College Eye — October 25, 1922

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Teachers win home game; Teachers 7, Simpson 6	Homecoming game featured the largest crowd ever to attend an ISTC game.
1	Budgets for "Y" drive	Line item breakdown of budget.
1	News and comments	National and international news with campus connections.
1	Pay your subscriptions before Nov. first	Next issue of the College Eye will be edited by the junior class.
1	Mr. Frank Alva Parsons	Frank Alva Parsons will speak on interior design.
1	The issue of the College Eye	Lee Campbell will propose a new plan for the management of the College Eye.
1	Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A. will launch big financial drive next week	Teams will solicit students; goal is $3045.
1	Homecoming in brief	Wrap-up on Homecoming activities; was more successful that 1921 celebration; Student Council deserves credit.
1	Why I support the Y. M. and Y. W. C. A.	Students and faculty tell why they support the Christian associations.
2	Miss Doris Rice	Has been elected to a national dramatic society.
2	Miss Gertrude Reynolds	Is teaching physical education and taking classes at the University of South Dakota.
2	Miss Margaret Allison	Has been elected to a senior honorary society.
2	Miss Margaret Allison	Has earned high grades at the University of South Dakota.
2	Miss Mary Carnahan	Talks about how much she likes living in Kentucky.
2	Local	Former ISTC Professor Charles Meyerholz is teaching at the University of Pittsburgh
2	In our college paper 30 years ago today	News from the old student newspaper.
2	Philo program	Several members spoke on the program.
3	Field artillery at sea (concluded)	Relates experience on the transport Traz Os Montes during World War I.
3	To the tune of "Hiawatha"	Poem tells the story of a girl who neglected her studies.
4	Relative value of service	Claims that if schools restrict enrollment, teachers' wages will rise.
4	Below is an extract	Excerpts from Homecoming address by President Seerley.
4	The students showed a lot of Homecoming spirit	Alumni also showed spirit, sometimes traveling a great distance to get to campus.
4	A gathering of students	Scolds those who talked or laughed during the playing of "Nearer my God to Thee," at the Homecoming football game.
4	Wonder why the school spirit	Disagrees with the author of a letter concerning events during a football game between Cedar Falls and Oelwein High Schools.
4	Notes on Homecoming	Quick new notes on campus Homecoming activities.
4	It is quite generally conceded	Criticizes students for poor behavior during chapel services and dramatic performances.
5	Clippings From the Sidelines	Briefly talks about football-related anecdotes.
5	Hootings of the owl
5	Cedar Falls will welcome	Bonnie Murray will appear at the Regent Theater.
6	Men's inter-society debate	Rules for the competition.
6	Homerian	Program for meeting.
6	C. S. A. A.	Initiates ninety new members.
7	Alpha-Philo Homecoming	About forty enjoyed banquet.
7	Training School News	News notes from the Training School.
8	Aristos	Held regular meeting.
8	Ivan Maxson	Visited Tumble Inn, as did Lester Minkel, Norma Herrling, and James Mueller.
8	Dorothy Smalling	Visited friends in Cedar Falls during Homecoming.
8	Beatrice Decker	Visited Cedar Falls.
8	Lillian Stine	Attended Homecoming activities.
8	Birss Curtis	Visited Cedar Falls for Homecoming; Altha also visited.
8	Clay Cowan	Coach at Sanborn High School; visited his home in Cedar Falls.
8	Mr. and Mr. Miller Christiansen	Visited Cedar Falls.
8	Vivian Kelly	Training to become a nurse at the Wesley Hospital in Chicago.
8	Chloe Carter and Freda Morris	Visited Chloe's home in Marshalltown.
8	Stella Farley	Visited friends in Greene.
8	Mr. Cory	Attended the Board of Secondary Education meeting in Ames.
8	Esther Natzke	Assistant principal in Manson; visited Helen McCreery.
8	Helen McCreery	Visited her home in Cedar Falls.
8	Eleanor Barr	Attended the Alpha Tea; plans to return to school for winter term.
8	Miss Marjorie Patterson	Visited Cedar Falls for Homecoming.
8	Ruth Snider	Visited campus.
8	Its hard to tell who enjoys Homecoming the most	Debate about who enjoys homecoming more, faculty and staff or alumni; pep rally held.
8	Elbert Linn	Visited campus.
8	Donna Stewart	Visited the home of the Childs.
8	Ruth Sherrard	Visited Carrie Watson.
8	Herbert Cook and wife	Visited Cedar Falls for Homecoming; serving as superintendent in Dinsdale.
8	Frances Glenny	Visited Grinnell College.
8	Mrs. C. H. Payne	Visited her sister, Esther Trowbridge.
8	Olivette Lodge	Boarding house news.
8	Bartlett Hall	Homecoming news about Bartlett Hall residents.
8	Sky-Bo house	Boarding house news.
8	Shedd Hall	Boarding house news.