College Eye — September 8, 1920

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Know any peppy yells?	Wants new yells to be submitted by students.
1	Campanile soon to be reality	About $3000 has been paid to Campanile fund; hope to begin foundation in spring 1921; photo.
1	Big enrollment expected	If the trend from summer is any indication, more students are expected in the fall 1920 term.
1	Y. W. mix Friday night	Encourages students to attend reception and meet new people.
1	Glorious football season assured; good material in sight	Most of players from last year are returning; encourages student support of the team.
1	Y. W. C. A. go to Geneva	Fourteen I. S. T. C. students attended conference from August 17-27.
1	Physical Ed course for men	Dr. Mead and Mr. Doseff will offer course in coaching and direction of physical education.
1	Cedar Falls churches welcome you	Extending invitation to students to join area churches.
2	New Y. M. C. A. president to be elected	Elmer Schindler had been elected, but must leave school due to the death of his father.
2	Consolidated administration club formed	Consolidated schools are becoming more popular in the state.
2	It was some summer term	Students worked hard in classes over the summer.
3	Welcome!	Y. M. and Y. W. welcome students.
3	Hawkeye Conference to be reorganized	Refiguring of conference lines for sports.
3	Gist to attend G. A. R. encampment	Professor Gist is national chaplain for G. A. R.
3	New faces in faculty this year	Many new professors introduced; brief profiles of the new faculty.
4	Editorially speaking; College Eye a newspaper	Changed paper stock to be more like a newspaper; College Eye is a newspaper, not a magazine.
4	Editorially speaking; greetings from the staff	New staff welcomes readers.
4	Editorially speaking; more pep	Encourages students to be supportive of athletic teams.
5	Triangular debate this fall	Morningside, Simpson, and I. S. T. C. will have a debate.
5	Religious organizations state aims	Overview of religious organizations; encourage students to join at least one of them.
5	Philomathean 1876-1920	History of the literary society.
6	Aristotelian	History and overview of literary society.
6	Lecture committee makes annual report	Entertainment fees and costs broken down into individual events.
7	Study Centers this week	Schedule of where the professors will be this week.
7	Fair this week	Encourages students to go to the Cedar Valley Fair while it is available.
7	T. C. student wins renown	Paul Lohman wrote the lyrics to the popular song "Eloise."
7	Sidelights on the consolidated schools	Professor Campbell gives insights and opinions.
8	Miss Hunter	Visited her sister in Pennsylvania.
8	Miss Gregg	Visited Chicago.
8	Mr. Buffum	Visited Michigan.
8	Miss Aitchison	Visited New York.
8	Mr. and Mrs. Begeman	Visited Mrs. Begeman's parents in Victor, Iowa.
8	Mr. and Mrs. Knoepfler	Visited their son in Nebraska.
8	Mr. and Mrs. Hersey	Went East to visit their children.
8	Mr. Fagan and family and Mr. Eells	Visited Minnesota.
8	Mr. and Mrs. Ries	Visited Yellowstone.
8	Prof. Merchant and sister	Visited the Great Lakes.
8	Professor Lynch	Professor Lynch and several other faculty families camped on the Cedar River.
8	Miss Lillian Lambert	Took a trip to the American West; attended NEA meeting.
8	President Seerley	Attended NEA meeting; visiting son in Montana.
8	Miss Luse and Miss Hanthorn	Studied at Columbia University during the summer.
8	Miss Riggs	Will spend fall term on vacation in California.
8	Prof. McGlade and family	Professor McGlade will work in Rockford, Illinois.
8	Miss Bernice Reynolds	Married George Briggs.
8	Jerry Walker	Superintendent Walker hired Clara Large and Blanche Mercer.
8	Margaret Beckdahl	Will teach kindergarten.
8	Prof. and Mrs. Davis	Have gone to Madison, Wisconsin, where Professor Davis will work on his doctorate.
8	Professor G. W. Samson	Visited son Paul, who works with Boy Scouts.
8	Miss Catherine and Ruby Ludeman	Enrolled at University of Illinois.
8	Wendell White	Will be superintendent at Hanlontown; Jennie Duggan teaches there.
8	Katherine Osia	Married William Williston.
8	Student teachers	In great demand in Cherokee.
8	W. C. Schluter	Spent the summer in Cedar Falls.
8	Alvin Tostlebe	Will be teaching at the University of Vermont.
8	Martin C. Wilson	Married Verma Lowe.
8	Oliver Strike	Spent the week in Cedar Falls.
8	Miss Marie Purdy	Managed girls club work at the State Fair.
8	William and Ted Hunter	Moved to Iowa City.
8	Harry W. Anderson	Is director of the US Army automobile school in Oklahoma.
8	Fay Cooledge	Is a professor in Conway, Arkansas.
8	Warren E. Proctor	Gave a concert last month.
8	Geo. S. Dick	Is an inspector of rural schools in Wisconsin.
8	E. Orlo Bangs	Sang at chapel last month.
8	Training School notes	Football season looks bright; several new faculty added.
8	Old Gold staff announces plans	Editor-elect Harold Sheldon will not be attending college this year; needs new editor.
8	Graduates and former students	Will have an annual reunion.