College Eye — February 28, 1923

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Maude Royden greeted by appreciative audience	Review of Maude Royden's speech.
1	German comment on present condition	Complains about terms of Versailles Treaty.
1	Minnesingers return from concert tour	Visited Aplington, Ft. Dodge, Clarion, Odebolt, and Lohrville.
1	Demonstration of physical education women's department	Program for the presentation of skills and dances.
1	Washington Ball a success; over $125 raised for junior-senior banquet	About seven hundred students attended the first annual event.
1	Trial of prof causes sensation; boarding houses file complaint; oppose gastronomical reforms	Professor Abbott lectures on food and physiology.
1	The wearin' of the green	Poem about new rule requiring freshmen to wear green caps.
1	Red Cross life saving examinations	To be held in March.
2	What's your score?	Comments on the cafeteria experience.
3	A Day in India	Portrays missionary experience.
3	Iver Christoffersen	George Samson, Sr., and Iver Christoffersen visited home.
3	Teachers lose hard fought battle 23-24	I. S. T. C. defeated in basketball by Cornell College.
4	These green pages	Green pages of College Eye symbolize freshman edition of the paper.
4	We are the college baby	Freshmen comment on wearing green this spring.
4	Life's fourteen mistakes; life's fourteen privileges
4	Pianists seem to be popular	Six pianists have toured in Iowa this season.
4	Dr. Winfield Scott Hall	Spoke to campus Christian organizations.
4	I was a freshman once	Encourages freshmen in editing their issue of the College Eye.
4	Mr. Editor	Believes that support of athletics is important, but that students should also support other interests on campus.
5	Why I don't like Saturday	Claims that the comforting weekly routine is disturbed on the weekends.
5	A necessary discomfort	Complains about his woes from taking a bath.
5	As the Angelus rings	Comments on teaching in one's hometown.
6	Myrtle Hutchinson	Myrtle Hutchison visited her sister Mabel; Mildred Bunn has recovered from her illness.
6	A debauch	Describes butterflies and bees feasting on fermented apple cider.
6	Radio concert	Professor Begeman invites friends to listen to his radio set.
6	Study preferences of first year students	Freshmen tell what they like to study.
6	A tea was given	YWCA sponsors tea for Maude Royden's secretary.
7	President Seerley and Prof. Macy Campbell	Attending the National Educational Association winter session in Cleveland, Ohio.
7	Miss Marie Harrison	Visited her home in Cedar Falls.
7	Miss Isabel Rasmussen	Visited her sister Irene in Cedar Falls.
7	Mr. and Mrs. John Glenn	Went shopping in Waterloo; visited friends and family in Cedar Falls.
7	Miss Ruth Martin	Visiting friends in Cedar Falls.
7	Miss Altha Curtis	Visited her home in Cedar Falls.
7	Miss Rose Wilcox	Teaching in Waverly; visited friends in Cedar Falls.
7	Miss Anna Bein	Visited her sister Betty in Cedar Falls.
7	James Fottral	Refereed a game in La Porte City.
7	Miss Genevieve Margaret Staudt	Visited the home of Professor Cable.
7	Miss Maude Royden, Miss Speer and Dr. Winfield	Dinner guests of Marion Walker.
7	Dorothy Smalling	Visited campus; attended Miss Royden's lecture.
7	Hazel Lamb	Visited Nina Stevens.
7	Plooma Scoles, Esther White, Nina Stevens and Edna Miller	Returned to classes after short illnesses.
7	Are you pushing?	President of the freshman class claims that freshmen are doing their part to boost school spirit.
7	Dressed fleas	Displayed at Washington Ball.
7	Training School News	News from the Training School.
8	Announcing our candidacy for the College Eye staff 1923-24	Students running for College Eye staff are pictured individually; photo.
8	Olivette Lodge	Boarding house news.
8	Music?
8	Iowa's experience with consolidated schools	Macy Campbell made presentation at national rural education conference.
8	T. C. bachelor hall	Describes the disarray of his bedroom.
8	The sea	Says that he misses the sea.