College Eye — December 5, 1923

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Fall term commencement exercises yesterday; six B. A. degrees awarded yesterday; Pres. Seerley confers honors upon sixty-three; largest number of	Roster of graduates.
1	New social fraternity organized on hill; name of new organization is Lambda Gamma Nu	Has been working on organization for a year; list of members and officers; will have house at 24th and Olive Streets.
1	Cedar Falls band is enthusiastically received; large audience greets lawn city band	Performance review.
1	Theta Alpha Phi	Regular meeting planned.
1	Teachers conference here; brings here prominent assemblage of educators; seventh annual conference on rural schools and teachers training; foremost ed	Program for the rural education conference.
1	Noted speaker will appear on lecture course; Eugene Davenport to speak in aud. Thursday at 11:25	Profile of Eugene Davenport.
1	Art exhibit held in vocational building; valuable paintings and art work on display	Pratt Institute material on display.
1	Miss Gladys Lynch wins annual declamatory contest; judges are Miss Strayer, Prof. Cram and Mr. Leavitt; G. B. Ferrell wins second and Dwight James 3rd	Review of the debate.
1	One act plays prove popular with students; presented by repertoire students under direction of Miss Martin
2	Training School	Having football banquet; interclass basketball tournament.
2	Phi Sigma Phi	Roster of initiates.
2	Pres. Seerley returns	Has been lecturing at University of Texas.
3	Untitled	Professor Strayer served as judge at declamatory contest in Stanley.
3	Mr. Degen of Robin Hood opera in city; will appear in person at Regent all this week	Students should take advantage of the opportunity to see him perform.
3	The pop-off	Classes in the auditorium find it difficult to concentrate when students in the hall are disruptive.
4	Editorially speaking; how can they do it?	Disagrees with prominent writer who contends that education can take place at home; universities are unnecessary.
5	Literary	Continuation of story about Homecoming.
5	Miss Martin honored	Nancy Ferguson points to her inspiration.
5	Bartlett Hall	News of residents.
6	Sigma Tau Delts entertain pledges	Roster of pledges.
6	Aristos elect	Roster of officers.
6	Women's athletic tournament progresses rapidly	Tennis tournament was temporarily delayed due to weather.
6	T. C. basketball captain	Profile of "Ike" Perry; photo.
6	Wrestling squad will soon begin work in earnest; dual meet scheduled with Cornell in February	Looking forward to eight or ten winter matches.
6	Lid is pried off basketball season; five members of last year's team are back; Tutors should be represented by worthy quintet	Squad to be chosen.
7	T. C. society	Campus social calendar.
8	Mr. Harold Mann	Spent Thanksgiving here with friends.
8	Miss Gertude Reynolds	Returned to South Dakota after visiting.
8	Miss Hulda Lund	Spent Thanksgiving here.
8	Word comes to us	Beatrice Wilbur is working in Wisconsin.
8	Miss Lucille Popejoy	Will be visiting her sister in Nebraska.
8	Miss Zelda Blake	Spent time with friends at Bartlett Hall.
8	Miss Bernice Unrau	Went to Reinbeck last Sunday.
8	Miss Anna Carlson	Was in Cedar Rapids for the weekend.
8	Mr. Earle M. Briggs	Is going to Independence.
8	Miss Ethyl Arsers	Spent the weekend at the Phi Omega Pi house.
8	Mr. Hillis Helmar	Visited the Hill.
8	Lois Patton's mother	Visited last week.
8	Miss Ruth Dawes	Spent the weekend at home in Independence.
8	Mr. and Mrs. Harold Palmer	Were here for Thanksgiving.
8	Catherine Burns' sister	Was visiting from Sheldon.
8	Miss Vira Speigelberg	Will be spending the winter at home.
8	Miss Bernice Swallum	Visited friends on the Hill.
8	Miss Ruth DeWitt	Visited friends in Bartlett Hall.
8	Miss Dorothy Corning	Spent Thanksgiving in Cedar Falls.
8	Ley Hall news	News of residents.
8	The day after Thanksgiving	Many alumni visited the campus.