College Eye — September 17, 1924

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Bulletin of events	Schedule of activities for the week.
1	Nearly 2600 enrolled for fall term; increase of 2% over last year	Students wait in long lines to register; record freshman class.
1	T. C. students observe National Defense Day; program held Friday evening	Several faculty and many students take part in patriotic program in Cedar Falls.
1	All college mix a remarkable success; sponsored by Y. M. and Y. W. C. A.	Group enjoyed entertaining evening.
1	Unusual interest is shown in men's glee club; keen competition manifest	Tryouts held for Minnesingers and Troubadours.
1	New hospital of I.S.T.C.	College Hospital almost ready for use; description of facilities; photo.
1	Chapel system announced for this year; Tuesday and Thursday open days	Freshmen will meet Mondays and Wednesdays; upperclassmen will meet Fridays; Tuesdays and Thursdays will be for entertainment, at which attendance will not be required.
1	Freshmen waiting impatiently for green caps, Student Council prepared to take action	Hope to have caps and armbands available within a week.
1	Cedar Falls Band at national Legion meet; many college students in musical organization	Will perform in St. Paul, Minnesota; Professor McCreary has directed the band for sixteen years; photo.
1	Attention	Urges students to buy the Old Gold.
2	Pastors welcome students	Greetings from the pastors of local churches.
3	The Inquiring Reporter	Freshman opinions of the college as a whole.
3	His first day at T. C.	Student writes a letter home to parents.
4	Enrollment	Record enrollment at I.S.T.C. discussed; looks at reasons why enrollment continues at a high level.
4	Ironical Ike says--; Cynical Sylvia says--	Jokes and commentary on student life and classroom experiences.
4	Election--political party clubs	Speaks on belief that campus political organizations can get people interested in politics and voting.
5	Mrs. Paul M. Merner	Is living in Palo Alto, California.
5	Mr. and Mrs. P. Victor Peterson	Were here visiting family but have left for their home in San Jose, California.
5	Harry B. Fields	Recently visited.
5	Eleanor Knowlton	Married Earl Lorenz.
5	Mrs. Laura B. Galer	Was ordained in the Universalist church.
5	Josephine Jennings	Married Stanley Fuller.
5	Miss Velma Orris	Is teaching in a school for the deaf and blind in Colorado.
5	Alfred Sorenson	Is working toward his master's degree at Berkeley.
5	W. W. Patty	Is teaching at the University of California.
5	On July 19	Edith Ballou died.
5	Notice!	Life Service Group will meet at Wesley Foundation.
5	Carl Magee	Has announced he is running for the U. S. Senate.
5	Sorority rushing season underway	Opportunity to get acquainted before formal rush begins.
5	Japanese lantern parade on campus	Following lecture by Dean Walker; freshmen women were accompanied by upperclassmen.
6	Clip this and post it where you won't forget it	Schedule for 1924 football season.
6	Tutors start football practice under Mendenhall; prospects for season bright	Preview of 1924 squad.
6	Former student to help coach Drake squad	Otis McCreery to act as assistant coach at Drake University.
6	College High to organize pep club	T.C.H.S. to form pep club to add to recent increased interest in athletics.
6	Attention--women athletes	Women's Athletic Association announces open positions on various teams.
6	Billy Stiff	Will not appear this week.
6	Over 400 men sign up for football	Cuts to be made soon.
7	Little Tutors; College High football prospects	Preview of T.C. High's upcoming squad.
7	Introducing Art Myattway	Art Myattway gives commentary on student life.
7	Class meetings for first year classes; Friday, Chapel time, Sept. 19th, 1924	Will elect officers for the class divisions.
7	Literary societies to start rushing season	Most societies will meet for the first time this week.
7	Notice!	Sons and daughters of alumni should inform President Seerley's office.
8	Miss Lelia Woolverton	Entering graduate school at the University of Wisconsin.
8	Prof. and Mrs. E. W. Goetch	Drove to Cresco with Hazel Evans, Mrs. Goetch's sister, to visit their parents.
8	Joe Van der Veer	Plans to enroll at the University of Iowa.
8	The assistants in chemistry	Roster of assistants.
8	Hugh Logan	Superintendent in Allison; visited the Lambda Gamma Nu house.
8	George Hicks and Ralph Logan	Visited the Hobo fraternity house with Harm Ludeman.
8	Arrangements have been made	Special showing scheduled for "The Covered Wagon."
8	Arthur Myattway	Went to Mason City.
8	Dorothy Smalling	Visited parents in Janesville.
8	Geraldine Ogle	Enrolled in classes.
8	Glennys Rugg	Working in Department of Public School Music.
8	Mr. Holst	Plans to teach voice in Texas at John Tarleton College.
8	Lyla Day	Visited Clarksville.
8	Winifred Doherty	Visited campus.
8	Dr. Edwin Lee	Plans to speak on campus.
8	Emma Frances Chase	Teaching in Jesup; visited her home.
8	Following are the study centers held	Locations of study centers and faculty members who taught at each one.
8	Prof. I. H. Hart	Reports increased enrollment in correspondence courses.
8	Mr. and Mrs. Einer Morgenson	Drove to Cedar Falls with Gertrude Brower.
8	Miss Grace Loder	Married Earl H. Bell; both teaching in Swea City.
8	Louise Corsaut and Mary Louise Peebles	Plans to attend school in Ames.
8	Hans Andersen	Plans to study for his M. A. in English at University of Chicago.
8	Miss Isabel Thomes	Teaching in the Romance Language department.
8	Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Starbuck	Visited friends and family on the Hill.
8	Leila Woolverton	Studying chemistry in Madison, Wisconsin.
8	Gladys Rudston	Enrolled in classes to work on B. A.
8	Mabel Cowlishaw	Plans to attend the University of Colorado in Boulder.
8	Changes in science department	News of new staff and alumni appointments.
8	Invited to try out for College Band	Men invited to try out.