College Eye — March 28, 1923

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Cecilian concert	Will present annual concert.
1	Y. M. election	Clifford Winder is president.
1	A word to the living!	Herluf Strandskov will speak at Biology Seminar.
1	Dr. Charles W. Gilkey to address students	Will give three addresses on applied Christianity.
1	All women students take notice	WAA will hold mass meeting.
1	Sorority initiation	Kappa Theta Psi initiated Eva Banford.
1	Gene hears about "Passing Show of 1923"	Fictional character tells of his experience watching "Passing Show of 1923," put on by the Alphil Company of I. S. T. C.
1	Freshmen to wear bands and caps for four weeks	May possibly hold some sort of contest to determine when freshmen may put aside green caps and armbands.
1	Election of Old Gold staff for 1924	For junior class members; only dues-paying members may vote.
1	Iowa University players attract large audience	Review of the performance of "The Merchant of Venice," by students of University of Iowa.
1	Farewell breakfast for Miss Hogrefe	Will attend University of Chicago for spring and summer terms; plans to return in the fall.
1	Y. M. and Y. W. Easter morning service	To be led by Professor Wright in the Auditorium.
1	Officers to be installed	For YWCA.
2	John Bennett	John Bennett visited campus; Russell Lamson has grown a beard.
2	Paderewski concert	Review of Paderewski's concert in the Des Moines Coliseum.
2	Why not vespers?	Suggests better times to have religious meetings.
3	Minnesinger banquet	Program for formal banquet; included toasts and singing.
3	Hoffman Hall hard time party	Enjoyed dinner and games.
3	Notice to juniors	Should pay dues if they wish to attend the spring banquet.
3	Band concert Friday night	Cedar Falls Band will perform.
3	Commencement committee appointed	Roster of committee members appointed by President Seerley..
4	The American high school	Discusses the importance of a good high school education.
4	An undefended frontier	Claims that United States international relationships are positively affected by the fortunately isolated location of the Americas.
4	The State Board of Education	Enrollment for 1922-1923 will likely reach 6500.
4	Our advertisers	Encourages readers to patronize advertisers.
4	State U. vs. Teachers College	Compares the State University of Iowa and Teachers College dramatic productions; finds I. S. T. C. lacking.
5	Shakes initiate pledges	Roster of pledges.
5	April fool program	Program for upcoming Neotrophian event.
5	Extemporaneous speaking	Eulalian initiates entertain members of the society.
5	Societies increase membership	Increased numbers of women students prompt constitutional changes to allow literary societies to have more members.
5	Homerian pledges to give one act play	Initiates will perform for the other members.
5	Phi Omega Pi	Betsy Madison visited; dinner held in her honor.
5	Phi Omega Pi	National president visits.
6	Prof. Geo. W. Muhleman	Professor Muhleman is teaching at Hamline.
6	Grinnell girls give concert	At Cedar Falls High School; photo.
6	Philo program	Program for recent meeting.
6	Margaret Fuller Ossoli	Program from recent meeting included music and dance.
7	Training School News	News from the Training School.
7	Seniors may make gift	Thinking about appropriate gift.
8	Ernest Ruppelt	Visited campus during his vacation.
8	Miss Alice Childs	Attended the Daughters of the American Revolution state conference.
8	Macy Campbell	Attended the teachers meeting in Sioux City.
8	Miss Luse, Mr. Swain, Mr. Wallace and Mr. Fullerton	Attended the teachers meeting in Fort Dodge.
8	Miss Marguerite Butler	Visited Ruby Rohwer.
8	Mr. Lloyd Phillips	Visited friends on campus.
8	Frank Hovorka	Visited Cedar Falls to get his naturalization papers; Mr. Cory and Mr. Brown acted as witnesses.
8	Helen McCreary	Visited friends and relatives in Cedar Falls.
8	Misses Abbie Cole and Grace Gaarder	Visited Waterloo.
8	Miss Dora Bentley	Plans to continue teaching in Alta.
8	Charlotte Lautzenheiser	Visiting friends and family in Cedar Falls during her vacation.
8	Miss Mary Grace Ellis	Went shopping in Waterloo.
8	Prof. P. Victor Peterson	P. Victor Peterson is working on his doctorate in chemistry in California.
8	By an overwhelming majority	J. F. Cross was elected mayor of Cedar Falls.