College Eye — October 27, 1920

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	T. C. team defeats Upper Iowa; beats Fayette team 21-0; many T. C. fans see victory over favorite enemy	Game highlights.
1	Junior P. T.'s have ceremonial	Campfire Girls hold service outside.
1	Homecoming will be success; expect large number of visitors	Final arrangements are being made for Homecoming.
1	Y. W. will entertain
1	Music students give recital	Roster of performers and their work.
1	Miss Childs gives novel song recital	Review of folk song recital.
1	Y. celebrates end of finance drive	Did not meet goal; received pledges for $2500 out of $2800 needed.
1	Reduced rates to Iowa State Teachers Ass'n; Des Moines, Iowa, November 4, 5, 6, 1920	Railway reduced ticket prices for students attending conference.
2	Mrs. James D. Woolfer	Was in town and visited the campus.
2	Earl Stout	Is superintendent of McCallsburg schools.
2	Died at Chicago	Richard Hughes died.
2	Helen Hull Orr	Accompanied her husband to Cleveland, Ohio.
2	E. R. Nichols	Recently sold a business.
2	W. W. Patty	Is a department director in Berkeley, California.
2	Tom Anderson	Manages a garage in Douglas, Wyoming.
2	Mrs. P. E. Ellis	Died.
2	Commercial News	Organization of Commercial Club planned.
2	Philo	Gave short program.
2	Band is going fine!	Professor McCreary believes he has a balanced band but is still seeking members.
2	Chas. A. Addington	Is a salesman in Boston.
2	Republican Club	Hold discussion following address by former Governor Brumbaugh.
2	Change in football schedule	Ellsworth College game moved up to November 5; will play Columbia College on November 12.
2	Save the dates	All-school parties to be sponsored by Student Council.
2	Mathematics Department	R. H. Bretzke spoke to the Mathematics Club.
3	Gamma	Dinner party was held.
3	English department	News notes on students and faculty.
3	Physical Science	J. O. Perrine is enjoying his work at Cornell University.
3	Shake-Aristo	Shakespeareans initiated thirty members.
3	"Y" campaign celebrated	About four hundred students enjoyed games and entertainment.
3	Physical Ed. Dept.	News notes on physical education students.
3	McHall items	News of residents.
3	Farran Hall	News of residents.
3	Zeta Society	Held meeting and initiation.
3	Sidelights on consolidation	Professor Campbell offers news on school consolidation around the country.
4	Poole's index and the Readers' Guide	Indexes periodical articles to make them easier to find.
4	Editorially speaking; a protest vote	Encourages students to consider voting for a less popular party, rather than for Harding or Cox.
4	Editorially speaking; I. S. T. A. Nov. 4-5-6	Wants students to attend the state teachers conference.
4	Editorially speaking; our neighboring colleges	Updates from area colleges.
5	Training School News	Football team beat Independence, 28-0.
5	Senior B. A.	News notes on members of the class.
5	Extension Division	News notes on extension activities
5	Study centers, Oct. 30	Placements of professors for the week.
5	Christ the man address by Miss Rice to Y. M. C. A.	Summary of Professor Rice's remarks.
5	Advocates educational change; proposed re-organization of the State Educational Institutions urged by Clyde L. Herring	Democratic gubernatorial candidate Clyde Herring backs education.
6	Hardest game this week	Homecoming game will be against Parsons College, the toughest team of the season.
6	Mrs. Marie Moore Fredrickson addresses Cox-Roosevelt club	Excerpts from her address.
6	Victor Peterson at Stanford	Now doing graduate work in chemistry there; enjoyed the drive to California.
6	Christian Church	Short business meeting held.
6	Pep club gets nearly $100	Most raised for Pep Club at one time.
7	Clio	Initiated twenty new members; enjoyed program.
7	Miss Bessie Grace Keith takes Miss Hooper's place	Professor Hooper will be music specialist with Silver Burdette; Professor Keith has taught during summer terms.
7	Primary news	Had a fall festival.
7	Bartlett Hall	News notes about residents.
8	Chapman Hall news	News notes about residents.
8	Harmony Hall echoes	News notes on residents; will sell oranges to benefit Florida orphanage.
8	Geneva Waters, Delinda Roggensack, and Jean Sauter	Attended opera in Des Moines.
8	Miss Eva McKee	Parents are visiting.
8	Cornelia Norton	Visited home in Marshalltown.
8	Kenneth Frisby	Visited Maquoketa.
8	Gene Bower	Visited Alice Brown.
8	Mary Donly	Visited brother at Drake.
8	Ruth Kellogg	Visited Iowa City.
8	Peg Allison	Visited Mary Chambers.
8	Nellie Clease	Visiting Mary Parkhouse.