College Eye — January 12, 1921

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	First faculty tea this P. M.	For senior students; different academic departments will host weekly teas..
1	Christiansen elected football captain	Harold Christensen elected at recent football banquet.
1	Juniors have supper	Were rewarded for hard work.
1	Anna Cordts wins oratorical; Methfessel took second and Todd third place	Spoke for abolition of all wars; will represent T. C. in Interstate Normal School Oratorical Contest.
1	Men with world vision needed	Need volunteers for Y. M. C. A. work.
1	Training School gives pageant	Commemorated three hundredth anniversary of landing on Plymouth Rock.
1	Mrs. Booth lectures Tuesday; lecture course brings "The little mother of the prisons"	Dynamic speaker Maude Ballington Booth to come to T. C.; photo.
1	Basket ball team beats Waterloo; fast legion team beaten 16-14
1	World fellowship classes start	Will give better understanding of social, religious, and political conditions of other countries.
1	Methodist students hold mix	Will be held in the gym; Marie Cline replaces Alta Wilmarth as president.
2	Music Department	Professor Frampton attended several meetings recently.
2	Old Gold to feature splendid works of art	Ivan Doseff will do the work.
2	Geneva Club	Elected officers; group includes all those who have attended the camp.
2	Cupid attacks many former students	Announcements of alumni marriages.
2	Relief board sends thanks for money	Response to $618.75 sent from faculty and students to help relief of European college students.
2	Alumnus elected to important office	Charles E. Hearst elected vice-president of Iowa Farm Bureau Federation.
2	Fifteen men earn football letters	Roster of men inducted into the T. C. Club.
3	Frank Johnson	Is superintendent at Springdale.
3	Y. W. C. A. news; Y. W. C. A. "cozy"; Y. W. C. A. pageant	Schedule of upcoming activities.
3	Hawley J. Whitaker	Married Blanche Bartley.
3	Chinese interpreter lecturing	Students and faculty would like to hear Peng Chun Chang speak again.
3	Miss Lambert	Encourages students to put themselves in the setting of their literature.
3	Training School News	Have won five games, the most recent two against Dike (14-11) and Waterloo West (18-16).
3	Extension Division	More than 13,000 students have been reached with services.
3	Study Centers for Jan. 15	Schedule for instructors in study centers.
3	Commercial Notes	News notes about students in the curriculum.
4	Editorially speaking; attention! Hunt up your street car receipts!	Fares will go down from ten cents to seven cents for six months.
4	Editorially speaking; observing the Sabbath	Outline of remarks by Professor Charles at recent YMCA meeting.
4	Editorially speaking; the new year	Encourages students to make this year the best year possible.
5	Kindergarten Christmas program; December 21, 1920	Enjoyed carols and party.
5	Sidelights on consolidation	Formed committee at conference to discuss issues in the schools on an annual basis.
5	Department of Mathematics	News of the department; H. L. Rietz spoke on campus.
6	Iowa State Board of Education bill	Budget for the three state schools combined will be close to $7 million; ISTC will receive $915,000.
6	Californian visits Teachers College	Arthur H. Chamberlain spoke on how to use money more effectively for students.
6	Mason family has unique war record	Many members served the country in foreign service; O. H. L. Mason just returned from service in France and Siberia.
6	Miss Fromme tells of Smith-Hughes work in Home Economics	Law was passed to make home economics practical.
6	Summary of degrees conferred by Iowa colleges and universities	Reports the number of diplomas given by Iowa post-secondary institutions from 1915 through 1919.
7	Henry Immerzeel	Henry Immerzeel tells humorous story about his war service.
8	Lorena Hersman	Has not been able to return to school due to illness.
8	Miss Hanthorn	Returned from visit to Maryland.
8	Bettie Dew	Teaching in Michigan.
8	Mr. Cable	Injured ankle, but still getting to work.
8	E. Laurence Palmer	Teaching at Cornell University; visited Cedar Falls.
8	W. H. Davis	Completing doctoral work at Wisconsin; visited Cedar Falls.
8	Miss Jane Oliver	Visiting Vera Schultz.
8	Vera Duncan	Has had rheumatism.
8	Grace Leigh	Visited Independence.
8	Ella Manson	Will teach near her home.
8	Florence Reid	Will study in Chicago.
8	Louise Johnson	Visited her sister Hazel.
8	Mrs. Walker's lectures	Will begin Monday and continue through term.
8	Bruce McCleary	Booking lyceum lectures in southern Iowa.
8	Miss Marguerite Uttley	Injured by auto in Chicago; recovering in Dubuque.
8	Mr. Goetch's S. S. class	Roster of officers elected.
8	First year primary	Roster of winter term officers elected.
8	Second year primary	Roster of officers elected.
8	First year junior college	Roster of officers elected.
8	Chapman Hall news	News of residents.
8	Proctor Hall jingles	Creative poetry about residents.
8	Achoth Apartments	News of residents.
8	Eulalian Society	Enjoyed Christmas party at home of Dorothy Palmer.
8	Zeta	Roster of officers elected.
8	Chrestomathian	Roster of officers elected.
8	First year kindergarten	Roster of officers elected.
8	Miss Doolittle	Has been sick.