College Eye — January 19, 1921

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Americanization course ready; "The Shorter Constitution" ready for distribution	Professor Meyerholz assisted in production of instructions for citizenship.
1	Y. M. and Y. W. pledges	Set budgets for the year; YWCA seeks $2350; YMCA seeks $450.
1	Stitt Wilson comes next month; famous speaker has been stirring up colleges of the west	Part of evangelical campaign.
1	Lennox College here tonight; first home game to be a thriller	Encourages student attendance.
1	Concert to be given soon	College Orchestra will perform under direction of Professor Gundry; new rules for membership in group.
1	Long trip taken by team; basketball team drops two games to strong teams in southeastern part of state	Lost to Parsons, 24-14, and to Iowa Wesleyan, 29-14.
1	Y. W. gives pageant; "The Striking of America's Hour" pleases large audience	Forty women took part; considers success or failure of great civilizations.
1	Seniors entertained; first faculty tea greatly enjoyed	Encourages men to attend; hosted by Department of Physical Education.
2	Natural Science Dept.	A mastodon tusk that has been found near Des Moines; campus museum has several remnants of tusks.
2	Untitled	Professor Cable sprained his ankle while playing volleyball.
2	Guy Hackley may return to school	Wants to stay informed with the College Eye.
2	Fast game won last week	Started off shaky, but gained points in second half.
2	Students report on work done for college expense money	Survey results; majority of students are working for some of their expenses; summary of jobs that they perform.
3	French comedy given	French II class will present "Nicette".
3	Sophomores win tournament	Interclass basketball tournament ends with victorious sophomores over the juniors, 44-39.
3	Two games scheduled with Tigers	One to be played on each of the home courts.
3	Primary news	News notes from students in the curriculum.
3	Training School News	Lost to East Waterloo in overtime, 18-17.
3	Y. W. to send delegates to Des Moines	Dorothy Charles and Doris Clough will attend.
4	Editorially speaking; athletics as a college builder; Homer H. Seerley, President, Iowa State Teachers College	President Seerley states his views on participation in intercollegiate athletics and sports.
5	School Administration Club increasingly popular	Both students and faculty attend; hear lectures.
5	Are you a member?	T. C. Vets organized to benefit veterans; constitution of the group.
5	Otis McCreary making good at Minnesota	Versatile athlete sends regards to former college.
5	Doing in other colleges	News of other college campuses.
5	Study centers for Jan. 22	Placements of instructors for the week.
5	Sidelights on consolidation	Professor Campbell believes that Iowa is making significant strides in school consolidation.
6	Y. M. C. A. campaigns for college men; will visit T. C. Jan. 21 to present secretaryship as life work	State-wide recruitment campaign.
6	English Department	News notes from the department.
6	Y. W. C. A. news	Helen Hendricks talked about her experiences overseas.
6	Y. W. cozy at Mrs. Cross' Friday	Weekly meeting.
6	Y. W. C. A. memberships increasing steadily	More than doubled within a year nationwide.
6	First student center in South America; opens in Santiago under the Y. M. C. A.	Will provide study and club rooms.
7	Aristo society gives interesting program	Group hears lectures, readings, and debate.
7	S-U-C-C-E-S-S spells Methodist mix	Two hundred students attended.
7	Sigma Tau Delta	Participated in a taffy pull.
7	Extension Division	Professor Cram will consult in Cherokee; Professor Fullerton will consult in southwestern Iowa.
7	Married	Mary Lewis Chambers married Robert W. Crawford.
8	Clawson Hall echoes	The resident barber gave many haircuts this week.
8	Orville Abbott	Teaching in Steamboat Rock.
8	Harold Christensen	Refereed basketball game.
8	The college friends of Miss Grace Brainard	Extend sympathy on death of her sister.
8	Vera Duncan	Recovering from serious rheumatism.
8	Alice Liebel	Recovering from illness.
8	Miss Hunter	Was sick.
8	Mr. Lynch	Injured his head in a fall.
8	Violet Weaver and Naomi Severson	Entertained friends.
8	Margaret Crisman	Visited Margaret Stephenson.
8	Mrs. Miriam Brock Gleason	Visited ISTC friends.
8	Ethel Martin	Visited Ackley.
8	Marcella Ballain	Went home due to illness.
8	Helen Varney	Has been sick.
8	Miss Fromme	Returned from Virginia.
8	Both Miss Hanthorn and Miss Thomes	Back at work after recovering from illness.
8	Marcelle Christensen and Melita Wedeking	Visited Clarksville.
8	Bartlett Hall	News of residents.
8	Achoth Apartment	News of residents.
8	Harmony Hall echoes	News of residents.
8	Zeta society	Regular meeting held.
8	Homerian notes	Regular monthly social meeting.
8	Wesley Club	Series of lectures to be given about the leadership of pastors.
8	Hospital notes	Vera Duncan has had rheumatism; several students have had small pox.
8	Sara Mae Spearing	Practice teaching in Waterloo.