College Eye — December 10, 1924

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Winter enrollment record made; over twenty-five hundred enrolled for winter term	Largest winter term enrollment in school history; reaches 2585.
1	Helen R. Cole wins honorable mention; has been successful in tabloid review contests	Wrote essay entitled "Passages through India" for Des Moines Register.
1	Teachers conference here; prominent leaders in education here Thursday and Friday	For eighth annual consolidated schools conference.
1	Over thirty students given walking papers; received less than fifteen grade points in two terms work	Policy aimed at eliminating those who are not serious or qualified to do college work.
1	Presented by State Board of Education; program to be in auditorium today at 11 a.m.	Bartlett Hall's new addition formally presented to students by the Board of Education; total cost of all units is $475,000; provides housing for five hundred women; photo.
1	Noted St. Olaf choir to appear here in concert next month; members are students of St. Olaf College, Minnesota
1	Dr. Ira Landreth speaks at Sunday church service; promoter of intercollegiate prohibition; subject was "Today and the America for It"	Summary of speaker's comments.
1	Chemet renders pleasing program to large audience; proves to be one of foremost violinists of the day	Recap of the Renee Chemet violin performance in the auditorium.
2	Very few changes made in faculty for present term; several professors have been granted leave of absence	Roster of faculty changes for the winter term.
2	President McDonald will speak Sunday	Parsons College president Howard McDonald will speak.
2	Sale of Christmas Seals will begin this Friday, Dec. 12; one half of all proceeds to be used for health work in city	Cedar Falls school children will sell the Christmas Seals.
2	Dramatic Club try-outs being held	175 students try out for the fifty places available.
2	Art Myattway	Random thoughts and comments.
2	Honesty is the best policy	YMCA and YWCA are against cheating.
3	Dr. Craig of Iowa U. to speak next Tuesday	Hardin Craig will speak to the English Club on Shakespeare.
3	The Inquiring Reporter	Students asked if the school's policy on academic suspension is proper..
3	Bids to open next week for men's dormitory	Budget will be about $120,000; will be located on south side of campus; will be divided into 16-20 man units.
3	One act plays presented	Play production class presented four plays.
3	"Poppy" Jones runs away with high grades; working way through school--makes forty-six grade points	Brief profile of Lora "Poppy" Jones.
4	Out of the rut	Students admonished for not taking advantage of learning opportunities such as guest lectures and concerts.
4	Where to go Sunday	Students urged to attend church every Sunday.
4	Your Christmas shopping	Students urged to buy from local Cedar Falls merchants who advertise in the College Eye.
4	Ironical Ike says--; Cynical Sylvia says--	Jokes and commentary on campus life.
5	Junior B. A.'s	Roster of officers.
5	Neotrophian society	Roster of officers elected at recent meeting.
5	Phi Sigma Phi	Roster of officers; informal party held at Mrs. Paulson's home.
5	Alpha Society	Roster of officers elected at recent meeting.
5	Eulalian	Program for recent meeting; roster of officers.
5	Inter-sorority dance	Twenty-five couples attended.
5	Men's mix last Friday	YMCA mixer held in the Gym.
5	Luncheon party	Marguerite Uttley entertained Myrth King, who was visiting Alison Aitchison.
5	Pan Hellenic "Hard Time" dance	Dance held by the college fraternities.
5	Phi Omega Pi	News about members.
5	Cecilian dinner	Dinner at Black's Tea Room.
5	Zeta Kappa Psi reception	Entertained the inter-society debating teams.
5	Delphian kid party	Details about the party; Minnie Ulve won a prize.
5	Every one advised to mail Christmas packages early	Should get mail out by December 20.
6	Tutor basketeers begin real practice; basketeers start formal drill for the coming season	Basketball squad prepares for upcoming season.
6	Pedagog wrestling prospects are not very encouraging; practically all mat men are green material	Captain Harold Croy is the only returning letterman.
6	Changes made in rules for intramural basketball	Eligibility requirements have been updated to include a grade point criterion.
6	Grade point rule puts jinx on spring track prospects	Three track runners on academic suspension; will be unable to join the team in the spring.
7	Tutor mermaids to appear in swimming meet Thursday eve.; held in the East Waterloo High pool	Meet sponsored by the University of Iowa.
7	Jeremiah to Hepzebah	Jeremiah Plowman writes to his girlfriend.
8	Head of College Hospital resigns	Emma Thomas resigned and Miss Dean has arrived to replace her.
8	Miss Merle Matterson	Completed the Junior College course and returned to Sioux Rapids.
8	Paul R. Hultquist	Returned to school.
8	Freshman Commission elects officers	Roster of officers.
8	Miss Jennie Miller	Visited her sister in Reinbeck.
8	Miss Evelyn Kelly	Visited her sister in Vinton.
8	Misses Ila Hildrith	Visited Adams Hall with Hazel Minor.
8	Misses Mary Carroll and Monica Woods	Visited their homes in Dunkerton.
8	Maude Moore	Visited her parents in Oelwein.
8	The Alpha Chi Epsilon	Taken residence in the G. R. Speers home at 2412 Olive Street; had been located at 2218 1/2 College Street.
8	Clara Bakke	Called home due to her mother's illness.
8	Miss Ellen Killen	Returned from visiting friends in Wisconsin.
8	Miss Hallie Farren	Visited friends in Hubbard.
8	Miss Grace Gaarder	Judged a declamatory contest in Webster City.
8	Miss Marjorie Hammer	Drove to Forest City with Geneice Hollis.
8	Saturday morning	Five member of Alpha Delta Alpha went to Cedar Rapids to attend the national meeting.
8	Mrs. Brown of Bartlett Hall	Entertained Mrs. Hughes.
8	Miss Graham instructor in dramatic department	Substituting for Bertha Martin for winter term.
8	Mrs. Berenman head of new dormitory	New addition of Bartlett Hall now open.
8	Oratorical contest preliminary to be held soon	Forty-six students are scheduled to compete.
8	Weir Hall news	Boarding house news.
8	Attention--Life Service Group	Will meet at Wesley Foundation.
8	L. S. A.	Will meet for supper and program.