College Eye — October 3, 1923

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	T. C. club elects	Roster of officers.
1	College orchestra starts work; several positions in orchestra still remain open	Students encouraged to join.
1	Men---here is your chance; men's mix will be held Thursday night	Men encouraged to come meet each other.
1	Minnesingers notes	Roster of officers.
1	"I'm here"	Promised cartoon character's comic strip is printed on page 7.
1	National Camp Fire secretary will be here	Edith Kempthorn will speak.
1	Student council is organized for year; will back Senior Class in carrying out "College Day"; prize of $15 is offered for school song; contest closes	Roster of officers; plans to support Class Day activities.
1	Cedar Falls jubilee Oct. 12; Magnus Johnson will be main speaker	Sponsored by downtown merchants; will attempt to raise money to bring Dubuque students here for game.
1	In the spirit of friendship; Y. W. C. A. welcomes young women of institution; next week is membership week; weekly meetings held at chapel time	Urges women to join.
1	Results of class elections	Results that were not available at the previous printing of the College Eye; roster of officers.
1	Operatic trio gives splendid concerts; music lovers treated to excellent programs	Trio performed to accompaniment of Alta Freeman; photo.
1	Student Loan Fund benefit October 11th	Fund authorized two years ago; about $2500 raised; students will bring Eugene Laurant to campus in hopes of raising more money.
2	Cedar Falls band gives good concert; director McCreary is to be commended upon good work
2	Miss Reding gives solo	New music instructor performs.
2	Ley Hall	Roster of officers.
3	Training School News	Football team tied Waverly, 6-6.
4	Editorially speaking; your pep--where is it?	Support the football team.
4	Editorially speaking; why Homecoming Nov. 24th?	Encourages students not to let the lateness of Homecoming dampen school spirit.
4	Editorially speaking; wanted--a few traffic policemen	Suggests students not pass the auditorium when chapel is meeting.
5	Society and entertainment	News from the literary societies.
6	What's been happening	News from the YMCA.
6	Senior class takes charge of chapel	Presents program Monday morning.
6	Teachers are all set for St. Ambrose game; line up for opening battle still uncertain; T. C. will present strong team; Coach "Mendy" is hopeful of out
6	Dempsey-Firpo battle is reproduced on the Hill; identity of combatants and promoters well concealed	Two unidentified men fought in the center of about 100 unknown men.
6	Untitled	Café is renamed and T. C. Society members prefer it to all others in Cedar Falls.
7	Hobo frat holds dance	About twenty-five couples attended.
7	Student volunteer tea	Will meet under YWCA auspices.
8	Miss Hazel Stoddard	Visited for Cattle Congress.
8	Miss Ruth Nolte	Visited her sister.
8	Mrs. Shutt	Is on her annual vacation.
8	Miss Jessie Juhl	Went to Dubuque.
8	Mr. Merton Closier	Visited the college.
8	Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Knoepfler	Left to see their ill son-in-law.
8	Mr. Vern Tansy	Visited for the All-College Dance.
8	Miss Grace Rait	Went to an institute in Newton.
8	The second year primaries	Entertained the first year primaries.
8	There were nine study centers	Instructors and the locations of the centers.
8	The Faculty Men's Glee Club	Had their first meeting.
8	The members of the Department of Education faculty	Met at the house of Mr. Buffum.
8	On Monday night	Mr. and Mrs. Eells entertained friends.
8	The college students	Many students attended church even though other activities were going on.
8	Many students attended	Cattle Congress was held last week.
8	Wilma Livy	Is ill at the College Hospital.
8	Miss Alma Smith	Was visited by her brother.
8	Miss Gladys Gashel	Visited the college.
8	Mr. T. B. Homan	Attended the funeral of his father-in-law.
8	Miss May Smith	Was at an institute in Monticello.
8	Mr. Earl M. London	Attended the funeral of his uncle.
8	Miss Marie Tracy	Visited her sister Beth.