College Eye — March 10, 1920

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Orchestral quintet appears; Smith-Spring-Holmes Co. here tomorrow	Smith-Spring-Holmes Orchestral Quintet will perform on campus.
1	Triangular debate Friday; T. C. vs. Simpson here; T. C. vs. Morningside at Sioux City; Cummins bill discussed	Professor Barnes will judge Simpson-Morningside portion.
1	World renowned pianist coming; Joseph Lhevinne here April 1st	His original tour was cancelled due to the outbreak of World War I.
1	New staff chosen; Berry to be new editor	William J. Berry, Abram James, and Jean Souter won College Eye staff election; photo.
1	Philo election	Election results announced.
1	Children's recital	Children's piano recital will take place on March 16.
1	Des Moines outclassed by T. C.; T. C. 33--Des Moines 16	Account of the basketball game.
1	Sub-conscious influence discussed; Prof. Wright speaks	Professor Wright claims that all things in our environment influence our subconscious thinking.
1	Cedar Falls wins tourney; T. C. H. S. wins second	East Waterloo High School received third place in the annual high school basketball tournament on campus.
1	Life Work Conference held; reserve date for end of month	Miss Owers, Miss Conde, Dr. McAfee and Dr. Helming will speak at conference on March 26, 27, and 28.
1	Correction	Beatrice Johnk also received an emblem during the physical education banquet.
1	Fellowship meeting at Penn; noted speaker there	Midwestern Conference of the Fellowship of Reconciliation will be held in Oskaloosa on March 12, 13, and 14.
2	Eulalians hold party	Attendees were pleased with entertainment provided by the Eulalian Literary Society.
2	Senior B. A.	News from the senior class.
2	Bartlett Hall colonial party	Approximately 350 people attended dormitory's annual colonial party.
2	I. S. N. S. in 1878 and 1879	Ella Rich describes experience of attending college here in its earliest days; describes campus and buildings.
3	Lenox defeats T. C.	I. S. T. C. lost basketball game by 16-15 score.
3	Barnard Hall	News from the boarding house.
3	Bachelor Hall	News notes from the boarding house.
3	Ley Hall	News from the boarding house.
4	Death	Elna Farr Noble died on March 4, 1920.
4	Editorially Speaking	Supports the Student Council proposal for an annual Homecoming celebration.
4	Student Council	Says that classes whose representatives are missing council meetings should re-elect a representative; supports current proposal for Homecoming celebration.
4	Student Council	Says that classes whose representatives are missing council meetings should re-elect a representative; supports current proposal for Homecoming celebration.
4	Seein' things at night	Summary of Professor Bridges' speech at chapel.
5	Dollar education	Reprinted address of William Mather Lewis of the U. S. Treasury Department, given before the N. E. A. on February 24, 1920.
5	Foreign Language	News notes from the Department of Romance Languages.
5	Death	Elna Farr Noble died on March 4, 1920.
6	Salaries discussed at N. E. A.	N. E. A. election results announced.
7	See Yourself in the Funny Column	Humorous quotes and anecdotes heard on campus.
7	Old Gold!	Candidates announce themselves for Old Gold staff of 1920-1921.
8	Mrs. Jenkins	Teaching sixth grade in Grundy Center.
8	Mrs. Helen Brown	Visited friends on campus.
8	Ethel Buckland	Leaving school to teach in Janesville.
8	Pine O'Connor	Teaching in Shell Rock.
8	Lillian Stine	Visited her sister Helen on campus.
8	William Berry	Leaving school to teach in Fertile, Iowa.
8	Dorothy Hayes	Plans to teach in Swea City.
8	Clara Sutter	Gave demonstrations in the Home Economics building.
8	Miss Fromme	Reported on the Cleveland convention to the Home Economics students.
8	Many of the college girls	Old students acting as "big sisters" to new students.
8	Ruth Johnson	Visited campus.
8	Olive Sessions	Teaching in Toledo, Iowa.
8	Miss Bronson	Visited her mother, Mrs. Clark, on campus; teaching in Monmouth, Illinois.
8	The Smith-Spring-Holmes Orchestral Quintet	Plans to give a concert as a number on the lecture course.
8	Dr. James Huget	Pastor of a church in New York; announced a new sermon series.
8	Agnes Dunham	Visited Helen Draper in Cedar Falls.
8	Barrigar Hall	News from the boarding house.
8	Never Inn	News from the boarding house.
8	Bartlett Hall news!	News from the dormitory.