College Eye — June 29, 1923

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Dr. E. J. Cable	Professor Cable wrote Iowa geography textbook.
1	The Cedar Falls Band	Cedar Falls Band will give concert on campus.
1	Beatrice Wilbur	Beatrice Wilbur will move to Duluth.
1	Scholarship to be recognized; honor society is organized	Kappa Delta Pi chapter organized on campus; will be installed soon; twenty students to be honored.
1	Judge Florence E. Allen speaks to large audience	Speaks on duty of people to make government right.
1	The fact that Mr. Dennis	Professor Dennis speaks on campus.
1	Jennette Carpenter	Jennette Carpenter is charter member of Phi Beta Kappa chapter at Cornell.
1	Coffer-Miller players here next week	Traveling company will put on several plays.
1	Third grade state certificates	To be granted to students after two years of college.
1	Coach training	Over two hundred men are enrolled in coach training.
1	Between 900 and 1000 students	About one thousand students took the uniform county examinations this week.
1	Vesper service next Sunday; Mr. Frederick J. Libby to speak	Speaker profile.
1	Philo dance	Will hold dance in Gymnasium.
1	Grundy Center victors over Tutors	Grundy Center defeated I. S. T. C. in baseball, 6-3.
1	The Iowa State Teachers Association	Schedule of speakers for ISTA convention.
1	The heat	New shades installed in Gymnasium.
1	Memories; to Dr. Gist	Poem in response to Cedar Falls Record's memorial tribute to Professor Gist.
2	What should be the aim of a college?	Claims that college should be responsible for developing the minds of its students.
2	In the June number	Professor Archer wrote an article on schools.
3	A special chapel service	Chapel service remembers Professor Loughridge.
3	Elmer Burch tries to get Mr. and Mrs. Hollingsworth to sponsor the Philo dance	But there is no Mrs. Hollingsworth.
4	Ned Irving	Plans to teach agriculture and manual training at Odebolt; Dale Welsch is superintendent.
4	Miss Marcia Newton	Accepted position as primary teacher in McCallsburg.
4	Miss Jennette Carpenter	Left for San Francisco to be the delegate at the National Education Association meeting.
4	Miss Esther Elliot	Recovering from her illness.
4	Mrs. Walker	Recovering from a broken arm.
4	Hugh Logan	Plans to be superintendent in Allison.
4	E. A. Ralston	Accepted position as superintendent in Renwick.
4	Milton Tostlebe	Accepted position as superintendent of consolidated schools near Watertown, South Dakota; his wife will teach there as well.
4	David W. Knepper	Plans to be superintendent in Springville, Iowa.
4	Miss Esther Tostlebe	Visited campus; plans to spend the summer in Boulder, Colorado, then return to her position in Odebolt.
4	Prof. Geo C. Robinson	Fractured his leg.
4	Bernice Slifsgard	Camping at Riverview Park with several other women.
4	The men who went to Geneva	Returned from their trip.
4	Mr. Dale Welsch	Visited campus looking for a manual training and agriculture teacher.