College Eye — November 14, 1923

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Student Loan Fund committee gives report	Contributions total $557.48; sixteen of twenty-two requests receive help.
1	Program for Homecoming is announced; many new features on this year's program; Homecoming begins Friday night, Nov. 23rd; prize for showing in parade	Program and schedule.
1	Armistice Day is observed at chapel; excellent program is given	Hear readings and honor the dead.
1	"Loyalty" song is selected by College; I. S. T. C. now has official school song; Miss Dorothy McFarland of Marshalltown is composer; is winner of $15	Dorothy McFarland wins $15 prize; have tried to find a good song for several years without success; will be sung at Homecoming; photo.
1	Woman returns conscience money	A guilty conscience from a theft led to paying for them twenty years later.
1	Marshalltown students meet to form club; sixteen present at meeting last week	Group meets and elects officers.
1	Second lecture course number Thursday night; woman candidate for senator here tomorrow; Mrs. Peter Olsen of Minnesota will deliver address	Profile of the speaker.
1	W. A. A. plans girls athletic tournament; Miss Fober local delegate to Grinnell Convention	Also held picnic this fall.
1	We thank you	YMCA raised $1000 in its fund drive.
1	"Dad" Elliot's secretary visits college; Messrs. Bell and Hinkley here last Thursday	Purpose of visit was to inspire students.
2	Literary	Seniors show school support.
3	Women's societies paired for annual debate; will discuss teachers annuity bill	Literary societies are preparing for debate.
3	Ley Hall organizes S. A. club; have party night of Halloween
3	Loyalty song of I. S. T. C.	Lyrics printed.
3	Campus notes	Roster of faculty who went to study centers.
4	Editorially speaking; how about senior caps and gowns?	Wants college to buy caps and gowns to reuse every year.
4	Editorially speaking; what are you doing for Homecoming?	Encourages alumni to attend.
5	Local society	News from the literary societies and other organizations.
6	Mat artists will soon resume work; two classes in wrestling will be held daily; several meets already scheduled with other colleges	A new mat was ordered to provide more practice room for wrestlers.
6	Second year primaries	Meeting to be held.
6	Simpson proves too strong for Tutors; fighting pedagogs put up real battle; opponents score two touchdown in third quarter; score 13 to 6	Stubborn resistance despite five injured teammates.
6	Prospects good for successful basketball season; wealth of high school stars to choose from; seven letter men will be out for squad	All of last year's first string players are returning.
6	Faculty men's sports	Volleyball team played Y. M. C. A.
6	Children's book week	Collection of pictures on exhibit in the library.
7	Bartlett Hall	News notes about residents.
8	Mr. Richard Hostrop	Returned from Minnesota for a visit.
8	Mr. Lester Minkel	Spent the weekend here at the college.
8	Miss Maxine Lamson	Spent the weekend here visiting the college.
8	A demonstrator from Waterloo	Has been showcasing sewing machines.
8	Miss Mary Hart	Was visiting from Iowa City.
8	Miss Evelyn Arquette	Spent the weekend in Mason City.
8	Mrs. Thomas Williams	Visited her children here.
8	Mr. George W. Samson, Sr.	Visited Cedar Falls.
8	The home economics classes	Will be serving luncheons.
8	Miss Alison Aitchison	Inspected schools in Dubuque.
8	Mr. Donald Baum and Mr. George Paschen	Spent the weekend in Perry.
8	Mr. and Mrs. Carter	Spent the weekend in Osage.
8	Miss Margaret Huff	Visited home in Osage.
8	Mr. Leslie I. Reed	Inspected schools in Independence and Manchester.
8	Mr. Frank Peircy	Visited the college.
8	Miss Eunice McMann	Returned home due to family illness.
8	Mr. Macy Campbell	Spoke at a school dedication in Lamont.
8	Mr. Winfield Scott	Attended an American Society of Agronomy meeting in Chicago.
8	Mr. John Barnes	Is enjoying his leave of absence as is studying at Michigan University.
8	Miss Agnes Samuelson	Began work in the extension department.
8	Mrs. T. B. Homan	Returned from spending time with her family.
8	Prof. and Mrs. S. F. Hersey	Motored to Earlville.
8	Miss Charlote Curea	Left school due to illness.
8	Miss Vernette Wood	Is now a nurse at the college hospital.
8	This week is World Prayer Week
8	Mr. Harold Christianson	Visited friends on Friday.
8	Alonza Whitney	Spent the weekend here with friends.
8	Miss Louise Adler	Was in Albert Lea, Minnesota.
8	Miss Monica Wild	Injured her knee.
8	Prof. Smith	Visited the college.
8	Miss Geneva Fober	Will represent ISTC at a state convention.
8	Miss Doris White	Sprained her ankle.
8	The Department of Education	Is conducting a large survey to compare college's curriculum in psychology.
8	Miss Jane Reyberson	Visited Mary Paige.
8	Miss Grace Lambert	Returned here for a visit home.
8	Mr. Edward Smith	Has returned after a serious illness.
8	Miss Dorothy Wilson and her sister Iris	Have been visiting their brother in the hospital in Waterloo.
8	Miss Mildred Toundsend	Returned home due to family illness.
8	Misses Marjorie Patterson, Gladys Lynch	Judged a declamatory contest in Waterloo.
8	Miss Josephine Prior	Has gone home to Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
8	Pres. and Mrs. Seerley	Visited family in LeMars.
8	Mr. John Cook and Mr. John Harshbarger	Went to a game in Indianola.
8	Mr. Edward Cummins	Was home over the weekend.