College Eye — October 1, 1924

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	All officers of classes have been elected for fall	Roster of class officers.
1	T. C. debaters now diligently training for coming battle; will possibly debate Grinnell and Morningside	Debate question still to be decided.
1	Meet Miss Cedar Falls tonight downtown	Cedar Falls merchants will feature fall opening and window display.
1	Fullerton-Kurtz concert enjoyed by large audience; all proceeds to be donated to the Campanile fund for memorial erection in '26	Performance review.
1	Mrs. Walker talks to freshmen girls Monday evening	Urges women to copy men's virtues rather than their vices.
1	Another disciple of Colonel Bogie will soon appear; is also fond of her canine--as well as her sportster	Antoinette Halstead will perform; photo.
1	Plans are made for big annual Homecoming Day	Description of some of the possibilities.
1	T. C. emblems--only	Students should wear emblems only of ISTC, not of high schools or other colleges.
1	Cedar Falls opens large new grade school building; auditorium packed as Supt. McAndrew of Chicago gives leading address	Lincoln School dedicated; Professor Hays performs there.
1	Pres. Brown speaks to all members of first year classes	President of St. Cloud Teachers College speaks.
1	Subscribers--remember	Urges subscribers to pay their College Eye subscription fee.
1	New warblers will taste initiation Friday evening; Minnesingers now organized for school year	Roster of officers and initiates.
2	The Y. W. C. A. in Europe	Harriett Kidder talks about her trip to Europe.
3	Catholic Students Association elects officers	Roster of officers.
3	Church foundation field agent here	The Reverend R. C. Russell will be in Cedar Falls for three months.
3	Little Tutors	Held pep meeting; Minnie Starr has a boys' glee club organized.
3	Life service meeting	Will hear talk on Burma.
3	Jeremiah to his parents	A student writes a letter home to his parents.
4	Ironical Ike says--; Cynical Sylvia says--	Jokes and commentary on student life.
4	Student Council	Addresses problems with the Student Council's organization and spending habits.
4	Join the ranks	Students urged to aid in Campanile drive.
5	Clio formal dinner	Dinner held for rushees.
5	Margaret Fuller Ossoli society	Program of recent meeting.
5	Neotrophian	Details of recent events.
5	Homerians	Entertained rushees at a tea.
5	Shakespearean luncheon	Closed rushing with a luncheon.
5	Zeta Kappa Psi dinner	Entertained at a dinner in honor of Professor Fish, the new debate coach.
5	Eulalian	Review of rushing season events.
5	Sigma Tau sorority	Entertained rushees at a tea.
5	Pi Theta Pi picnic	Entertained friends at a picnic.
5	Alpha Delta Alpha	Entertained at a gathering.
5	Sorority rush week	Plans for rushing.
6	Little Tutors are defeated at Waverly; score 14 to 0	Football game recap.
6	Gym plans underway	Plans for Men's Gym are now being completed by architect; will call for bids in a month or so; building will be 230 X 206 feet.
6	Coaches install new plunging machine	Football team has new equipment for practice.
6	Tutors to play first game this weekend at Davenport; encounter expected to be most difficult of season	Football squad to take on St. Ambrose.
6	College Orchestra is now organized	After three weeks of tryouts; will have forty-five members; roster of officers.
6	Harshbarger goes to Wartburg	"Ike" Harshbarger to coach football at Wartburg College.
7	Seniors preparing for Class Day	Will also decide on class rings.
7	Pres. Seerley speaks in freshmen assembly	Speaks on life of General George Pershing.
8	The Pop Off	Response to matter of requiring women on campus to eat in the cafeteria or the Bartlett Hall dining room; believes that it is a good policy.
8	Miss Lillian Lambert	Returned to classes after suffering an eye injury.
8	The first All-College dance	Dance to be held in the Gymnasium.
8	Marshall Ardusser	Visited friends on campus.
8	"Buck" Beebe, "Joker" Harshbarger and "Ike" Harshbarger	Drove to Traer to officiate a football game; George Hicks coaches there.
8	John Voelk and Elmer Doering	Called on William Conradi.
8	Miss Hildeguard Baermann	Visited her sister in Waverly.
8	Oran Beaty	Visited his former superintendent in Geneseo.
8	Allen Bailey	Coaching in Hampton; visited Cedar Falls.
8	June McComas	Mother visited.
8	Harold Ross	Enrolled at the University of Wisconsin.
8	Dr. Earl Roadman	Head of the Department of Religious Education at Upper Iowa University; will speak in the auditorium on campus.
8	Miss Edna Chalus	Teaching in St. Ansgar; visited Cedar Falls.
8	Word has been received	Ralph Hicks enrolled at the Optical School in St. Paul, Minnesota.
8	Mrs. Walker	Gave first is a series of lectures to the freshman women.
8	Beth Tracy	Sister, Marie, visited.
8	Henry Foege	Visited William Conradi.
8	Miss Amburn	Delivered address at the Upper Iowa Conference.
8	Mrs. W. F. Mengert	Mrs. Mengert and Alva Gaarder visited their sister, Grace Gaarder.
8	Herman Siemers	Father visited.
8	Miss Beatrice and Marjorie Clark	Visited friends on campus.
8	Maurine Merwin and Irma Forbes	Teaching in Hampton; visited friends on campus.
8	Miss Judith Chase	Visited her home in Newton.
8	Lyla Day	Brother, William Day, visited.
8	Joe Collins	Teaching in Danville, Iowa; visited the Lambda Gamma Nu house.
8	Mrs. Rose Whited Garth	Visited campus with her daughter, Mrs. Grace Miller.
8	Following are a list of the study centers	Roster of places the centers were held and who was in charge.
8	Miss Wretha Teater	Teaching in Shell Rock; visited campus.
8	Rev. Frye	Attended conference in Osage.
8	Gordon ("Red") Speers	Officiated the Charles City versus Hampton football game in Charles City.
8	Adams Hall news	Boarding house news.