College Eye — September 20, 1922

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Election reports from classes	Roster of class officers.
1	1200 attend mix	Many attend get acquainted party.
1	Attendance 2070	Enrollment increases by 500 students; may be due to economic hard times.
1	Memorial service	To be held for Sara Findlay Rice.
1	The team in the making; first game Sept. 30	Football team prepares to face Cornell for the first game of the 1922 season.
1	How it looks	Portrays a new student's view of a college education.
1	On holding a chair	Gives advice for faculty members; finds teaching to be a daunting profession.
1	To think about	Offers opportunity for other groups to edit an issue of the College Eye.
1	Spiritual laws	Text of chapel address by Professor Paul.
1	Men exclusively	YMCA held get acquainted party for men.
1	Letter from T. C. alumna	Continued account of Red Cross work in Europe.
2	Inklings	Poems entitled "My Sweetheart," and "Evening Stars."
2	A word from a friend to the men out for football	Encourages football players to give something back to ISTC.
4	Many men	Are trying out for glee clubs.
4	Life's occupation	Poem about rushing through life.
4	On general information	Criticizes article written by Robert M. Gay, published in Atlantic Monthly, concerning the importance of general information in education.
4	To the Training School	Believes that student teachers should be placed in the Training School according to their subjects of expertise.
4	Students are invited	Criticizes the run-down appearance of the docks and boatsheds at Island Park.
4	The large enrollment	Why a large enrollment is good for the college and for Cedar Falls.
4	Group pictures	Summer school student group pictures are available.
4	What is the matter with Teachers College?	Believes students cannot get a proper education in only four years.
5	C. S. A. A.	Met recently; roster of officers.
5	Y. W. C. A. tea	For women students and faculty members.
5	How to use the library	Information of how to locate and check out a book.
5	Aristos	Met recently; roster of officers.
5	The Homerians	Held first meeting of the fall.
8	Silver wedding anniversary	Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Gibson celebrated 25th wedding anniversary.
8	Roger Wilson	Doing graduate work in chemistry at the University of Wisconsin.
8	Ella Cowlishaw	Returned to school this term.
8	Bill and Bob Ernst	Visited their mother; Bill is superintendent in Epworth and Bob is superintendent in Ollie.
8	Earl Whitford	Returned to the University of Wisconsin.
8	Prof. F. L. McCreary	Entertained guests at his new home.
8	Miss Charlotte Heft	Returned to school for fall term.
8	Miss Ona Diedereck	Living in the Phi Omega Pi house.
8	Paul Warttman	Returned to Moorhead, Minnesota, after visiting Iowa over the summer.
8	Warren Dickenson	Enrolled in classes again.
8	Miss Marie McNamara	Visited friends in Waterloo.
8	Miss Ruth Metcalf	Teaching in Alta; visited friends in Cedar Falls.
8	Over thirty members	Pauline Waits entertained members of the Shakespearean Literary Society.
8	The Misses Elizabeth Warttman and Altha Curtis	Visited their families; teaching in Alpha, Iowa.
8	Vesta Weaver	Returned to campus to complete her school work.
8	Bob Cook	Visited friends on the Hill.
8	M. Victor Shore	Teaching junior high in Waterloo.
8	Less Hoon	Enrolled at I. S. T. C.
8	Otis McCreary	Attending the University of Minnesota; visited campus.
8	Last Sunday, Carl Hansen	Plans to do graduate work at Columbia University.
8	Jimmy James	Visited campus; teaching and coaching in Clarion, Iowa.
8	Earl Stout	Teaching two classes of Freshman English.
8	Mr. Nyholm	Danish visitor observes American teaching styles.
8	Mr. Fred Cram	Returned to his job at the Extension Office.
8	Tammany Hall remnants	Former residents have scattered, but try to keep in touch by mail.
8	Phi Omega Pi	Achoth becomes Phi Omega Pi; house located at 2007 College Street.
8	Training School news	Teachers got together with picnic.