College Eye — November 28, 1923

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Many alumni attracted here for Teachers College Homecoming; Wilbur H. Bender delivers Homecoming address before packed auditorium; carnival and dance	Review of Homecoming activities.
1	Pleasing musical program given by Miss Freeman	Review of performance by Alta Freeman, assisted by Harald Holst and Iva Musbach.
1	Kappa Delta Pi initiates new members	Roster of members.
1	College Orchestra makes big hit at Waterloo; gives first of concerts at Plaza theatre; conductor Gundry is lauded	Full houses enjoy performances.
1	Alpha Literary Society wins women's annual debating contest; will be presented Marian McFarland Walker debate trophy; Eulalian furnish good comp.	Results of third annual inter-society debate. Winner receives Walker Trophy.
1	Debaters are out for "non-stop" record; on last lap for T. C.-Simpson contest; winter debate looms big	Men and women are preparing for the competition.
1	Three ladies glee clubs are organized; over 300 tried out for places this year	Bel Canto glee club organized to accommodate the large number of students who tried out; Cecilians are highest, Bel Cantos are second, and Euterpeans are third.
1	Annual honorary forensic banquet big success	Students and alumni enjoy banquet and program.
1	Noted chaplain to speak at vespers on Sunday; Rev. H. C. Hengeel, U. of Wis., will give address
1	Cedar Falls band next lecture course number; is one of best concert bands in middle west; Prof. F. L. McCreary of faculty is conductor	Program preview.
1	English Club	Will meet.
2	Delphian	Had a meeting.
2	Irving	Had regular meeting.
2	Training School	News of the Training School.
2	Addition to college faculty	Profile of George R. Mach.
2	An explanation	The paper is delivered late because the printing company moved this week.
3	Literary	Creative writing from students.
4	Editorially speaking; Homecoming this year and next	Homecoming late this year because of football game conflicts; Student Council did a good job planning.
4	Editorially speaking; why not a holiday after Thanksgiving?	Wants the Friday after Thanksgiving off so students can go home.
5	Radio program	Alumni welcomed through radio announcement.
5	T. C. Societies	News from the literary societies and campus organizations.
5	The pop-off	Encourages students to support high quality entertainment.
6	Telegraphers win Homecoming battle; Western Union triumphs over State Teachers; game is played in sea of mud; final score is 6-2; blocked punt by Roed	Captain of W. U. fumbled behind his own goal and scored two points for I. S. T. C.
6	Tennis tourney is progressing	Class winners will play for college title.
6	Old Gold sells plan to Chicago firm	Elmer Burch sells subscription plan to company.
7	Who is "it"?	Believes that the joke of taking other students' possessions has gone too far.
8	Mrs. S. C. Franklin	Has been visiting her sister.
8	Mr. and Mrs. L. Riggs	Spent the weekend with Sara Riggs.
8	Helen Cook, Hallie Farren	Spent the day in Hudson.
8	Mr. O. B. Read	Is on his way to Canada for business.
8	Bernice Frederick	Visited Springville.
8	Mrs. Robert Wilson	Visited her daughters.
8	Dr. A. Bruce Curry	Is here giving lectures.
8	Mrs. C. W. Fiester	Visited with faculty during homecoming.
8	Some of the alumni	Graduates that returned for homecoming.
8	Now that homecoming	Graduates came back for homecoming.