Issue Contents

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1 Conference here tomorrow Fifth annual normal training conference to be held.
2 Former student addresses chapel Profile of Jesse McLaughlin and his mission work.
3 Homecoming Hopes current Student Council can do as well with arrangements as last year's council did.
4 Letter from Trinidad
Trinidad--Venancio (Class of 1922) 		Former student Venancio Trinidad tells about his experiences in the teaching department of Northern Luzon Normal School in the Philippine Islands.
5 Teachers defeat Cornell, 3-0
Justesen--Viggo (Class of 1926) 		Teachers won their first game of the 1922 season.
6 The Forensic League Completing plans for intrasociety debates.
7 The play festival Will present Pater Noster, The Climax, The Marriage of Kitty, and Rosmersholm.
8 What of the state superintendency?
Campbell--Lee H. (Class of 1924) 		Gives opinions on the political race for the office of State Superintendent of Schools.
9 Y. W. membership campaign Urges women to join.
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10 Jubilee Cedar Falls will celebrate seventieth anniversary of Rock Island Railroad.
11 New appointment Alexander Schutz appointed to post in Romance Language Department.
12 The Iowa State Conference on Social Work To be held on campus.
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13 Inklings Poem about a lost love.
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14 "The Main Issue" Education requirements of teachers will be discussed at the Normal Training High School Conference.
15 Buena Vista vs. college team Encourages students to come to the game against Buena Vista.
16 Clippings From The Sidelines Talks about experiences at Cornell football game.
17 Publicity Believes that readers want to see news about people like themselves in the newspaper.
18 The College Eye College Eye claims that the opinions of contributors do not necessarily represent the views of the College Eye staff.
19 Untitled Criticizes editor for statements made concerning the acceptable actions of professors.
20 Untitled College Eye claims that it criticizes aspects of ISTC, because the staff cares so much about the school.
21 Will Iowa place a Socialist Says that voters should rely on information, not faith, to make their decisions.
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22 Delphian Society Entertained guests at meeting.
23 Pessimistic?
Pesch--Herbert L. (Student--1922) 		Claims that only determination can get one through a difficult class.
24 Tag Day for few only Several cars were parked illegally; owners were ticketed and may have to pay a $5 fine.
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25 C. S. A. A. President Seerley spoke to group.
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26 Training School News News notes from the Training School.
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27 About 40 freshman P. T. girls The women were initiated in the Gymnasium.
28 Among those who attended the house party Mildred Luse hosted a party at her home.
29 Bill Doyle and Leo Collins Entertained guests from Waucoma.
30 Dorrell Hall Boarding house news.
31 Gertie Brosdal Visited Cattle Congress.
32 Herbert Cook Superintendent in Dinsdale; visited friends and went to Cattle Congress.
33 Horseback riding Continues to be popular.
34 If you wish to know the definition for "initiation" Freshman Physical Education women were initiated.
35 LOST- A wrist watch Eleanor Jones lost her watch and is offering a reward.
36 Louis Putz Parents visited.
37 Many students Students attended Cattle Congress.
38 Miss Bess E. Horne Teaching in Waterloo.
39 Miss Christine Klein Visited Cedar Falls.
40 Miss Helen McCreery Teaching in Jesup; visited her home.
41 Miss Helen Snyder Visited her home in Hanlontown.
43 Miss Mildred Rickford Visited her home.
44 Miss Norma Herrling Visited Tumble Inn, along with Lester Minkel and Ivan Maxson.
45 Miss Thurn and Miss Doherty Went to Manchester for a visit.
46 Miss Vivian Searles Visited Waterloo.
47 Mr. James Mueller Visited his mother, Mrs. J. Mueller, in Cedar Falls.
48 Mrs. Gertrude Clark Parker Visited friends on the Hill; stayed with Mrs. Rownd.
49 Mrs. Hazel Hunt Spent the day in Waterloo with her mother, Mrs. Lafe Wamsley.
50 Mrs. L. I. Reed Went shopping in Waterloo.
51 Mrs. Nellie B. Greene Went shopping in Waterloo and visited Cattle Congress with Emma Basham, Beth Geraldine Gruman, E. Elizabeth Smith, Grace Warren, and Viva Mann; all teach in Harlan School in Oelwein.
52 Olivette Lodge Boarding house news.
53 Shedd Hall Boarding house news.
54 The "Boys" were happy Saturday morning Visited Mt. Vernon.
55 The "out-door sport" Students are sitting around campus and studying outside.
56 The Junior and Senior classes Physical Education Department juniors and seniors asked to assist in a program given at the Cedar Falls Jubilee.
57 The Misses Marion Harmison, Bessie Podaril, and Irene Welsh When shopping in Waterloo.
58 There are about 25 girls from South Dakota Attending I. S. T. C. for the first time.
59 Troubadours mobilize Glee club organizes and elects officers.
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42 Miss Lulu Sweigard Went shopping in Waterloo.