College Eye — November 15, 1922

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Keep the date open	Sir Basil Thomson will speak on criminal investigation.
1	Harmonizing science and religion	The Reverend F. H. Gillette will speak.
1	Zeta Kappa Psi convention coming	Local chapter looking forward to the convention.
1	Service-Star Legion entertains T. C. vets	Veterans enjoy dinner.
1	News and comments	Campus news notes.
1	Keen interest in new plan; faculty members come out in support of Mr. Campbell's plan	Faculty members outline their support for the new plan for financing and managing the College Eye.
1	Teachers defeat Penn 20-0	ISTC will play next football game against Fayette.
2	Concert by the College Orchestra	Performance program.
3	The annual Red Cross roll call	Red Cross is working hard and needs funds.
4	There may be more reasons than one	Notes that ISTC veterans did not wear their uniforms and medals on Armistice Day; believes that they were appropriately modest in not wearing them.
4	Some students take this course	Believes that a new curriculum should be developed, so that no student should have to take a class in which he or she is not interested, simply because it is required.
4	Should the College Eye discuss	Wonders whether or not the College Eye should cover "issues of public concern."
4	The shipping bill	Does not support the Ship Subsidy Bill, now being considered in Congress.
4	The special chapel program	Compliments chapel speech.
6	Pleasant Hall	Boarding house news.
6	Sky-Bo House	Boarding house news.
6	Olivette Lodge	Boarding house news.
6	The trouble with teachers	Believes that teachers should relax and act foolishly on occasion.
6	Training School News	News notes from the Training School.
6	C. S. A. A.	Will have party with Knights of Columbus.
6	Girl Reserve work	Three women in charge of work with school children.
6	Harmony Hall	Boarding house news.
7	Y. W. C. A. party	Had a Chinese theme.
7	Business of the Finance Committee, Nov. 10, 1922	Faculty leaves approved; other faculty appointed; wireless equipment to be ordered.
7	Diamonds are trumps	Story about a man buying a diamond for his wife.
8	A. E. Nielsen	Teaching at Hull in Sioux County; plays in the town band and high school orchestra.
8	Miss Irene Nugent	Elected to succeed Lorraine White as president of the White House sorority.
8	Miss Dally Mower	Visited her sister Anna.
8	Elsie McElhinney	Went to Waterloo.
8	Helen Lilly and Isa Houser	Visited friends in Dysart.
8	Friends of George Porter	George Porter married Gladys Dyrland on October 2, 1922.
8	Dr. Clarence Ray Aurner	Member of the Penn College faculty.
8	Noel Logan	Voice instructor at Penn School of Music.
8	Annamae Gorman	Visited friends on College Hill; plans to return to school at the beginning of winter term.
8	Miss Sara Riggs	Granted leave of absence for winter term; Bernice Toms appointed to take her place.
8	Miss Toms and Miss Haight	Spent the summer in Europe together.
8	Miss Marjorie E. Baldwin	Married Harry Peterson on November 4, 1922.
8	Prof. and Mrs. Hayes	Drove to Iowa City with their daughter Genevieve and her friends Gladys Swain, Alice Deetrich, and Gladys Lynch.
8	Genevieve Dunkle	Went with Helenara Wayne to her home in Nashua.
8	W. H. Gemmill	Visited campus to work on business for the Finance Committee of the State Board of Education.
8	Prof. H. L. Eells	Went to Muscatine for institute work.
8	Benjamin Boardman	Visited campus on business.
8	The Sioux Club	Held a social meeting at the home of Mrs. H. C. Harmon.
8	Otis McCreary	Visited family and friends on the Hill.
8	Prof. Brown	Went to Iowa City.
8	Prof. Louis Begeman	Suffering from rheumatism.
8	Miss Florence Magowan	Attended a State Student Secretaries' Conference.
8	Prof. Hart	Visited Iowa City with his daughter.
8	Wednesday afternoon	Physical education students performed fitness tests for several schools.
8	Edna May Rittenhouse	Suffering from tonsillitis.
8	Bartlett Hall	News of residents.