College Eye — October 18, 1922

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Welcome	A current student greets an alumnus with a big handshake.
1	The Good Schools Committee	Group may file charges against May Francis.
1	Get busy	Urges student groups and houses to decorate for Homecoming.
1	And next the finance campaign!	YMCA and YWCA will be raising money for their work.
1	New T.C. ruling	Lettermen's Club says that students should not wear clothing with their high school monograms or monograms from other colleges.
1	The battle of the windmills	Sarcastic review of debate between Smith Brookhart and Clyde Herring.
1	The next N.E.A. meeting	Will meet in Cleveland in March.
1	A week ago Tuesday	Eighteen Training School students attended the Cedar Falls Jubilee without permission; will be punished.
1	An American audience is not difficult to please	Review of performances of "The Climax," "The Marriage of Kitty," and "Rosmersholm."
1	Show your pep	Seeking essays on Homecoming for the College Eye.
1	According to an announcement	Ironic comment on politics.
1	Who put the pep in pepper?	Encourages students to show their school spirit at Homecoming festivities.
1	Homecoming	President Seerley hopes that Homecoming will serve the good purposes of the school.
2	Training School News	News notes from the Training School.
3	Mr. Lovejoy	Anecdote from address by Mr. Lovejoy.
3	Inklings	Collection of poems.
3	The 1923 Old Gold	Urges students to buy a copy.
3	The charges filed	Investigation into charges that supporters of May Francis paid voters at the primary election.
3	Conference at Cornell	To organize volunteer work for the state.
3	C. S. A. A.	Held business meeting and program.
3	Troubadours	Elected officers.
4	At a meeting of the English Club	English Club sets up criteria for membership.
4	What is Americanism?	Wonders about the definition of "Americanism," which was quoted in a recent political speech.
4	Are the Christian associations worthy of your support?	Urges students to support Christian associations.
4	Homecoming	Compares a college homecoming to returning to one's home.
4	If my neighbor wishes	Feels that Professor Fagan forces students to think.
5	Election ahead; now what of suffrage?	Claims that suffrage defines a duty to one's country.
5	Literary; fits and misfits	Believes that obstacles and difficulties during college benefit a person in that they will be better prepared for challenges to come.
6	In our paper 30 years ago today	News from the old student newspaper.
6	Teachers' pensions	Former student Venancio Trinidad sends information about pensions for teachers in the Philippines.
6	Phi Omega announces the pledging of	Roster of pledges.
7	In retrospect	Believes the writing of personal experiences during World War I is vital to American history.
7	Field artillery at sea	Relates experience on the transport Traz Os Montes during World War I.
8	Prof. Fred Cram	Doing extension work in Linn and Poweshiek Counties.
8	Prof. F. E. Fuller	Doing consultative work in Grundy Center and Eldora.
8	Miss Eva May Luse	Returned from her trip to Cheyenne, Wyoming; spoke to the State Teachers Association.
8	The Shake-Aristo initiation	Held at the Pines.
8	The Zeta Kappa Psi and Delta Sigma Rho	Plans for a Homecoming banquet.
8	President Seerley	Went to Des Moines.
8	Esther Paschen	Teaching in Monormin; visiting her home in Cedar Falls.
8	Beatrice Johnk	Visited friends in Steamboat Rock; Josephine Parker went to Ackley.
8	DeWitt Welty	Called home due to his father's death.
8	Miss Blanche Standley	Fractured her ankle.
8	Miss Nettie Lindahl	Plans to return to campus after suffering from the chicken pox.
8	Milton Methfessel	Visited Cedar Falls.
8	Lester Minkel	Visited Cedar Falls to attend the plays "The Climax" and "Rosmersholm."
8	Ruth Allen	Teaching in West Bend; visited Ley Hall.
8	Miss Helen Hack	Recovering from her surgery for appendicitis.
8	Mr. Beacom and wife	Visited campus.
8	Elizabeth Weaver	Married E. A. Schemel on August 23, 1922.
8	Miss Zoe Williams	Left school due to her illness.
8	Olivette Lodge	Boarding house news.
8	Harmony Hall	Boarding house news.
8	Sky-Bo House	Boarding house news.
8	Piano recital	Performance program for Lois Roush.
8	Y. W. C. A. Bible course starts tonight	Mrs. O. B. Read will lead.
8	Y. W. C. A. tea	Recent teas have been enjoyable.
8	The White House News	Boarding house news.