College Eye — February 20, 1924

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Shield party a great success	Students enjoyed medieval party.
1	Teachers College wins honors in state oratorical; next year's contest at T. C.	Description of the competition at Penn College.
1	Teams for dual debate are chosen	Will debate League of Nations topic with Parsons College.
1	Cecilians preparing for annual concert	Will appear in concert in several Iowa cities.
1	Milan Lusk to give recital	Performer profile.
1	Theta Alpha Phi to present Dulcy; auspices of Am. Leg.	Preview of the play.
1	Junior College Eye	Juniors edited this issue of the paper.
1	Washington Ball Saturday; 2nd annual event in commemoration of Washington; stage set for opening	Preview of the dance.
2	Seniors take charge of vesper service	Program of the service prepared by the seniors.
3	Tutors defeat Iowa Wesleyan	Winning at half time, 11-1; will play Upper Iowa tonight.
3	Purple matmen of Cornell down Teachers; Cornell wrestlers win by 11-7 score	Cornell had one fall and three decisions; Tutors had one fall and one decision.
3	Slump in the Saturday intramural contest; Hobos, Alpha Chis, and Xanhos still in lead	Intramural sports updates.
4	Editorially speaking; traditions	Believes that Junior Class should edit one issue of the College Eye every year.
4	Editorially speaking; "To whom it may concern"	Encourages landlords and store owners to sprinkle ashes over the ice so students don't fall.
4	Editorially speaking; the father of his country	Tribute to George Washington.
4	Editorially speaking; Campanile	Wants students to support building the Campanile.
5	T. C. Society	Campus social calendar.
6	Attention men!; Y. M. C. A. room closes during chapel period every Thursday	Encourages men to attend chapel.
6	"Pioneer Trails"; college men head Gold Rush of '49, expert says	Review of "Pioneer Trails".
7	We love us	Poem about the juniors.
7	History of Class of '25	Juniors have been heavily involved in campus activities; photo.
7	We as Juniors believe that	Twelve quotes the class likes.
7	Introducing Class of '25; the junior in college	Hopes students are thinking about their futures.
8	Palmer Hollis	Spent the weekend in Hudson.
8	Miss Margaret Parks	Will be visiting friends on campus.
8	Hugh S. Logan	Attended the Lambda Gamma Nu dance.
8	Agnes Little	Enjoyed a visit from her mother.
8	Walter Ruther	Visited friends in Cedar Rapids.
8	Edwin Brockman	Returned from a visit to Ames.
8	Mr. C. W. Wheeler	Spoke to upperclassmen.
8	Peter Kuan	Was ill last week.
8	Clara Brooks	Will visit friends at Chicago University.
8	Alice Swasey, Isabel Scott, and Myrtle Marks	Visited friends in Sumner.
8	Miss Hazel Strayer	Judged a declamatory contest in Shell Rock.
8	Miss Bernice Slifsgard	Spent the weekend at home in Cedar Falls.
8	Mrs. Lee T. Smiley	Visited her husband in Cedar Falls.
8	Progessor O. E. Finkenbinder	Will be leaving to visit Chicago.
8	Mary Lynch	Spent Sunday in Charles City.
8	Madeline Howard	Visited with Erma Logan.
8	Miss Bernice Toms	Spent the weekend in Marion.
8	Charlotte Blumenstiel	Visited Mason City over the weekend.
8	"Justy" Justesen	Refereed a wrestling match in Charles City.
8	Miss Grace Gaarder	Judged a declamatory contest in Dike.
8	Miss Gillam, Miss Gaarder, and Miss Guyer	Judged a declamatory contest in New Hartford.
8	Miss Irene Goodwin	Spent the weekend with her parents.
8	Bartlett Hall	News from Bartlett Hall.