College Eye — March 19, 1924

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Rev. Norman B. Henderson will deliver address	Earlier announcement was in error.
1	Minnesingers on annual concert tour; have one of best male glee clubs in state; will give home concert Thursday evening	Roster of officers and members of the Minnesingers; performance preview.
1	Alberto Salvi, concert harpist, on lecture course; "Wizard of the Harp", brought here for concert	Brief profile of the performer.
1	Miss Kathryn Robb wins dramatic contest; John Poland wins second prize and Helen Dunlap third	Roster of speakers and their recitations.
1	Y. M. C. A. banquet for basketball squad; tickets will be on sale this week; will be held Tues. in Bartlett Hall dining room	Will show appreciation for the team's work.
1	Senior B. A. class enjoys pig party	Description of the party structured on a pig theme.
1	Teachers-19240319-parsons women's debate here Friday; rival institutions will discuss U. S. entry in League; U. of Iowa and T. C. to clash next week	Prospects for the debate.
1	French artist gives delightful program; Dumesnil, versatile pianist, is accorded hearty welcome	Review of performance by Maurice Dumesnil.
1	Minnesingers Glee Club	Members of glee club; photo.
1	Student Council offers prizes for best short stories; prizes of $10, $5, and $2.50 offered for best stories	Open to all TC students.
1	Old Gold election	Will elect staff.
2	Teachers frosh finish high up in state tourney; play brilliant band of ball but miss the breaks; eliminated in semi-finals by Council Bluffs; Bates ho	Won against Muscatine, 45-14; lost to Council Bluffs, 30-25.
3	T. C. Society	News about student organizations.
4	Editorially speaking; the Student Welfare Committee--the all-college dance--and, the Student Council	Disagrees with Student Welfare Committee's decision for the Student Council to stop holding dances that are not exclusive to students of the college.
5	Square and Compass Club	Roster of officers.
6	Extension schools for summer	Will be held at Atlantic, Estherville, Keokuk, Osceola, Sac City, and Shenandoah.
6	North Central Teachers meeting	Several faculty and alumni appear on program.
6	All set for tournament; thirty high school teams will compete; this year's tournament promises to eclipse all previous events; many strong teams have	Teachers College High School prepares for basketball tournament.
7	"The Call of the Canyon" screened by Paramount; Zane Grey's latest novel of the west is dramatic, appealing and thrilling	Review of the book and movie "The Call of the Canyon".
8	Mrs. Lee T. Smiley	Spent Saturday with her husband.
8	Dr. A. E. Meswarb	Will be doing more dentistry work.
8	Mr. Bert Van der Brink	Has returned to school.
8	Miss Elizabeth Tritt	Visited her sister Alice.
8	Prof. R. R. Hollingsworth	Will be returning to Cedar Falls from his work in Chicago.
8	Miss Ella Hatch	Is the new instructor in the Bible department.
8	Miss Zenia Phillips	Will be replacing Marguerite Uttley.
8	Miss Anna Wild	Is ill and was taken to Rochester.
8	Friday Mr. H. Don Ambler	Was here to interview teachers.
8	The English department	Added Ella Murphy to the teaching staff.
8	Miss Vernona Goetsch	Visited with friends here.
8	Prof. W. B. Fagan	Went to the hospital due to influenza.
8	Dean L. I. Reed	Visited schools in Guttenberg and Radcliffe.
8	Prof. Wester and Mr. Hendrickson	Were doing study center work in Creston.
8	Miss Florence Hildreth	Is back home in Ackley.