It's a crisp fall evening and we're all in the mood for a spread- a real honest-to-goodness one with lots of food. Let's make it a treasure hunt this time with eats for booty, all carefully tucked away in obscure corners, and the center table a make-believe treasure chest where we'll assemble the loot. All in favor?

"Boiled octopus-delicious though tough-is the daily fare of a group of Greek monks whom I have visited," related Richard Halliburton, world adventurer and writer, while on the Iowa State campus last spring.

Cover by Dorothy Coe

The Way to His Heart by Win Hanssen, page 2

“Don’ts” for the Rushee by Stella Mae Brinkman, page 3

Sally Says, “Swinging Shoulders – Swirling Skirts” by Katherine Hoffman, page 4

Travel With Richard Halliburton by Emma Jean Scudder, page 6

Have a Treasure-Hunt Spread by Louise Peterson, page 7

Vocational Possibilitites, page 8

Our 1936 Graduates at Work by Gay Starrak, page 9

Behind Bright Jackets, page 10

Is Your Room “You”? by Betty Shoemaker, page 11

What’s New in Home Economics, page 12

Do You Keep a Diary?, page 15

Books to Read, page 16

Catt Gown Is Historic, page 18

Dr. Nickell at Iowa State, page 18

Facts on Child Health, page 20

Want to Remember Names?, page 22

Vitamin A Deficiency Test, page 24

Rush week! A week of new friends and new experiences. Perfectly groomed, dressed simply but beyond criticism, with etiquette and courtesy a natural part of you, a smile on your lips and a sparkle in your eye, you are ready to make many new friends. Forget yourself and put your interest in others and in their activities, io:· that is the way to be well liked.

It looks rather hopeless, furniture to the left, trunks to the right, and, somehow or other;· just room enough for you to squeeez through in between. But you can bring something more than order out of chaos. You can make your room so attractive that you could make money if you rented space on the bed! Keep these four things in mind-color, simplicity, charm arid serviceability- and you can evolve a room that will be something both you and your roommate will enjoy from now till June.