College Eye — February 13, 1924

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Beware-scandal!	Lampoon issue of The College Eye to be issued soon.
1	Impressive "Wilson Memorial Service" given Sunday; over 1000 attend service in honor of former president	Speakers pay tribute to President Wilson.
1	W. A. A. makes plans for basketball contest	Groups should organize; WAA now has sixty members.
1	Tutors come back; fighting pedagogs tie for first place for conference championship; score stood 15 to 5 at half time; Teachers College five wallops U	Won against Upper Iowa University, 19-14.
1	Milan Lusk, Bohemian violinist, is coming	Will benefit Student Loan Fund.
1	Pan-Hellenic Council forms constitution; organized to promote inter-fraternity friendship	Formed to create friendship and mutual helpfulness among fraternities.
1	State Teachers will debate Univ. of Iowa; is first dual debate between two schools for several years; will discuss expediency of waterway from Chicago	Women will debate.
1	Class of 24 appreciates senior teas	Thanks faculty for meeting with seniors over tea.
1	Truax-Barthelow wedding	Alice Truax married Lester Barthelow.
1	Humorous magazine makes debut at college	Students feel that a regularly published magazine will be a benefit; new magazine is The Beacon.
1	Famous Coffer-Miller plays enjoyed by all; comedies "The Rivals" and "The Imaginary Invalid" win approval	Large audiences appreciate performances.
1	Campanile for 1926	Alumni dinner to be held to raise money for the Campanile.
2	Tutor five and Iowa Wesleyan clash Sat.	Encourages students to attend the game.
2	Training School	East Waterloo beat TCHS in basketball, 28-3.
3	Frosh tackle Mason City College again; Cowleites should have easy going	Freshman basketball team to play an away game.
3	Thomas Meighan is not woman-19240213-proof in "Woman-19240213-proof"; queer situation finely handled in latest Paramount comedy-drama	Review of the movie "Woman-Proof".
4	Editorially speaking; parking places--or--trophy cases?	Encourages students to socialize anywhere that does not disrupt the normal hallway flow of traffic.
5	T. C. Society	Campus social calendar.
6	Grapplers invade Cornell; T. C. wrestlers face "Polly" Wallace's squad; is big match of season; Cornell has classy outfit; Stevie on the sick list	Despite numerous injuries, the wrestling team is difficult to beat; students encouraged to support their team.
6	Hilltoppers get setback from Simpson; Old Man Jinx rides hard on trail of Tutor hoopsters; lose ragged game by 25 to 11	Offense played well but couldn't score many points.
7	Fast games feature Saturday intramural contests; Lam Gams, Hobos, Xanhos, and Alpha Chis cop battles last week; race narrows down and teams battle	Intramural sports highlights.
8	Miss Margaret Parks	Will be visiting campus.
8	This afternoon	Y. M. C. A. board will hold a meeting.
8	Sunday evening	Professor Campbell spoke at East Park Presbyterian Church.
8	For the past few weeks	Dogs and cats have been on the Hill.
8	Miss Ruth Shaffer	Visited friends here.
8	Mrs. F. P. Rehmeir	Will be helping in the rural department.
8	Prof. S. A. Lynch	Judged a declamatory contest in Independence.
8	Prof. Macy Campbell	Has articles published.
8	Mr. Kadesch	Talked to the faculty men's club.
8	Miss Carol Payne	Spent some time in Cedar Falls.
8	The county committee	Had lunch at Bartlett Hall.
8	Miss Laura Jane Baker	Is teaching in Waterloo.
8	Mr. Elmer Burch	Has been in the college hospital.
8	Next Monday evening	Professor Holst will sing in Fort Dodge with the Philharmonic Choral Society.
8	Miss Linnea Anderson	Will be teaching in Postville.
8	Miss Hazelle Harper	Visited friends in Chicago.
8	Miss Irma Peper	Has measles.
8	Mrs. H. W. Sawyer	Is visiting friends in Cedar Falls.
8	Mr. Wallace Curtis and Mr. James Fitzgerald	Will be playing at the Oster Regent Theatre.
8	Miss Helen Cook	Visited the college last Thursday.
8	Miss Miner	Visited here with Helen Cook.
8	Professor and Mrs. J. A. Wiley	Announce the birth of their son Wilbur.
8	Alpha Delta news	Final initiation took place; roster of initiates.
8	Y. W. C. A. meeting	Will have a music meeting during chapel time.
8	Square and Compass Club holds scholarship record	Members are 83.33% above average in their grades.
8	Mrs. Seerley entertains	Entertains friends in Home Economics dining room.
8	De Molay dance	Invited Square and Compass Club to dance.