College Eye — February 2, 1921

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Downtown high school has declamatory contest	Annual contest winners.
1	Do you know Stitt Wilson?; Y. speaker has had wide experience in social work	Profile of upcoming speaker.
1	Pupils give wind recital	Program of performers and their work.
1	Another prize essay contest	National Women's Christian Temperance Union will accept essays dealing with the eighteenth amendment and the evils of cigarettes.
1	Team takes two day trip; plays Buena Vista and Morningside; will tackle Buena Vista Friday and Morningside Saturday	Preview of the games.
1	Training School wins great victory	Won against East Waterloo.
1	Des Moines wins fast game; Knox, the forward pass wizard again defeats Teachers College
1	Piano recital enjoyed	Roster of performers and their work.
1	Faculty gymnasium class begins	Twenty-five were present for first class.
1	Miss Larson to teach at Iowa Falls	Mayme B. Larson will teach English there.
2	Y meeting to be especially interesting	Next three meetings to be on similar topics.
2	Root for the home town first . . .	Encourages students to cheer for the High School basketball team.
2	The Wesley Club	Encourages all denominations to attend meetings.
2	Students lead a most interesting meeting	Russell Lamson, Ruth Souter, and Mary Stone speak to group.
2	Life work meetings held	Answers questions pertaining to post-college life.
2	Teachers College alumnus becoming popular as an authoress	Bess Streeter Aldrich is profiled in national magazine.
2	Lester attending state college of New Mexico	Walter Lester writes of experiences.
2	About salaries	Teachers' salaries will be raised in the next year.
2	Lincoln's Birthday	To be observed with program on February 14.
3	Russian girls adopt American club plan; girl reserve manual translated for Russian workers
3	Copy American methods	Methods of raising money used in Europe are patterned after U. S. methods.
3	Robinson testing tests	Ben Robinson wants to measure aptitudes for work in commercial courses.
3	Training School News	Won against Waterloo East, 21-19.
3	Y. W. C. A. news; Stanford White house now foreign girls club; architect's New York home serves fifteen nationalities
3	Sidelights on Consolidation	Professor Campbell believes that money would better be spent on consolidates schools than on small, country schools.
4	Editorially speaking; Groundhog Day	Believes that students should pay more attention to the groundhog.
4	Editorially speaking; another use for a mirror	Wants students to watch themselves dancing in the mirror to determine their appropriateness.
4	Editorially speaking; who are your reporters?	Wants new reporters to submit their names to the paper.
4	Editorially speaking; hand us your news	Students should get their news into the office early for publication.
5	"Cross references"	Explains how cross references are used in the Library.
5	Natural Science news	Zinc has been found near Griswold.
5	Some Teachers College ideals	Students were asked to write down the person they resemble the most.
5	Doing in other colleges	News of other Iowa colleges.
6	Rurals go to Hudson	Consolidated School Administration Club and professors went to a Farmers' Short Course.
6	Basketball invitations out	Northeastern Iowa basketball tournament will be held on campus.
6	Clio	News notes; elected new officers.
6	Homerian notes	Held regular business meeting.
6	Natural Science Dept.	News notes from the department.
6	Primary Dept.	News notes from the department.
6	Chemistry Department	Seminar will meet every Wednesday to discuss matters not reached in class.
6	Extension Division	Bulletins on citizenship are being requested nationwide.
6	Bureau of education sending bulletin abroad	New bulletins are in demand in other countries.
6	Study centers Feb. 5	Placements of instructors for the week.
7	Philo-Alpha party; Friday, Feb. 4, Gymnasium	Will feature dancing and cards.
7	Philo	Held debate; encourages attendance.
7	Davis Hall diary	News of residents.
7	Geneva Club meets; Monday Feb. 7 at 7:30	Encouraging students to attend summer conference.
7	Feb. 1 is here; Y. M. & Y. W. C. A. pledges are due	Encourages student donations.
7	Danish film shown at the college	Students appreciated the accurate view presented of Denmark.
7	T. C. High has mid-year graduation	Four students graduated.
7	Hurrah! Spring is here!	Edna Gibson saw a robin.
8	Killen Hall	News of residents.
8	Trevor Haight	Visited campus.
8	Martha Short	Visited parents.
8	Rezin Domer	Called home due to mother's death.
8	Miss Julia and Abbie Cole	Recovering from illness.
8	LeRoy Hieber	Will leave school and attend Northwestern University; John Heskitt is also studying there.
8	Myron L. Begeman	Will study engineering at University of Michigan.
8	Friends of Miss Grace Tear	Grace Tear will teach at normal school in Nebraska.
8	Mr. and Mrs. John Leitsch	Moved into house on College Hill.
8	Roger Kingsbury	Working as salesman for Iowa Gate Company.
8	Pearl Middlebrook	Resigned from Training School; will take position in Oklahoma.
8	Mary Doherty	Will teach in Wisconsin.
8	Miss Luse	Called home due to family illness.
8	Nellie Day, Myrtle Sherwood, and Ella Riley	Have left school.
8	Miss Edith Barnard	Left school and moved to Seattle.
8	Miss Margaret Sullivan	Left school due to poor health.
8	Elizabeth Smith	Has been sick.
8	Mamie Lister	Teaching home economics in Waterloo; visited college friends.
8	Helen Strickland	Visited Charles City.
8	George Bleecker	Visited college friends.
8	Edna Fearer	Visited Hudson.
8	Clawson Hall echoes	News of residents.
8	Tammany Hall	Six residents live in the new hall.
8	Achoth Apartments	News of residents.
8	Chapman Hall	Word games with residents' names.
8	John Winn	Visited ISTC friends.
8	Births	Professors Salter and Ries have new babies.
8	Marriages	Marion Cooley married Giovanni Volpe-Serra di Paar; Alberta Woodring married Giles C. Rima; Alice Whitney married Henry E. Rohrssen.