College Eye — September 13, 1922

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Fall term opens; the best way to become acquainted with Teachers College	Students should read the College Eye in order to keep well informed.
1	In memoriam	Lengthy memorial statement on the death of Sara Findlay Rice, who died September 2, 1922.
1	Literary societies	Time for literary societies to recruit new members; brief look at the purposes of the societies.
1	A faculty column	College Eye will feature a faculty column to broaden the newspaper's perspective.
1	Y girls at Lake Geneva	Brief summary of activities at Lake Geneva camp; roster of ISTC representatives.
1	Rummens-Glenn	Nora Rummens married John C. Glenn.
1	Coach Mendenhall held first football practice Monday	Brief look at the season's prospects.
1	An abominable practice	Criticizes those men who try to persuade women to enter their cars late at night.
1	Laughs	Classifies different kinds of laughter.
1	Letter from T.C. alumna; with the American Red Cross in Czechoslovakia	A look at postwar work in Czechoslovakia.
2	Welcome to ISTC
2	Bess Streeter Aldrich writes letter to Alpha	Looks back at experience as a member of Alpha; hopes to attend reunion.
3	Inklings	Poems entitled "Thoughts," "La Petite Maison," and "Dry Run" are printed.
4	Student selection of college courses	Understands difficulty that students find in selecting a course of study.
5	Henak-Whitford	Blanche Henak married Lawrence Whitford.
5	New professors for fall term	Brief profiles of new faculty.
5	Alpha still leads	Group carried on summer program.
5	Untitled	Promotes Alpha Literary Society through poem.
6	New force in extension work	Professors Fuller and Huglin join the Extension staff; outline of their planned work.
7	Ain't it a shame
8	The Auditorium	Painted over summer vacation.
8	Miss Velma Porter	Plans to teach in Le Mars.
8	George Porter	Left Cedar Falls for Winnebago, Minnesota, where he plans to teach physics and coach.
8	Among the changes	Describes changes to College Hill; trees removed; new beauty parlor next to Lewis barber shop.
8	Frank Hovorka	Plans to study chemistry at the University of Illinois.
8	Frank Hovorka, Keith Cook, Sam Maust, and Herchberger	Drove to Colorado during vacation.
8	Miss Mina Wilson	Teaching in Sioux City.
8	Miss Ada Dorrell	Teaching English, Latin, and bookkeeping in Dana, Illinois.
8	Prof. George Underwood and wife	Visited Mr. Underwood's mother in Kansas City.
8	Miss Elizabeth Hart and Miss Florence Begeman.	Left Cedar Falls to teach in Monona, Iowa.
8	Misses Celia and Esther Natzke	Left Cedar Falls to teach in Aubrey and Manson, respectively.
8	S. C. Jacobsen	Visited friends on the Hill; returned from Citizens Military Training Camp where he was an instructor.
8	Miss Olive H. Bell	Teaching in Jesup along with Mildred Froelich.
8	Prof. W. L. Wallace	Purchased and remodeled a house at 2603 Olive Street; lives there with his family.
8	Miss Mildred Newton	Visiting her parents in Cedar Falls.
8	Miss Fray Parkin	Teaching in Waterloo.
8	Miss Marjorie Patterson	Teaching in Dysart; visited her parents.
8	Miss Marie Harrison	Plans to teach in Owasa.
8	Mr. Ivan Maxson	Superintendent of schools in Plainfield.
8	Mr. Lester Minkel	Principal at the high school in Plainfield.
8	You've been wondering where Altha Curtis	Teaching in Alpha, Iowa.
8	Miss Dorothy Weatherwax	Attending Grinnell College.
8	Mrs. W. H. Bedford	Returned to her home in Alhambra, California, after visiting friends and relatives in Cedar Falls.
8	Charles Leavitt	Teaching near Westfield, Iowa.
8	Anna Cordts	Taking classes in Iowa City this term.
8	Miss Marian Palmer	Has been living with Professor Newton's family; plans to live in Bartlett Hall during the school year.
8	Leo Friis	Teaching in Clinton.
8	Miss Helen Ford	Teaching in Delhi.
8	Prof. F. L. McCreary	Spent time in Decorah with his family.
8	James Mueller	Teaching in Dike; confined to his home due to an illness.
8	Eugene Lynch	Teaching in Sigourney, Iowa.
8	Beauty shop on College Hill	Clyde Lewis opens new shop.