College Eye — October 29, 1924

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	All students set for annual class day this weekend; classes are silent as to stunts and features planned for class program	Will include freshman-sophomore pushball contest
1	Famous Brazilian pianist to appear here Nov. 20; has pleased music lovers throughout the world	Profile of Guiomar Novaes.
1	T. C. sends seventy-five students to state convention; many important questions of the day discussed	Convention highlights.
1	Anna Gertrude Childs pleases discriminating audience in recital; consisted of folk songs from many lands and nations	Professor Childs praised for her performance at the lecture-recital.
1	Y. M.-Y. W. finance campaign started	Held rally in Gymnasium.
1	Fourth glee club now organized to meet new demands; under direction of Miss Glennys Rugg of Music Department	New group holds first rehearsal; large group forming; roster of group members.
1	Annual college play to be given November 6 and 7; complete cast is now selected; to give Tarkenton's famous play "Seventeen"	Roster of cast members; play preview.
1	Plans made for "Go To Church Sunday"; all students on Hill are urged to cooperate	Students should go to church somewhere on the Hill or downtown.
1	New addition to girls' dormitory	New addition to Bartlett Hall; $160,000 project will provide housing for two hundred women; photo.
2	T. C. "Vet Club" organized	Planning for Armistice Day program; roster of officers.
2	Adopt I. S. T. C's new slogan	Suggests "Be Honest" as TC slogan.
2	Noted scientist to speak Sunday	George F. Kay will speak.
2	Art Myattway	Thoughts and comments on various subjects.
3	The Inquiring Reporter	Asks students whether or not Armistice Day should warrant a holiday from classes.
3	Valentino returns to screen in "Monsieur Beaucaire"	Movie to be shown at the Regent Theater.
3	The Pop Off	Author speaks out against anti-smoking literature on campus.
4	Ironical Ike says--; Cynical Sylvia says--	Jokes and commentary on campus life.
4	Your responsibility	Eligible students urged to vote in the upcoming presidential election.
4	Class Day	Discusses origin of "class day" and how it fosters school spirit.
5	Kappa Delta Pi	Professor R. W. Getchell spoke at recent meeting.
5	Philo	Program for recent meeting.
5	Phi Omega Pi	News about members.
5	English Club	Initial meeting held.
5	Shakespearean	Program for meeting with Aristos.
5	Neotrophian	Elected delegates to go to the Student Convention in Des Moines; program for recent meeting.
5	Homerian	Roster of officers elected at recent meeting.
5	Delta Phi Delta	Enjoyed a spread.
5	Kappa Theta Psi	Enjoyed a picnic.
5	Senior Halloween frolic	Halloween masquerade party to be held.
5	Y. W. C. A. tea	Tea for the college women.
5	Alpha	Program for upcoming meeting.
5	Bartlett Hall Halloween party	Details about recent party.
6	Scrubs give good rub to varsity in practice tilt; varsity wins 10 to 0	Varsity wins, 10-0, over backups in football intrasquad match-up.
6	Penn College to be next victim	Tutors to play Penn College of Oskaloosa.
6	Mendenhall to be director of all athletics; will handle theory work and cease coaching	Coaches for upcoming sports seasons named; coach for football still undecided.
6	Tracksters are now tearing up the cinders; Coach Bender well pleased with showing of new men	Track team prepares for upcoming season.
6	Progressive Club organized	To support Robert La Follette; roster of officers.
6	Parsons team appears to be tough material	Tutors to play Parsons College in football in two weeks.
7	Meeting of Science Club	Professor Aitchison delivers paper.
7	Jeremiah to his parents	Jeremiah describes upcoming activities.
8	Professor C. A. Fullerton	Visited the Teachers' Institute in Grundy Center.
8	Word has been received	Lester Lalan is attending McCormick Theological School; sends greetings.
8	Over five hundred dollars	Pledged to the Near East Relief Fund.
8	Mr. and Mrs. F. P. White.	Drove to Dyersville with a few other women.
8	Miss Louise Corsaut and Mary Louise Peebles	Studying Home Economics in Ames; affiliated with sororities there.
8	Miss Margaret Barnum	Attended the Gamma Phi dance in Ames.
8	Mildred Paul	Plans to visit her home in Cedar Rapids.
8	Esther Stover	Attended Homecoming in Iowa City.
8	Edwin Brockman	Attended the Iowa versus Minnesota game with "Buck" Beebe and John Irving.
8	June McComas	Visited her home in Dows, Iowa, with Christie Tollefson.
8	Miss Nora Wirkler	Left school due to an illness.
8	Mr. and Mrs. John W. McGeeney and two children	Visited campus.
8	Ena Boie and Amie Foote	Spent the weekend at their homes.
8	Tonight, at the Y. W. C. A.	Reports from the convention in Des Moines to be read.
8	Wilma Ramsdal	Visited friends in Danville.
8	A large delegation of high school and college students	Drove to the Hampton-Teachers College High football game.
8	Miss Geniece Hollis	Operated the study center in Elma.
8	James Newman	Attended the University of Iowa Homecoming along with a few other I. S. T. C. students.
8	Miss Grace Gaarder	Visited her parents in Kensett.
8	Prof. and Mrs. Louis Begeman	Drove to Victor, Iowa, to celebrate the twenty-fifth anniversary of Louis Begeman's sister, Mrs. Charles Ferguson.
8	Dorothy and Winona McFarland and Ruth Anderson	Visited their homes in Marshalltown.
8	Josephine Rasmus and Geraldine Ogle	Attended the University of Iowa Homecoming.
8	Elda Mae Platt	Visited Eleanor Jones in Webster City.
8	Prof. S. A. Lynch	Attended a teachers of English conference.
8	Carl Roeder and Grant Hoffman	Attended the Homecoming game in Iowa City.
8	Mrs. Baxter	"Seventeen" to be performed in the Auditorium.
8	Y. W. girls hold lively discussion on honesty	Urges creation of public sentiment against cheating.
8	Coming soon!	Preview of "Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall."