College Eye — February 27, 1924

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Miss Lucille Reding in piano recital
1	Milan Lusk proves a real artist; is warmly received by appreciative audience	Performance review; photo.
1	Eye election March 6	Hope for spirited election.
1	P. T. demonstration in chapel	Training School students will dance.
1	Student volunteers meet; T. C. host to student volunteer convention; over 150 delegates here for annual meeting; convention in session from Feb. 29 to	Those interested in missionary work meet on campus.
1	Tutor grapplers tame tigers; whitewash Des Moines U. and win championship; capital city squad swamped by 24-0 score	Play by play of the wrestling meet.
1	Sunday morning service in auditorium	Edwin F. Lee will speak.
1	Second annual Washington Ball success; elaborate decorations and special dances feature
2	Training School	High school basketball team wins against Eldora, 15-12, but lost to Grundy Center, 27-16.
2	Students of I. S. T. C.	Encourages students to donate money to starving students in Soviet Union.
3	Scandal--folks!	Promises a lampoon issue of the College Eye; encourages students to submit stories.
3	Veterans of the world war reorganize	Veterans from I. S. T. C. met.
3	Literary	Creative writing by students.
4	Editorially speaking; welcome volunteer delegates	Offers hospitality to student volunteers.
4	Editorially speaking; state teachers--hosts	Encourages students to show hospitality to guests.
4	Editorially speaking; the juniors "Carry On"	The Junior Class is able to handle responsibility.
5	Bartlett Hall	News of residents.
5	T. C. Society	News from student organizations.
6	State Teachers five falls before Simpson College; battle is nip and tuck all the way; Methodists form Indianola present strong offense	T. C. lost to Simpson, 22-10; photo.
6	Intramural teams roll up big scores; Hobos lose first game; Xanhos and Alpha Chis still head of the list	Intramural sports highlights.
6	Hilltoppers swamp Upper Iowa in whirl-wind tilt; locals sweep thru defense at will and win by score of 31 to 17; Dormanites no match for battling Peds	Student support was strong; photo.
7	The pop-off	Junior student encourages students not to congregate outside the auditorium because they clog the hallway.
7	Campbell to cooperate with Farm Bureau	On study of rural education.
8	Miss Gladys DuBois	Attended society meetings.
8	Miss Leila Woolverton	Was in the college hospital.
8	Hilda Jefferson	Returned home due to family illness.
8	The playlet given by the seventh grade	Was enjoyed by all who saw it.
8	Mary Carroll	Spent Saturday in Dunkerton.
8	Mr. Earl Grosshauser	Visited Dorothy Brummer.
8	Dorothy Purnhage	Visited with Dorothy Niemeyer.
8	Marie Wirkler	Spent the weekend with Nora Wirkler.
8	Mr. Viggo Justesen	Was in Des Moines for business.
8	Miss Margaret Wagner	Returned to school after a brief illness.
8	Prof. I. H. Hart	Spoke to a veterans group in Waterloo.
8	Those on our faculty	Faculty will attend a conference in Chicago.
8	Prof. Eells and Mr. Moeller	Attended a convention in Chicago.
8	Jimmy Fottral	Refereed basketball in Genesco.
8	Miss Thomas	Returned home to see her ill brother.
8	Show hospitality	Visitors will be on campus.
8	Miss Carol Payne	Visited her parents.
8	Miss Ruth Bodenham	Visited with Altha Curtis.
8	Miss Sue Hanlon's sister	Visited here.
8	Miss Lena Jane Carlson	Returned home.
8	Miss Elizabeth Hart	Is home due to a measles epidemic.
8	Miss Lora Busby	Visited here.
8	Dr. F. N. Mead	Spoke to the faculty men's club
8	Registration for the state student volunteer convention	Will be taken at the Y. W. C. A. office.
8	Miss Bartelle Larson	Attended the Washington Ball.
8	Miss Anna Wild	Is not back to work due to poor health.
8	Mr. John Norman	Visited from Iowa City.
8	Miss Margaret Parks	Visited here for the weekend.
8	Mr. William Putney	Visited the Hobo House.
8	Dr. F. Q. Brown	Was here to hire a teacher.
8	Miss Mary Louise Peebles and Miss Martha Nichols	Accompanied Lois Patten to her home.
8	The Cecilian Glee Club	Performed at chapel.
8	Miss Margaret Baren	Attended the Gamma Phi dance in Ames.