College Eye — January 10, 1923

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Ossoli presented with Mrs. McFarland Walker trophy	Women attend in society gowns.
1	"Reno Divorce Court" here on Thurs. night Jan. 11	To be presented by Cedar Heights Community Players.
1	Letter to Pres. Seerley; former student writes about conditions in Europe	Lawrence Jepsen comments on the current state of Europe.
1	Y. W. secures noted speaker; Maude Royden making third tour of America; will appear here Feb. 24
1	Oratorical contest a week from Thursday	Eight contestants will participate.
1	Former T. C. graduate elected speaker of Iowa lower house	Profile of Joseph H. Anderson.
1	Seerley addresses "Y" men	Seeks to inspire young men with Christian ideals.
1	Debaters receive medals	President Seerley makes presentation.
1	President C. G. Lawrence and Professor Emil Lange	C. G. Lawrence and Emil Lange visited campus.
1	Carl Hanson writes from New York	Tells of his experiences at Columbia University.
1	Trinidad sends New Year's greetings	Student claims that his years at T. C. were the best years of his life.
2	World will yet be saved; silver tongued orators point the way	Orators will present program of lectures.
2	Cliosophic Literary Society	Will send money to Russian relief instead of having a Christmas party; roster of officers.
2	Training School News	News from the Training School.
4	A suggestion	College Eye requests summaries of worthwhile articles from newspapers or magazines.
4	We must not worry because Germany is bankrupt	Criticizes statement made by British Parliament member J. R. Remer concerning conditions in Germany.
4	Since January first	Street cars available for trip to Waterloo.
4	It is an old story	Says that students speaking loudly in the hall outside the chapel are infringing upon those students who want to hear the speaker.
4	The Student Council	Defends the Student Council against the comments made concerning requiring freshmen to wear green caps.
4	What constitutes an intellectual aristocracy?	Suggests that current intelligence tests are not a good measure of capability.
5	Marjorie Hammer	Elected as head of Clio society; roster of other members elected to various positions.
5	Gamma tea	Alpha Beta Gamma held tea in the West Parlor of Bartlett Hall.
5	For former member of the P. T. faculty	Doris White hosted a party in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Spafford.
5	First exchange program	Plans for the first two literary society programs.
5	Economic prizes	Professors offer prizes for economic study.
6	Gymnasium open for recreation every Saturday afternoon	Opportunity to form intramural basketball league.
6	Basketball schedule	Team will face Luther next.
6	Mat meets scoring plan changed; fall scores five points, decision three	Scoring changed to encourage wrestlers to work for a decision.
6	Jim Fottral	Basketball captain is featured; photo.
6	Teachers College to stage H. S. tournament	Teams will compete for silver cups, small gold basketballs, and the Cedar Falls Commercial Club trophy.
6	What house, society, or club has best basketball team?; why not form an intramural league and find out?	Encourages students to form an intramural basketball league.
6	Wrestling meet with Cornell assured; final arrangement for wrestling here	Team will face Cornell in late February.
6	Tutors defeat Cornell in exciting battle; Perry featured with four long shots from mid-floor	ISTC narrowly defeated Cornell in basketball, 22-21.
7	L. S. A.	Will hold regular meeting.
8	Mrs. Harold C. Milversted	Margaret Alison Nisbet Milversted appointed Worthy Matron; Alice Cramer visited campus.
8	Literary societies prepare for society day	The women's literary societies held business meetings in preparation for Society Day.
8	Robert Holliday	Visited friends on the Hill.
8	Many faculty members and residents students	Harry Lauder performed at the Waterloo Theatre.
8	Vincent Hall	Spent Christmas vacation in Cedar Falls; studying in Iowa City.
8	Lester Minkel	Visited Tumble Inn, along with Ivan Maxson, James Mueller, and James Bell.
8	Charles Rummens	Returned to class after suffering from an illness.
8	Miss Eva Luse	Mother died.
8	Registrar C. S. Cory and Mrs. Cory	Planning for an eight-week leave of absence to vacation.
8	Miss Effie Schuneman and Miss Edna O'Ryan	Plan to study modern art in Cleveland, Ohio, with Ralph H. Johonnet.
8	George W. Samson	Appointed director of the Teacher Placement Bureau of the Department of Public Instruction.
8	Prof. C. C. Swain	Father died.
8	Macy Campbell	Plans to address people of the Wapello Consolidated school on a bond issue.
8	Supt. H. E. Blackmar	Spoke with Macy Campbell, along with A. E. Jewett and H. C. Moeller, about legislation regarding the certification of teachers.
8	Macy Campbell	Addressed the Board of Education of Consolidated schools about school taxes; a resolution was passed.
8	Blanche Standley	Attending school again.
8	Dorothy Mueller	Visited relatives in Dyersville and Earlville.
8	Dorothy Hayes	Visited friends and family in Cedar Falls.
8	Miss Florence Valentine	Visited campus.
8	Many former students and graduates	Visited campus during vacation.
8	Gaylord Archer	Visited Clawson Hall.
8	All the girls who have their names field	Students who work for the Y. W. C. A. are asked to turn in their winter term schedules.
8	Miss Annette Cretzmeyer	Accepted a position as stenographer in Waverly.
8	Irene Davis	Visited campus.
8	Clifford Winder	Teaching in Ringsted, Iowa; visited campus.
8	Miss Rachael Newkirk	Accepted a temporary position at a school in Pennsylvania.
8	Esther Natzke	Visited friends and family in Cedar Falls.
8	Miss Florence Magowan	Attended a conference of the Student Staff of the Central Region of the Y. W. C. A. in Chicago.
8	Miss Beatrice Decker	Visited friends on campus.
8	Dorothy Corning	Attended the National Student Council of the Y. W. C. A. conference in Chicago.
8	Mary Louise Weikert	Spent vacation in Chicago visiting friends.
8	Former student undergoes operation	Mary Sweigard had appendicitis.
8	Atherton B. Clark	Atherton B. Clark appointed district judge.
8	Mrs. Harold C. Milversted	Margaret Alison Nisbet Milversted appointed Worthy Matron; Alice Cramer visited campus.