College Eye — November 16, 1921

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Gladys Pratt weds	Gladys Pratt married Harton S. Karch.
1	As president of the Iowa State Teachers College	President Seerley invited to attend laying of cornerstone for American Academy of Arts and Letters.
1	Teacher's fullback	Wesley Hicks plays for T. C.; photo.
1	Students visit Promised Land; Temple Tours company have engaged Prof. Barnes for leader	Professor Barnes will lead tour to Europe and Near East.
1	Andersen makes impassioned plea	Text of Armistice Day speech by Hans Andersen.
1	Teachers ended football with victorious game; snow makes bad field for players; Tutors score last quarter	Teachers College defeats Penn College; 14-6.
1	Y. W. C. A. recognition service	Will recognize service by new members.
1	Armistice Day services were feature Friday; vets plan and carry out chapel exercises; Andersen main speaker; ex-service men took seats on platform	Armistice Day program; honor eight ISTC men who died in war.
1	Special movie given in auditorium Friday	Student Council will sponsor "One Every Minute" to bolster funds for student activities.
1	Student wins big prize; Mrs. Orth, of Cedar Heights, presented the prize	Earl London won $100 prize in temperance essay contest.
1	Madam Stanley pleases audience	Review of a performance by singer Madame Helen Stanley.
1	Tutor's right end	Clyde Moore plays for T. C.; photo.
1	Committee not responsible for aching sides; second number of entertainment course Nov. 17; Ralph Bingham Thursday	Performer preview.
2	Training School News	Happenings at the Training School.
2	Science Department	Planning for Chemistry Seminar presentations; warns against use of silver nitrate in initiation rituals.
2	A country beauty
2	Keep still
2	Dorrell Hall	Boarding house news.
4	Editorially Speaking	Students should support the Red Cross.
4	Inquiring Reporter	Students answer the question, "What do you think would be a good name for the room now called the 'Old Ladies' Gym?'"
4	Are the Sunday evening Y meetings what you want	Students need to participate if the Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A. will be successful.
4	The problem of today	Considers the importance of an international disarmament conference being held in Washington, D. C.
5	Senior smatterings	Enjoyed food and games.
5	The Sociology Club	Hears addresses on rural life.
5	The Y. meeting	Paul Henry spoke on fellowship
6	Honors for Teachers College graduates	Lewis Minkel elected president and S. A. Potts elected to Executive Committee of ISTA.
6	Registrar Charles S. Cory	C. S. Cory gave report at ISTA.
6	Professor D. Sands Wright	Professor Wright is in charge of Bible study for ISTA.
6	The Teachers College students and graduates	ISTC grads met in reunion at ISTA.
6	Mrs. A. H. Huffman	Mrs. A. H. Huffman (Hattie McCall Roberts) elected vice president of ISTA.
6	Charles A. Fullerton	Professor Fullerton is president of ISTA music section.
6	Second year junior college	Class news.
8	Mabel Holliday	Teaching in McCallsburg; visited friends on campus.
8	W. R. Boyd, W. H. Gemmill, and Thomas Lambert	Visited campus on business.
8	Professor C. Lantz	Unable to conduct classes due to illness.
8	Mrs. Traer	Attends meeting in Honolulu.
8	Mr. Lloyd Lang	Visited Semon Sandven.
8	Miss Lillian Stine	Spent the weekend in Clarksville.
8	Miss Hattie Iblings	Unable to attend classes due to illness.
8	Miss Abbie Cole	Visited friends in Gladbrook.
8	Miller Christensen	Visited campus.
8	Mary E. Haight	Entertained in honor of Byrd Snyder.
8	I. H. Hart	Attended meeting in Grinnell.
8	Hans Anderson, Pauline Waits, Glen Moon, and Bernice Slifsgard	Drove to the Little Brown Church.
8	Bertha Campbell	Home for the weekend.
8	Mr. Gervais Bradley	Attending the University of Wisconsin at Madison.
8	Skybo House	Boarding house news.
8	Spinster Hall news	Boarding house news.
8	Barn(y)ard Hall news	Boarding house news.
8	Achoth House	Boarding house news.
8	Roger Wilson	Visited friends on campus; presently teaching at Gladbrook.