College Eye — September 22, 1961

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	'Pirates' opens series; tickets at Crossroads	Howard Jones describes the upcoming Lecture-Concert series.
1	Drivotrainers, range help safety ed. department grow	Ivan Eland talks about the driver education program, equipment, and facilities; photo.
1	Flu shots at Health Center
1	Joyce Rice and Karl King to perform for band day	List of high school bands that will perform.
1	Men may take swimming test	Test scheduled.
1	Need long red flannels for September classes in aud.	Heating system under repair in older buildings on campus.
1	Work starts for Oct. 14 Homecoming	Brief look at planned activities.
2	Let's enlarge our purposes, too	Student challenges readers to expand with SCI's new curriculum.
2	Reader challenges SCI students to erase problem	Author is upset about cheating that goes on at SCI.
2	Study of Orient necessary to counteract provincialism	Discusses the benefits of adding a course that teaches Asian culture.
2	Thanks to the physical plant	Thanks the physical plant for making many improvements around the SCI campus.
2	There's nothing to worry about	Student has a negative outlook on the future.
2	Why not use off-campus housing?	Student is not satisfied with current capacity of dormitories at SCI.
3	Organizational meetings for forensics next week	Forensics plans for the year.
3	Senior, Greek pix to be taken
3	Seven chosen baton twirlers of Panther band	List of those who were chosen.
3	Untitled	Carroll Engelhardt practices for variety show; photo.
4	First movie in Commons tonight	Will show "The Greatest Show on Earth".
4	Maucker: being SCI will mean better service to state	President Maucker comments on an appropriate role for the school.
4	Wagner to go to Saigon for next two years	Willis Wagner will assist in a Saigon trade school.
5	Miriam Makeba, Mitchell Trio to appear here	A look at the Commons Concert Series.
5	Untitled	Four young women sit outdoors eating at a picnic.
5	Wide range of productions slated by drama department	Stan Wood looks at the season ahead.
5	Youth books in library exhibit	About 360 books from fourteen countries are on display.
6	Football team wins opening contest, 37-26	SCI defeats Bradley in season opener.
6	Panthers face Mankato State	SCI will play at home; large crowd expected; photo.
6	SCI wrestlers attend clinic	Two SCI wrestlers attended a clinic sponsored by the US Olympic Wrestling Committee.
6	Watt signs contract	Ed Watt signs a contract to play baseball for the Baltimore Orioles.
7	Goal of 1,000 in SISEA drive	Seeking new members.
7	Jim Miller to be new track captain	Jim Miller, a two year letterman, selected as new captain.
7	New 'Loyalty' for SCI's first pep rally	New words for song to be introduced at first pep rally of the year.
7	Orchesis, Marlins to hold tryouts	Quick description of the groups.
7	Panther frosh football team opens practice	Coach Hansen had sixty players come out for football this year, with eleven high school all-staters.
8	'Play night' to be tonight	WRA will sponsor event.
8	Pendergraft explains men's dorm names	Mary Dieterich suggested "Regents" as name for new men's dorm; Seerley-Baker is now Baker Hall; will reserve the Seerley name for an academic building.
8	Students may earn credit by TV again	Biology and government classes will be offered.
8	Untitled	New transfers and freshmen are initiated into Associated Women Students organization.