College Eye — September 10, 1924

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1	Men's glee clubs formed this summer; close term with entertainment	Troubadours and Minnesingers perform for benefit of Campanile fund.
1	Attention	Still seeking College Eye staff.
1	How to use college library; study all regulations carefully	Procedures for using the Library.
1	Green caps and arm bands are delayed; to be sold at future date	Description of the caps and armbands; will not be sold during registration as they were last year.
1	Students to secure 1925 annual free	Will be able to redeem coupons from merchants for purchase of Old Gold.
1	Y. W. C. A. welcomes women of college	Quick description of programs and services.
1	Old Central Hall	Central Hall; photo.
1	A chronicle of I. S. T. C. in 1878	Description of the school from an 1878 issue of the Iowa Normal Monthly.
1	Summons issued for fall debaters; Fish--new debate coach	Will feature two courses of study.
1	Summer students give popular three act comedy; Famous Mrs. Fair great success	Review of the play.
2	Prof. C. W. Helsley	Resigned as head of the training school; plans to study theology at Boston University.
2	Macy Campbell	Spent a week in Conway, Arkansas, lecturing; plans to spend fall term lecturing in several other states.
2	The Iowa State Fair	Glover Ferrell and Benjamin Boardman were in charge of the I. S. T. C. exhibit.
2	President and Mrs. Seerley	Attended the National Education Association meeting in Washington, D. C.; details of the meeting provided.
2	George T. Baker	Visited campus with W. H. Gemmill, J. W. Bowdish, and W. F. Proudfoot on business about the new Men's Gymnasium and Men's Dormitory.
2	More than forty graduates and former students	Attended classes in Iowa City over the summer.
2	The merchants advertising in the Eye	Urges support of College Eye advertisers.
3	Progress made in Campanile drive; cost estimated	Brick and stone will cost $25,000, clock will cost $12,000, chimes will cost $15,000; faculty pledge $10,000; cash and pledges have passed $25,000.
3	Prof. Gundry resigns	Will study in France.
3	Alumni Council organization formed; preparation for Campanile of '26	Council will push fundraising for the Campanile.
3	Prof. John Barnes resigns	Will continue graduate study at University of Wisconsin.
3	Prof. Underwood resigns	Will teach at North Carolina College for Women.
3	The Inquiring Reporter	Students offer opinions on living conditions at I.S.T.C.; some believe a men's dormitory is needed.
4	Ironical Ike says--; Cynical Sylvia says--	Jokes and commentary on student life and classroom experiences.
4	Miss Lou Shepherd	Lou Shepherd appointed to Extension faculty.
4	The wearin' o' the green	Directs freshmen to observe the traditional wearing of green caps and armbands.
4	Crepehangers--no!	Predicts a successful football season.
4	Lend a hand to the freshmen	Urges upperclassmen to help freshmen during registration.
4	Preamble	Outlining goals for staff of College Eye.
4	"Pep" Club	Believes in the need for a spirit organization on campus.
5	Otis McCreery	Married Marian Allen.
5	Marjorie Cooke	Married Einer Morgenson.
5	Dorothy Hays	Married Martin B. Robbins.
5	Hattie Caroline Iblings	Married Glen Saul.
5	Adolph O. Bentrude	Married Gladys McCumber.
5	Vera Heller	Married Orrel Hinch.
5	Onlee Sliter	Married Loyal Hurlbert.
5	Alice M. Maxwell	Married Ernest W. Ruppelt.
5	Fonda Mae Jameson	Married Charles Horace Greely
5	Abram James	Married Belle Scot.
5	May Cole	Married Edgar A. Wiggs.
5	Leona Short	Married Sophus C. Jacobsen.
5	Delight Yarcho	Married Roscoe Ward.
5	Helen McCreary	Married Earl C. Wolfe.
5	Arlee Butterfield	Married Opal Fredericksen.
5	Glenn Cowan	Married Mabel Rabe.
5	John DeNeui	Married Ruth Allen.
5	Cynthia Short	Married Kenneth Starbuck.
5	Olive Olson	Married Earl Miller.
5	Mr. and Mrs. Semon Sandven	Living and working in Sioux Center, Iowa.
5	Hearst's poem appears in "Good Housekeeping"	"Voices", a poem by James Hearst, was published; has been working on poetry since his diving accident.
5	Couple motors to teaching positions	Mr. and Mrs. Milton Tostlebe drove to South Dakota.
6	Henry C. Harmon	Henry C. Harmon died May 31, 1924; served ISTC athletes since 1905; photo.
6	Roscoe Minton ass't coach	Roscoe Minton hired as assistant football coach and head baseball coach.
6	Football prospects encouraging this fall; keen competition to be shown in lineup	Preview of 1924 squad.
6	Coach Cowles goes to Carleton	Osborne Cowles resigns after one year at Teachers College.
6	Fearing wins the tennis singles	Robert Fearing defeats Lefty Herman in finals of summer tennis tournament.
6	New mentor for College High	Coach Green takes charge of the Little Tutors; team previewed.
7	Billy Stiff	Trying to borrow money.
7	Tutors had fast baseball team this summer	Recounting of major successes for baseball squad.
7	Greetings from the Y. M.	Local Y. M. C. A. Cabinet welcomes arriving students.
7	Prof. Kurtz to head Orchestral Department; composer of note	Edward Kurtz to take over for the departing Theodore Gundry.
8	Professor W. B. Fagan	Went to Richmond, Indiana.
8	Miss Minnie Starr	Vacationed at her home in Detroit, Michigan.
8	Mrs. Blanchard	Visited Yellowstone Park with her sister.
8	Gladys Lynch	Teaching English in Iowa Falls.
8	Miss Lula Sweigard	Taught at the North Dakota State Teachers College during the summer; visited family in Colorado; returned to campus.
8	Viggo ("Justy") Justesen	Visited Pine City, Minnesota, during vacation.
8	Donald Baum and Max Noah	Returned to school.
8	Mrs. Elizabeth Burney Schmidt	Visiting her mother in Des Moines.
8	Miss Anna Gertrude Childs	Vacationed in Estes Park.
8	Miss Hogrefe	Visited friends and family in Montana on vacation.
8	Miss Lucile Reding	Took a boat trip on the Great Lakes to Buffalo, New York, with Hazel Strayer.
8	Word has been received	Doris Clough accepted position at an antique furniture and gift shop in Des Moines.
8	Miss Mary F. Hearst and Ida Rolfe	Spent the summer visiting New England and other states in the area.
8	Ethel Short	Teaching physical training in Odebolt.
8	Miss Anne Stewart Duncan	Drove to Wisconsin with Alta Freeman.
8	Miss Mildred Gardner	Teaching physical education in Rochester, Minnesota.
8	Bruce Wallace	Attending Des Moines College.
8	Miss Mary Hunter	Spent vacation in Pennsylvania with family.
8	Joseph Van der Veer	Enrolled at the University of Iowa.
8	Theron Walker	Returned to Harvard University.
8	Miss Grace Aitchison	Returned from visiting friends in Omaha.
8	Notice!	College Eye staff seeks news.
8	Leaves of absence	Roster of faculty who will be pursuing graduate study.
8	Moon and Mavrelis "Fording it" east	George Mavrelis and Glenn Moon will study at Harvard University.
8	Total enrollment passes 5,000 mark	Summer term 1924 enrollment reached 5009, including branch summer schools.