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CHAPTER I Tutor Traditions I-IE Customs and Traditions Commit- tee of the Student Council was born in l938 because that student governing body felt there should be an organ- ized effort to establish and perpet- uate campus traditions, thereby fos- tering loyalty and a spirit of unity among the student body. The committee soon found its problem was not to invent some- thing and label it a tradition. The problem, rather, was to convince the future Tutors that their alma mater has many annual events mer- iting the recognition and respect accorded true campus traditions. The Freshman Orientation Pro- gram was selected as an appropriate channel through which to begin this process of education. Accord- ingly, Edwin C. Kepler, chairman of the Customs and Traditions Committee and editor of the Stu- dent Handbook, issued to the Panther Cubs this sage advice: College life will be a new life to you. You're going to do new things. You'll develop new ideas Page 9 and you'll acquire new attitudes. The newness is part of it. But there is much more. The Iowa State Teachers College is more than a group of buildings set on a plot of land. It is a living, grow- ing institution. It has purpose, it has direction, it has unity. It has atmosphere, and, above all, it has spirit. And supporting these things, like the foundation of a building, lies tradition-proud tradition an- chored in the bed-rock of history. All of this will seep into you. The purpose, the direction, and spirit of Iowa State Teachers Col- lege will become a part of you, a fine, intangible part you'll never erasefl Thus, was the process of tradi- tion education begun. Realizing the desirability of a more loyal and more spirited stu- dent body, as advocated by the Stu- dent Council committee, the 1940 OLD GOLD editor seeks to propagate this campaign of traditions educa- tion of Iowa State Teachers Col- lege students by using Customs and Traditions as our theme.