College Eye — October 4, 1922

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Conference here tomorrow	Fifth annual normal training conference to be held.
1	Homecoming	Hopes current Student Council can do as well with arrangements as last year's council did.
1	Former student addresses chapel	Profile of Jesse McLaughlin and his mission work.
1	Y. W. membership campaign	Urges women to join.
1	The play festival	Will present Pater Noster, The Climax, The Marriage of Kitty, and Rosmersholm.
1	The Forensic League	Completing plans for intrasociety debates.
1	Teachers defeat Cornell, 3-0	Teachers won their first game of the 1922 season.
1	Letter from Trinidad	Former student Venancio Trinidad tells about his experiences in the teaching department of Northern Luzon Normal School in the Philippine Islands.
1	What of the state superintendency?	Gives opinions on the political race for the office of State Superintendent of Schools.
2	Jubilee	Cedar Falls will celebrate seventieth anniversary of Rock Island Railroad.
2	New appointment	Alexander Schutz appointed to post in Romance Language Department.
2	The Iowa State Conference on Social Work	To be held on campus.
3	Inklings	Poem about a lost love.
4	Publicity	Believes that readers want to see news about people like themselves in the newspaper.
4	Buena Vista vs. college team	Encourages students to come to the game against Buena Vista.
4	Will Iowa place a Socialist	Says that voters should rely on information, not faith, to make their decisions.
4	Untitled	College Eye claims that it criticizes aspects of ISTC, because the staff cares so much about the school.
4	Untitled	Criticizes editor for statements made concerning the acceptable actions of professors.
4	The College Eye	College Eye claims that the opinions of contributors do not necessarily represent the views of the College Eye staff.
4	Clippings From The Sidelines	Talks about experiences at Cornell football game.
4	"The Main Issue"	Education requirements of teachers will be discussed at the Normal Training High School Conference.
5	Tag Day for few only	Several cars were parked illegally; owners were ticketed and may have to pay a $5 fine.
5	Delphian Society	Entertained guests at meeting.
5	Pessimistic?	Claims that only determination can get one through a difficult class.
6	C. S. A. A.	President Seerley spoke to group.
7	Training School News	News notes from the Training School.
8	Bill Doyle and Leo Collins	Entertained guests from Waucoma.
8	Miss Christine Klein	Visited Cedar Falls.
8	Mrs. Nellie B. Greene	Went shopping in Waterloo and visited Cattle Congress with Emma Basham, Beth Geraldine Gruman, E. Elizabeth Smith, Grace Warren, and Viva Mann; all teach in Harlan School in Oelwein.
8	About 40 freshman P. T. girls	The women were initiated in the Gymnasium.
8	Among those who attended the house party	Mildred Luse hosted a party at her home.
8	Miss Mildred Rickford	Visited her home.
8	Louis Putz	Parents visited.
8	Miss Thurn and Miss Doherty	Went to Manchester for a visit.
8	Mrs. L. I. Reed	Went shopping in Waterloo.
8	Miss Vivian Searles	Visited Waterloo.
8	Miss Norma Herrling	Visited Tumble Inn, along with Lester Minkel and Ivan Maxson.
8	Mr. James Mueller	Visited his mother, Mrs. J. Mueller, in Cedar Falls.
8	Many students	Students attended Cattle Congress.
8	Horseback riding	Continues to be popular.
8	Miss Lulu Sweigard	Went shopping in Waterloo.
8	The "out-door sport"	Students are sitting around campus and studying outside.
8	The "Boys" were happy Saturday morning	Visited Mt. Vernon.
8	Mrs. Hazel Hunt	Spent the day in Waterloo with her mother, Mrs. Lafe Wamsley.
8	Miss Bess E. Horne	Teaching in Waterloo.
8	If you wish to know the definition for "initiation"	Freshman Physical Education women were initiated.
8	Mrs. Gertrude Clark Parker	Visited friends on the Hill; stayed with Mrs. Rownd.
8	The Misses Marion Harmison, Bessie Podaril, and Irene Welsh	When shopping in Waterloo.
8	Gertie Brosdal	Visited Cattle Congress.
8	There are about 25 girls from South Dakota	Attending I. S. T. C. for the first time.
8	LOST- A wrist watch	Eleanor Jones lost her watch and is offering a reward.
8	Herbert Cook	Superintendent in Dinsdale; visited friends and went to Cattle Congress.
8	Miss Helen McCreery	Teaching in Jesup; visited her home.
8	The Junior and Senior classes	Physical Education Department juniors and seniors asked to assist in a program given at the Cedar Falls Jubilee.
8	Miss Helen Snyder	Visited her home in Hanlontown.
8	Dorrell Hall	Boarding house news.
8	Shedd Hall	Boarding house news.
8	Olivette Lodge	Boarding house news.
8	Troubadours mobilize	Glee club organizes and elects officers.