College Eye — September 22, 1920

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Y. W. to change constitution; personal basis or church plan of membership: which shall it be?	Members may not have to be a member of a Protestant evangelical church to join the Y. W. C. A.
1	Storm of applause for Wyrick; Y. M. mix an exceptionally good one	Y. M. C. A. sponsored men's get together; was a success.
1	Classes to appoint representatives	Classes must turn in a list of representatives when they are elected.
1	Big pep meeting this week	Students encouraged to attend.
1	T. C. team to play Coe; Doseff rapidly getting machine perfected	No definite line-up yet; most players are new to team.
1	Prominent Y. men visit T. C.	Heard about men's mixer.
1	Miss McGowan gives address of welcome	Attendance was high for first meeting.
1	Laura Bailey wins contest	Won an award from the Iowa Press and Author's Club for an essay that she wrote.
2	Lecture course adopted	Schedule for the 1920-1921 season.
2	Mathematics Dept.	E. E. Watson takes Peter Luteyn's place.
2	Manual Arts Dept.	More students have signed up for classes in this department.
2	Administration Club to meet	Meeting announced.
3	English department	News of the department; Professor Lynch held dinner party.
3	Art department	News of the department.
3	Music department	News of the department; Leora Doolittle will take Professor Fullerton's classes this term.
3	Senior B. A.s	Select class officers and Old Gold staff.
3	Junior B. A. class election	Selected class officers.
3	Physical science	News of the department.
4	Editorially speaking; how about Homecoming	Wants student input about when to have Homecoming.
4	Editorially speaking; just a word of advice	Encourages students to become involved in extracurricular activities.
5	Splendid tribute to Professor Gist
5	Summer	Reminiscence of summer activities.
5	T. C. man teaching in Indian school	John C. Cass attends college in summer and works in a mission school during the school year.
6	Study centers this weekend	Schedule of where professors will be stationed this week.
6	Chapman Hall news	News of residents.
6	Clawson Hall	News of residents.
6	Y. M. C. A. cabinet meets	Officers elected.
6	Alpha Society	Held first meeting and elected officers.
6	Aristos hold meeting	Officers elected.
6	Van Houten goes to good position	Rural Education Professor L. H. Van Houten is elected head of University of Wyoming's Rural Education Department.
6	Training School News	Most football players are returning; schedule for the year.
7	Harmony Hall Echoes	News of residents.
7	Do you want a job?	Men can apply to Dean Reed.
7	Bible study work popular	Classes are larger than normal.
7	Iblings to coach at Jesup	Williams Iblings will continue work on campus while coaching at Jesup.
8	Harold Palmer	Teaching in Clear Lake.
8	Miss Vernice Allen	Performed on piano.
8	Herman Jacobsen	Will receive degree in dentistry.
8	Prof. W. H. Davis	Visited Cedar Falls.
8	John Sager	Teaching in Terrill.
8	Sophus Jacobsen	Will attend Harvard Law School.
8	Al Faber	Superintendent in Allison.
8	Beryl McCreary	Visited parents.
8	Blanche Mercer	Visited Achoth House.
8	Janet Galford	Left school due to poor health.
8	Garnet Welsch	Left school due to ill health in family.
8	The Shakes	Entertained new women.
8	Jesse Elizabeth Mecham	Married Clifford Goslin.
8	Grace Narber	Visited Shellsburg.
8	Eula Lyons	Attended wedding of Amelia Anderson.
8	Grace Williams	Teaching at Kellogg.
8	Forum Club meets	New club starts meeting to discuss issues of the day.
8	Bachelors Hall	News of residents.
8	The Shedd	News of residents.
8	Ley Hall	News of residents.