College Eye — March 29, 1922

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Old Gold is to be superior to book of events; necessary to sign up now	Has been sent to printers.
1	Music festival	Rudolph Ganz and St. Louis Symphony Orchestra will perform; photo.
1	Cecilian concert	Will also perform at East Waterloo High School.
1	Middleton sings to large audience	Review of performance by Arthur Middleton.
1	Track meet to be held at college May 6	Schools from northeastern Iowa will be invited.
1	Charles Zueblin lectures Friday	Profile of Charles Zueblin.
1	Press Association of Iowa Colleges is to meet at Iowa University	Many colleges will attend this sixth annual conference.
1	Gay old men as chorus girls; faculty men stage two plays Mon.	Hope to raise more money for Student Loan Fund.
1	Large crowd in attendance at dramatic contest	Gladys Lynch, Dale Welsch, and Florence Begeman take first, second, and third prizes, respectively.
1	April Fools dance	Manual arts students will sponsor dance.
2	Prospects for track	More men than usual are interested in going out for track.
2	Philomathean Society	Enjoyed recent program.
3	Folk song program	Performed by sixth grade pupils at the Training School.
4	State Board of Education decision	Will not now purchase additional land or build new buildings for the Teachers College due to high costs.
4	Why I am becoming educated	Believes that a college education is important if one wants to do more than teach in a rural school.
5	Students from outside of Iowa 1921-22	Breakdown by state and country of students at ISTC from outside Iowa.
5	Convention of speakers April 27 to 29; Delta Sigma Rho expects fifty delegates from many states	Will meet at University of Iowa.
5	T. C. alumnus becomes presiding judge of superior courts of Los Angeles county California	Profile of Frank R. Willis.
6	Aristo program	Program schedule.
6	Football schedule for 1922
8	Prof. Hays	Judged a chorus contest in Decorah.
8	Prof. D. S. Wright	Attended the International Religious Education Association meeting in Chicago.
8	Mr. Fred Lindsey	Visited friends.
8	Misses Vey and Myrna Boss	Visited parents in Cedar Falls.
8	The T. C. Minnesingers	Entertained the Ames glee club.
8	Mr. Miller Christiansen	Visited friends.
8	Achoth House	Boarding house news.
8	Birthday party	Mark tenth anniversary of founding of Camp Fire organization.
8	Report from the English Department	Professor Barnes has been active in debate work.
8	Training School News	News from the Training School.