College Eye — November 30, 1921

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Mid-winter play chosen	Will present "Clarence".
1	Madame Borgny Hammer coming	Traveling Theater will present "Ghosts" and "The Master Builder".
1	Miss Leora Doolittle presents Euterpeans	Music featured in chapel exercise.
1	Changes in the music faculty for the winter term	Professor Welles will go to New York City; Professor Hays will teach voice.
1	Prospects for basketball this year favorable	Coaches are preparing for the upcoming basketball, wrestling, and boxing seasons.
1	Art League offers opportunity to all students interested	Enjoyed entertainment at local home; will hold Christmas bazaar.
1	Intercollegiate Liberal League	Massachusetts group aims to create interest and discussion in problems of the day.
1	Students entertain	Entertain friends on Thanksgiving Day.
1	Athletes to have dance	Looking forward to a good time.
1	Second year junior college	Several students went to Ames for Homecoming.
1	Passing of Turkey Day was rather quiet at college; many of the students were invited out for Thanksgiving dinner	About nine hundred attended evening dance.
1	Upper classmen to enjoy Christmas party	At Ruth Snider's home.
1	Makes first touchdown of season	John Rider plays for T. C.; photo.
1	Florence Begeman won first place in declamatory; Misses Martin and Strayer deserve credit for great improvements in contestants	Earl London and Abbie Cole also win prizes.
1	Greatest time in the world	Text of President Seerley's Commencement address.
2	Martin Wilson has fine position	Martin Wilson, a T. C. alumnus, writes that he has recently moved and is now teaching in St. Louis.
2	Training School News	News from the Training School.
2	Philo	Held initiation; roster of officers.
2	Echoes from the Manual Training Dept.	Tribute to Professor Brown.
2	Carrie Watson entertains	Entertains some of those who were unable to go home for Thanksgiving.
2	Student Council report	Financial report.
4	Being represented.	Campus organizations and departments need to use the College Eye to let others know what is going on.
4	Inquiring Reporter	Students answer the question, "Do you think we should have women intercollegiate basketball games?"
5	English Department	News about faculty and upcoming events.
6	Y. W. C. A.--Y. M. C. A. meeting
6	Science Department	Schedule of Chemistry Seminar topics.
6	Thanksgiving party	Kindergarten and First Primaries have party.
6	Achoth House	Boarding house news.
6	Skybo House	Boarding house news.
6	Pencilings	Former professor G. W. Samson describes his experiences during a trip to Michigan.
7	Dry Den	Boarding house news.
7	Barrigar Hall briefs	Boarding house news.
7	Barn(y)ard Hall news	Boarding house news.
7	Van Hall	Boarding house news.
8	Bartlett Hall	News about residents.
8	Frank Johnson	Out of town last weekend.
8	Eugene Lynch	Teaching in Sigourney.
8	Glenn Cowan	Spent Thanksgiving on College Hill; athletic director at Grundy Center.
8	Helen Knapp	Visited campus.
8	Marie Ferguson	Seen on campus.
8	John Glenn	Visited campus.
8	Jerry Walker	Teaching at Marshalltown.
8	Glenn Bakkum	Visited campus.
8	Helen Martin	Visited campus.
8	Clay Cowan	Visited parents.
8	Beatrice Decker	Returned to campus for a few days.
8	Gladys Barr	Visited friends on College Hill.
8	Friends heard	Tracy Hodsdon is attending school in Chicago this year.
8	William Berry	Superintendent at Lohrville; spent a few days on campus.
8	Miller Christensen	Visited over Thanksgiving.
8	Alvin Baumgartner	Coaching at Lohrville.
8	Dorrell Hall	Boarding house news.