College Eye — December 3, 1924

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Old Gold Week proves to be great success; all students will be given final chance to subscribe for annual today	Nearing goal of two thousand subscriptions.
1	Y. W. speaker from Rio de Janeiro here Thursday at chapel; was in charge of Girl Reserve work at former city	Myrth King will speak.
1	Zetas win women's big inter-society debate tournament; presented Marion McFarland Walker Trophy	Zetas defeat Clios, 3-0.
1	Fall Commencement exercises held in chapel yesterday; Pres. Seerley confers honor on seventy--twelve B. A. degrees awarded	Roster of those who graduated or received certificates.
1	Hon. J. Stitt Wilson closed series of addresses Monday	Excerpts from addresses.
1	Chemet to appear in concert on Friday; celebrated violinist brought here by lecture course committee	Preview of performance of violinist.
1	All students eligible to enter "College Eye's" short story contest; plot must be taken from names in Student Directory	Urges students to submit entries.
1	Many new books are added to library reading shelves; works on literature, sociology, art, history, and religion by noted authors	Bibliography of books added to the new book collection.
2	Tumble Inn	Boarding house news.
2	Little Tutors	News from the Training School.
2	Prof. Walters will soon resume duties	Recovering from goiter operation.
3	The Inquiring Reporter	Students asked whether or not a community church should be instituted on the Hill.
3	Students in downtown hi walk out last Friday to take holiday	Protested against holding class on day after Thanksgiving.
3	"Students select food unwisely" professor believes; has carefully watched students eat at cafeteria	Professor Punke talks about students' eating habits.
4	Ironical Ike says--; Cynical Sylvia says--	Jokes and commentary on student life.
4	Canes and swagger sticks	Seniors urged to carry their canes and swagger sticks every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday as per tradition.
4	That they may be educated	Students urged to take part in awareness and fundraising campaign for orphans of the Near East.
5	Phi Omega Pi	Entertained pledges at a theatre party; roster of former members who spent Thanksgiving at the house.
5	Mildred Morgan	Visited the Phi Omega Pi house.
5	Opal Sarchet and Catherine Pfiester	Visited Catherine Pfiester's home in Algona.
5	L. S. A.	Plans for the Reverend Kildegaard to speak.
5	Gamma entertains at tea	The pledges of Alpha Beta Gamma entertained pledges from other sororities.
5	Philo	Program for recent meeting; roster of officers elected.
5	Ellen H. Richards Club	Bertha Patt spoke at recent meeting.
5	Alpha Chi Epsilon	Roster of elected officers.
5	T. C. Club to meet	Special meeting to be held in Professor Layton's room.
5	Inter-sorority dance	Held in the Gymnasium; music provided by the Imps Orchestra.
5	Theta Alpha Phi	Held initiation of new members.
5	Lambda Gamma Nu dance	Held a Thanksgiving dance.
5	Kappa Theta Psi tea	Held in honor of Bertha Martin.
5	Adams Hall girls entertained	Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Olson held a party in honor of the women who were leaving.
5	Pi Theta Pi entertain	Farewell party given in honor of Nora Holton and Lelia Dabney.
5	Phi Sigma Phi	Held annual fall dance; roster of guests from out of town and details of the evening.
5	Home Economics faculty entertains	Members of the Ellen H. Richards Club were entertained by the Misses Stratton, Adler, and Grimes on Thanksgiving.
5	Misses Merle Matterson	Several students are leaving to take up other work.
6	Basketball men of Tutor High School in daily workout; will play Independence Dec. 17	T. C. High basketball squad prepares for upcoming season.
6	Girl hikers win assignment for the past term	Needed to hike a total of forty miles in order to qualify for a monogram.
6	Wrestling will be a popular sport this winter term; four tentative meets arranged	Team prepares for upcoming wrestling meets.
6	Work on Men's Gym to begin soon	General contract awarded to Breckner Construction Company; will cost $160,721; to be completed August 1, 1925.
6	Large number of students at Thanksgiving party in Gym	Several hundred students and faculty attend.
6	Dickinson arrives to take charge of Tutor basketeers; five lettermen start season	Art Dickinson arrives on campus to coach basketball squad.
7	Miss Anderson wins swimming meet	Ann Anderson took first place in WAA competition.
7	Art Myattway	Random thoughts and comments.
8	Miss Marion Ryan	Visited Evelyn Kellogg
8	Zella Todd	Teaching in Algona; visited campus.
8	Christie Tollefson	Visited Mary Peebles and Louise Corsaut in Ames.
8	Winifred Tuttle	Visited campus; principal in Clarion.
8	Bartlett Hall	More than two hundred Thanksgiving boxes were delivered.
8	Prof. Charles	Called to Wichita, Kansas, due to the death of his mother, Mrs. Henrietta D. Charles.
8	Dorothy Perrin	Called home due to her mother's illness.
8	Warren Dickinson	Teaching in Odebolt; visited Cedar Falls for Thanksgiving.
8	Brother of President Seerley visits college	President Seerley's brother, F. N. Seerley, visited campus.
8	Miss Martin granted leave of absence	Plans to spend winter term in New York City; will join Hazel Strayer there; both will return for the spring term.
8	Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wolfe	Visited friends and family in Cedar Falls.
8	Ruth Hanson	Visited friends in Ames.
8	Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lynch	Returned home after visiting Professor and Mrs. Samuel Lynch.
8	Blanche Brennecke	Visited campus.
8	Miss Abbie Leatherberry	Plans to enroll for winter term.
8	Many Thanksgiving visitors on campus	Roster of visitors and their hosts.
8	Adams Hall notes	Boarding house news.