College Eye — February 23, 1921

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	College Eye election next Wednesday	Only paid subscribers may vote.
1	Dubuque here Friday afternoon	Will be a tough match.
1	Y. W. notes	Miss Tunnell will speak.
1	Miss Cordts given first place; wins from best woman orators of Iowa; Morningside takes second and Parsons third	Profile of Anna Cordts; spoke on :America and the New Era"; will represent Iowa in the interstate contest in May.
1	Orchestral concert pleases audience	Performance review.
1	Team overwhelms 2 opponents; Wesleyan beaten decisively	Won, 29-5.
1	Everything ready for Stitt Wilson; noted sociologist and religious leader to be here Friday, Saturday, and Sunday	Sponsored by Y. W. C. A. and Y. M. C. A.; photo.
2	Vote the M. N. M. ticket	College Eye staff candidates.
2	Announcements	Roster of four slates of candidates for College Eye elections.
2	Prof. Getchell speaks to Sunday night meeting of the Y. M. and Y. W. on harvesting	Excerpts from his address.
2	The Wesley Club	Invites everyone to attend.
2	Iowa State volunteer union Feb. 18-21	Overview of conference; one hundred students from across Iowa attend.
2	Junior party	Description of the party.
2	Y. to hold discussion meeting tonight	Will hold a more in depth discussion of what was talked about last meeting.
2	John Drinkwater tomorrow night	Noted English lecturer to speak; photo.
3	Vote for the staff that renders service to the school!	Encourages voters to choose them in the College Eye elections; photo.
3	Training School News	Defeated Cedar Falls for the first time.
3	President Seerley heads conference; State Teachers College to be well represented at Atlantic City	President Seerley and other faculty will participates in National Council of Education convention.
3	Books on the Pilgrims	Encourages further reading on the Pilgrims by suggesting books in the library.
3	K. L. K.; students of I. S. T. C.	Seeks support for the College Eye election.
4	Doing in other colleges	Happenings in college campuses in Iowa.
4	Editorially speaking; a reply	Protests that this generation is not morally worse than the previous one.
5	An important rural service	Encourages volunteering for the farmer's institute.
5	Farmers' institute a success	Meetings held in Hudson.
5	The third grade theater	Constructing a toy theater.
6	Geneva Club	Each member donated thirty-five cents to the Old Gold fund.
6	Natural Science	News notes from the department; Professor Aitchison's book has gone to press.
6	Music Department	News notes on faculty and students in the department.
6	Commercial Department	News notes on department people.
6	Twenty-seven in graduating class	Winter term graduates will receive diplomas or certificates.
6	Physical Science	Presentation on purchasing equipment for a laboratory.
6	Faculty to give graduating addresses	Twenty-three instructors will give Commencement addresses.
6	Social Science	News notes on the department and on several courses in particular.
7	Second year kindergarten	News notes on students in the curriculum.
7	Primary Dept.	News notes about students in the curriculum.
7	Upper Iowa defeated on their floor	T. C. won basketball game, 25-10.
8	Flossie Allsup	Recovering from small pox; hope to return to school soon.
8	Izetta Bradley	Attended brother's wedding.
8	Miss Frances Wheeler	Called home due to mother's illness.
8	Jennie Duggan	Teaching in Hanlontown.
8	Marie Purdy	Teaching in Independence.
8	Saturday, February 19	Home economics students attended movie and had a party.
8	Glenn Bakkum	Visited campus.
8	Mabel Durfey and Grace M. Worthington	Visited Gladys Dowlin.
8	Bertha Sharp and Mary Rupert	Visited Vinton.
8	Last Friday	Clinton Nasby visited his sister Agnes.
8	Miss Taylor	Visited Ethel Martin.
8	Norine Schmoeller	Visited friends in Bartlett Hall.
8	Miss Linderman and Miss Eubank	Visited Alice Hanthorn.
8	Supt. Wendell White	Working in Hanlontown.
8	Naomi Whitehead and Nina Martin	Visited Shell Rock.
8	Vera Duncan	Visited campus; hopes to return to school in the fall.
8	Louie Berg and Harold Christensen	Visited Waterloo schools.
8	Catherine Gleason	Visited Pearl Murphy.
8	Harmony Hall news	News from the boarding house.
8	Killen Hall	News from the boarding house.
8	Achoth Apartments	News notes from the boarding house.
8	Tammany Hall	News notes from the boarding house.