fads	A look at clothing styles.
3	Dr. Bishop states plans for Prospective Teachers Day
3	Instrumentalists, vocalists present afternoon recital	Performance program; list of performers.
3	Greek Letters	News about Greek organizations.
3	Helen Henderson, Zintz talk on handicapped
3	Had your shot yet?
3	Drs. Harris and Poage talk on 'our allies'
3	Library increases number of books to meet needs	Procedures for ordering books and serials; building scheduled for painting.
4	Tutors face Morningside tomorrow night; Miller and mates ready to upset TC	Tutors will have to play without two of their veteran athletes.
4	Jack Winning is the new sports publicity director	Brief profile.
4	Intramurals	Football standings.
4	Scanning the NCC	Football standings.
4	Panthers wallop Vikings 50-0; tied with SDS for loop top	Both Teachers and South Dakota State Bison have 3-0 records.
5	Draft-eligible men should apply for qualification tests
5	Local MENC elects N. D. Russel president	List of officers.
6	Students study farm mechanics at corporation	Group visits Clay Equipment Company.
6	Announce change in English minor	Statement of changes.
6	Lutheran Church holds Reformation services
6	Rural teaching brings low pay says Schlicher	Speaks to Rural Community Leaders group.
6	Tickets go on sale for Homecoming Dance	For $2 per couple.
6	Publish book by Dr. Curtis	On student teaching.
7	Men's Union discusses November coffee hour
7	Religious News	News from campus religious centers.
7	Music honorary pledges twelve	List of new pledges; planning for jazz concert.
8	Birkhead, Holst present opera at alumni dinner	In conjunction with ISEA meeting.
8	Dormitories and off-campus	Women vote in favor of allowing smoking in off-campus lounge.
8	Health Association elects Dr. Gamet	President of regional college health group.
8	Smith receives Ph. D. this week	From University of Minnesota.