College Eye — September 24, 1924

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Football prospects look brighter every day; squad working hard to prepare for first game	Preview of 1924 squad.
1	Cedar Falls Band scores big success at St. Paul, Minn.; wins third place in national band contest	Take third place in field of over one hundred.
1	Minnesingers and Troubadours are now selected; try-outs held last Thursday evening	Roster of members.
1	Plans made for construction of men's dormitory; location south of old isolation hospital	Plans for new building on south side of campus; will be similar to Bartlett Hall; architects considering plans.
1	Arrangements for college lecture course completed; Dr. S. Parks Cadman--noted lecturer--on program	Schedule of performers.
1	New plan recently ushered in at cafeteria	Bartlett Hall residents must eat in the Bartlett cafeteria.
1	Fullerton-Kurtz will appear in concert September 30; to be assisted by Miss Freeman--pianist; proceeds to be pledged to Campanile of '26	Performance program for Robert Fullerton, Edward Kurtz, and Alta Freeman; photo.
1	New dormitory great improvement to campus	Addition to Bartlett Hall nearing completion; should be ready by winter term; expect another addition to be built.
1	The finals regarding fall term registration	Terrors of registration are over; enrollment may be down a bit.
2	Luella M. Wright	Will take a leave of absence to continue graduate work.
2	Hope Foote	Has returned to her work in Seattle, Washington.
2	C. W. Helsley and G. Archer at Boston University	Are attending theology classes.
2	Former T. C. students married Sunday	Laura Louise McLaughlin married Martin Conrad Brandes.
2	Freshman class now organized	Roster of officers.
2	Notice of church meetings issued	Local pastors will meet students on campus.
3	The Inquiring Reporter	Opinions on policy requiring women on campus to eat at the Bartlett Hall Dining Room.
3	Professors study strange phenomena	Blackout hits campus.
3	Y. M. C. A. news	All men welcome to meeting.
3	Philos start another school year; Ruther resigns as President, Buxton elected	Roster of officers.
3	Free!	YMCA offers morning services.
4	Ironical Ike says--; Cynical Sylvia says--	Jokes and commentary on student life.
4	War of words	Encourages students to join debate team.
4	Cooperation	Urges shopping in Cedar Falls to help the local economy.
5	Homerian	Entertained rushees at two informal parties.
5	Phi Omega Pi	Mrs. H. C. Harmon and Mrs. C. S. Cory entertained members at a dinner.
5	Xanho dance	Members entertained friends at a dance; Dr. and Mrs. C. J. McKinstry chaperoned.
5	Bartlett Hall tea	Held in honor of the new women.
5	The Prince of Wales visits Alpha	A program was held in his honor.
5	Zeta	Entertained rushees at a picnic.
5	Shakespearean	Entertained rushees at a tea and picnic.
5	Ossoli	Roster of officers elected at recent meeting.
5	Chrestomathian	Entertained rushees at an informal breakfast.
5	Clio	Entertained rushees at a picnic breakfast.
5	Literary societies rushing	Rushing festivities occurred throughout the week.
5	Irving	Program for recent gathering.
5	Sons and daughters of graduates	Roster of current students whose parents are alumni.
6	Little Tutors open football season this weekend; will play Waverly	Game preview.
6	Y. W. girls begin morning hikes	Will hike around Cedar Falls on Saturday mornings.
6	Requirement for W. A. A. membership	Requirements are enumerated.
6	Freshmen notice	Should wear only ISTC emblems on campus.
6	Hiking classes began work Monday under W. A. A.	Preview of upcoming activities sponsored by the W. A. A.
7	Pet succumbs with heart failure	Mouse died after surprising Professor Fagan.
7	Glee club try-outs continued this week	About three hundred are likely to try out.
7	News from home	Plowman's father replies to earlier fictional letter.
7	Bible discussion group	Schedule of Sunday morning discussion groups.
7	T. C. Bureau aids 1500 graduates	Through the Bureau of Recommendations.
7	Senior B. A.	Roster of officers.
8	D. Russell Paul	Visited the Lambda Gamma Nu house.
8	The following men were visitors	Roster of people who visited the Able Hobo house.
8	Elizabeth Hart	Attending Grinnell College.
8	Velma and Allen Brown	Visited their parents, Professor and Mrs. Clark Brown.
8	Miss Altadena Van Alstine	Visited the Phi Omega Pi house.
8	Miss Eva May Luse	Speaking at the State Teachers Association convention in Mobile, Alabama.
8	Cleon Young	Visited friends in Manila.
8	Beebe Johnson	Plans to attend the University of Iowa.
8	Mr. Short	Visited Cedar Falls.
8	Wm. Kent and Walter Redway	Visited campus.
8	Robert Green	Visited campus; teaching in Clarence, Iowa.
8	The Waterloo Women's Club	Three lecture courses to be presented at East High School.
8	Everett Bates	Enrolled at University of Chicago.
8	Hobart Brown	Visited Baird, Iowa.
8	Gladys Swain	Teaching in Allison; visited campus.
8	Olga D. Hartz	Director of the Health Education department at the Y. W. C. A. in Clinton; visited Clara Madsen
8	Clyde Brooks	Visited campus; working in the economics department at Ohio State University.
8	Glen Mitchell and Harm Ludeman	Visited the Hobo house.
8	Paul Stewart	Visited Cedar Falls; attended the Xanho dance.
8	Velma Porter	Visited her parents in Cedar Falls; teaching physical education in Iowa City.
8	Miss Marna Peterson	Plans to study at Columbia University.
8	Harold Palmer	Enrolled at State College of Iowa.
8	The Chapel hour	Reserved on Thursdays for meetings of various churches.
8	Dorothy Wyth	Teaching in Elgin; visited her parents.
8	A little variation	Electricity went out for an evening.
8	Cora Mae Hockaday	Went to Manchester.
8	Frances Horak	Visited campus on her way to the State Normal School in North Dakota.
8	John Poland	Teaching in Buck Creek; visited Cedar Falls.
8	Aristo	Roster of officers.