College Eye — February 18, 1920

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Upper Iowa snowed under!; Teachers outclass rivals; T. C. defeats Methodists 34-8 in fast game	Team was at its best when defeating Upper Iowa University at home.
1	Railroad problem to be debated; triangular debate Mar. twelfth	I. S. T. C. will face Simpson and Morningside.
1	Wonderful exhibits here; numerous consolidated school displays	Exhibits were numerous, consisting of items made by I. S. T. C.'s consolidated school children.
1	Wesleyan defeated	I. S. T. C. won in basketball, 31-27.
1	Big preparations for Mikado; comic opera will soon be ready	Proceeds from ticket sales will benefit the T. C. Club.
1	Pep Club reorganized	"Live wire" students will be responsible for ensuring pep in their respective classes; roster of new members.
1	National conference in session; consolidated schools hold meetings; best educators in U. S. here	Largest consolidated schools conference ever held took place at I. S. T. C.
1	Musical concert given; pupils of Prof. McCreary present program	Wind instrument, saxophone, and French horn recital took place in Gilchrist Chapel.
1	Life in China portrayed; Dr. Shoemaker speaks	Spoke at YWCA and YMCA meeting on the life of a Chinese woman.
2	Justice Hall	News from the boarding house.
2	Midwinter play	"Oh, Doctor! Doctor!" will be performed on February 27th.
2	Staff with newspaper experience	Advertising 1920-1921 College Eye candidates; photo.
2	Minstrel show a success	Review of the performance of the American Legion Minstrels at the Regent Theatre.
2	Colleges for reservations	Results of the vote on the Intercollegiate Peace Treaty Referendum were announced in the U. S. Senate.
2	Senior B. A. notes	News from the senior class.
2	Never Inn	News notes from the boarding house.
3	Midwinter play	"Oh, Doctor! Doctor!" will feature innovative doctor.
3	College Eye election	College Eye subscribers will vote in staff election on March 3.
4	Social Science	News from the Social Science Club.
4	Foreign Language	New Spanish magazine in library.
4	Editorially Speaking	Criticizes groups that held dances during basketball game and students who did not show up for other reasons; comments on women's choice of footwear in winter.
4	Official notes	Summer music lessons will be $1.50 per lesson; alumna De Ett Pierce died; J. O. Perrine will travel to American Physical Association convention.
5	Aristos hold program	Several speakers made up the Aristotelian program.
5	English Department	News notes from the Department of English.
5	Home Economics	News notes from the Department of Home Economics.
5	Candidates for College Eye staff	Students running for 1920-1921 staff; photo.
5	Mathematics Dep't.	Professor Daugherty will speak at Mathematics Club meeting.
5	Music Department	News notes from the Department of Public School Music.
6	Bachelor Hall; the fire!	Account of a fire in the house.
6	Why dormitory girls don't get more dates	Complains that it is nearly impossible to call girls in the dormitory, because the line is always busy.
7	See Yourself in the Funny Column	Humorous quotes and anecdotes heard on campus.
7	Rex Beach selects cast	"The Girl From Outside" will be presented at the Regent Theater.
8	Rex Marder	Teaching in Wapello County.
8	Maud Taylor	Teaching music and penmanship in Parkersburg, Iowa.
8	Again Cupid surprised us	Ruby Giltner married Robert Gayle White on February 12.
8	Misses Aitchison and Fobes	Entertained the Y. W. C. A. cabinet at Miss Aitchison's home.
8	Frank S. Willey	Superintendent at Lemars; attending the conference.
8	Friends of Jimmie Hearst	Recovering slowly from accident last Memorial Day.
8	Miss Olive Tilton	Entertained guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cory.
8	Cupid wishes to announce	Myra Bozarth married George Hilton on February 11.
8	Mrs. Newton	Left for California.
8	Harry Gregg	Visited his sister Eva Gregg.
8	Dr. Chas H. Meyerholz	Appointed as member of the committee assigned to draw up a course of study for the consolidated schools of the United States.
8	Arnold Halbfass	Visited campus.
8	Mikado	Musical comedy being prepared.
8	Walter Bender	Visited friends on campus.
8	Miss Lillian Robinson	Teaching community civics at West Waterloo High School.
8	Willard Wing	Serving as secretary for the Northeast district Y. M. C. A.; called on local Y. M. C. A. officers.
8	Sophus Jacobsen	Called home due to her mother's illness.
8	Prof. Goetch	Granted leave of absence; expected to do graduate work at the State University.
8	Ley Hall	News from the boarding house.
8	Ward Hall	News from the boarding house.
8	Chapman Hall	News from the boarding house.
8	Bartlett Hall	News from the dormitory.