College Eye — April 27, 1921

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Team drops game to Dubuque; Whitford pitches excellent ball--allows but three hits	Lost, 8-0.
1	T. C. wins S. U. I. meet; women's swimming team wins state championship; Gladys Rudston wins individual honors	Scores: T. C., 28; State University of Iowa, 27; Coe, 17.
1	Operetta tomorrow night	Performing "Yokohama Maid".
1	Adrian Newens next lecture number	Will read from "To Him That Hath".
1	Pay day	Directions for paying dues.
1	Greek play to be given	"Iphigenia in Aules" by Euripides will be staged.
1	Tag day tomorrow; get rid of all your debts tomorrow	Buy a tag to raise money for May Day festivities.
1	Ivan Doseff resigns	Had the job of reorganizing athletics after the end of World War I; labored under difficult financial circumstances.
2	Teachers wages are much higher than last year	Iowa salaries are rising.
2	T. C. club asks for equipment for every man	Wants equipment for the whole football team, not just the first team.
2	Audience pleased by lecture on stars	Mr. Baumgard gave illustrated lecture on astronomy.
2	At chapel	Sweater presented to Hank Harmon; swimming cup and medal awarded.
3	Training School News	Doris Clough will represent T. C. H. S. for a declamatory contest in Independence.
3	Y. M. and Y. W. Sunday evenings	The Reverend Scott spoke on love for each other and for nature.
3	Y. W. C. A. cabinet training conference	Will be weekend event with Dubuque, Upper Iowa, and Lennox; will start with a banquet.
3	Many records broken in Drake Relays	T. C. students did not place.
4	Editorially speaking; help others to recognize an opportunity	Encourages alumni to recruit prospective students.
4	Editorially speaking; the relation of the Y. M. C. A. to the students of I. S. T. C.	Purposes are to reach out to students, encourage school spirit, and promote higher social standards.
5	Students help the Chinese famine victims	U. S. students raise money for foreign students.
5	Anatomical sidelights	Explains whiskers.
6	Geneva	Encourages students to attend conference in Geneva for a summer vacation.
6	Study centers for rest of year	Placements of professors.
6	Achoth Apartments	News of residents.
6	Y. W. C. A. advisory board entertains	Both old and new council invited to dinner.
7	Harmony Hall echoes	News of residents.
8	Leota Adams, Mabel Holiday, and Mildrose Anderson	Will teach in McCallsburg.
8	Grace Potter	Has been sick.
8	Miss Lou Shepherd	Has been working in Des Moines.
8	John Glenn	Visited College Hill.
8	Albert Searle	Serving as principal at Grand Junction.
8	Pat McNally, Edith Locke, Flora Stebbins, Gladys Rudston and Beatrice Johnk	Too part in swimming tournament.
8	Carol Payne	Visited home.
8	Marion Spencer	Has been in the hospital.
8	Ethel Martin	Visited home.
8	Genevieve Johnson	Visited home in Dumont.
8	Supt. Earl Stout	Will continue at McCallsburg.
8	Mabel Jessen	Visited Toledo.
8	Clawson Hall notes	News of residents.
8	Supt. Al Faber	Will continue at Allison.
8	Tammany Hall	News from the boarding house.