College Eye — November 3, 1920

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	T. C. wins homecoming game; strong Parsons team goes down to defeat; team in line for conference championship	Beat Parsons College, 14-0; recap of the game.
1	Faculty entertains H. S.	High school faculty threw a party for students.
1	Homecoming all that could be desired; 225 grads come back to alma mater	First Homecoming successful; enjoyed greetings, party, and football.
1	Walter Scott Perry here Nov. 15; second lecture number by director of Pratt Institute	Will present illustrated lecture.
1	Piano and song recital	Professors Conrad and Zechiel will perform.
1	Former student visits T. C.	General George McManus speaks at chapel; will be heading for the Philippine Islands.
1	Y. M. C. A. --- Y. W. C. A.	Floyd Smith will speak on missionary work.
2	Ellsworth our next victim	Next football game is in Iowa Falls.
2	Lucas returns to school	John Lucas, Jr., who had to leave school last summer, returns.
2	C. S. A. A. notes	Held informal party.
2	Grinnell gives $3,000 for help of China mission
2	Senior B. A.	News notes about seniors.
2	Training School News	Basketball team won against Greene, 40-14.
2	Best pep meeting ever	First pep meeting was a success; spirited addresses by students and faculty.
2	Great interest in declamatory contest	Field has been narrowed from thirty-five to fourteen.
3	Alpha notes	Twenty alumnae visited.
3	Neotrophian	Held business meeting; elected officers.
3	Primary department	Elizabeth Draper married Charles Biastock.
3	Austrians hostile to Germans during war	Professor Donaldson tells of journeys through post-war Europe.
3	The Christian athlete	Head of Waterloo YMCA addresses campus YMCA;
3	Republican Club holds final meeting	A. D. Lovejoy addresses group.
4	Editorially speaking; Gov. Harding's plan will not help	Disagrees with educational reform plan.
4	Do the students want Thanksgiving vacation?	The student body wants a break from classes on Thanksgiving Day and the Friday afterward.
5	Our neighbor colleges	News from schools in the conference.
5	Teachers college at I. S. T. A.	Students attended conference; many faculty took part in program.
6	The English Club	Enjoyed discussion of free verse.
6	First year primaries	News notes on members of class.
6	Eulalians	Held business meeting; initiate twelve new members.
6	Extension division	Only two study centers this weekend.
6	Five little red devils	Take part in discussions of character.
7	Natural Science Department	Professor Cable will give paper at national meeting.
7	Alpha alumnae party	Current members were guests of alumnae.
7	Commercial	News of students in commercial education; Commercial Club organized; roster of officers.
7	Kindergarteners have party	Celebrated Halloween.
7	Physical Education Dept.	News about students in department; enjoy soccer game.
8	John Winn	In real estate business in Cedar Rapids.
8	Beatrice Johnk	Visited Steamboat Rock.
8	Among the members of last year's graduation class	A few alumni from the Class of 1920 returned for Homecoming.
8	Harold Sheldon	Visited College Hill.
8	Ruth Snider and Mary White	Were campus guests.
8	John Lucas	Visited campus.
8	Mrs. Genevieve Turnipseed	Visited Cedar Falls.
8	William Franklin	Visited Cedar Rapids.
8	Elmer P. Schindler	Farming in southern Iowa; will return to school.
8	Bartlett Hall	News notes about residents; many went home despite Homecoming.
8	Harmony Hall echoes	News of residents.
8	Farran Hall	Held Halloween party.
8	Roger Kingsbury	Now a salesman in Kansas.
8	Ferguson Hall	News of residents.