College Eye — December 17, 1924

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Members are now announced for Dramatic Club; nearly two hundred competed for places	Roster of members; fifty-one selected from over two hundred who competed.
1	"Messiah" to be given Sunday; Choral Union will appear in annual Christmas program	Preview of the upcoming performance.
1	All set for intersociety debate; Philos and Aristos to clash next Monday evening	Will debate condition of Iowa roads.
1	Oratorical contest preliminary will begin Friday; keen competition is expected
1	Christmas vacation	Class will end after fourth hour on Tuesday; will resume on January 7.
1	Senior Christmas party Friday evening	Senior women will entertain men.
1	Reunion and dinner planned for alumni by Campanile Club; grads from middle west to hear program broadcasted from auditorium	Students urged to tell the folks back home about the program aimed at raising interest in the Campanile.
1	Board of Education formally presents new girls' dorm; Dorothy McFarland speaks in behalf of all Bartlett Hall residents	Presentation made at formal dinner; all board members attended.
1	Have you ever wondered about who's who at Teachers College?	Profiles of faculty listed in Who's Who in America.
1	Big consolidated school convention is great success; many prominent speakers express views of interest and value at confab	Highlights of the conference.
1	T. C. Orchestra concert tonight; Prof. Kurtz, conductor	Performance program.
2	Little Tutors	News from the Training School.
2	Miss Freeman appears in Waterloo concert	Excerpts from Courier review.
2	L. S. A.	Professor Hoesly spoke to group.
2	Christmas Seal sale is opened	Money raised to fight tuberculosis.
2	Committee of Seventeen meets	Discussed information gathered during canvass of Hill residents on a College Hill church.
2	Presbyterian kid party
2	Art Myattway	Thoughts and comments about general topics.
3	Dr. McDonald speaks at church service	Spoke on "sacrificial living."
3	Y. M. discusses Ku Klux Klan	At recent discussion session.
3	The Inquiring Reporter	Students asked if Christmas vacation should begin the Friday before Christmas as opposed to Tuesday as the calendar currently stands.
4	Christmas	Students urged to follow the principles of Christianity.
4	Why not go home Friday?	Administration urged to comply with student wishes and dismiss for Christmas vacation on Friday.
4	Ironical Ike says--; Cynical Sylvia says--	Jokes and commentary on campus life.
5	Hans H. Andersen writes from Chicago U	Graduate and former member of the faculty writes regarding his progress in earning a master's degree.
5	Announcement dinner	Mrs. S. F. Hersey held a dinner in honor of Beth Pribble.
5	Phi Sigma Phi	Held formal initiation; roster of pledges.
5	Theta Alpha Phi	Program for upcoming meeting.
5	Irving	Program for recent meeting.
5	C. S. A.	Roster of officers
5	Delta Phi Delta bridge dinner	Pledges entertained active members.
5	Kappa Theta Psi	Formal initiation to be held at the home of Margaret Fullerton.
5	Clio officers installed	Roster of officers.
5	Pi Theta Pi elects officers	Roster of officers.
5	Phi Omega Pi	Isabel Fillmore, Grand Treasurer of Phi Omega Pi, visited campus.
5	Tea for Miss Thomas	The nurses held a tea in honor of Emma Thomas.
5	Pan Hellenic mix	Alpha Chi Epsilon entertained Xanho and Able Hobo.
5	Cecilian Christmas dinner	About fifty guests attended.
6	Tutor basketball schedule announced for coming season; seven home games to be played	1924-25 basketball schedule and 1925 football schedule provided.
6	Macon placed on all-state football team	Posegate, Freshwater, and Horton were given honorable mentions.
6	Basketeers to play Hamilton on local court Saturday eve.; men are rapidly rounding into form for mix	Basketball team preparing for first game of season.
6	W. A. A. tournament rounded up	W. A. A. Field Day winds down women's athletics for the fall.
6	Tutor grapplers take firm hold and begin to show stuff; some good bets are popping out of mid air	Although only one returning letterman is on the squad, some members show promise.
7	Name extension schools for next two years	1925 schools will be in Sheldon, Carroll, Red Oak, Corydon, and Clinton; 1926 schools will be in Audubon, Cherokee, Clarinda, Bloomfield, and Muscatine.
7	Miss Alta Freeman accompanies Paul A. Althouse	At Ft. Dodge performance.
7	News from home	Jeremiah Plowman's father replies to earlier letter.
8	Lewis Hersey	Teaching in Eldora; plans to spend vacation at his parents' home.
8	Helen Ives	Accepted position at First National Bank.
8	Ethel Short	Plans to spend vacation at her home in Cedar Falls.
8	The Lambda Gamma Nu	Basketball team defeated the Hudson Independent team, 20-16.
8	Mrs. Shutt	Plans to spend Christmas in Paris, Illinois, with relatives, including her son Philip.
8	Miss Mary E. Haight	Visited her sister and father in Cherokee.
8	"Red" Morgan	Refereed a basketball game in Melvern.
8	Hugh S. Logan	Superintendent in Allison; visited the Lambda Gamma Nu house.
8	George Churchill	Refereed a basketball game in Allison.
8	Genevieve and Arlina Albright	Visited Webster City.
8	Gladys Swain	Teaching in Allison; visited friends on College Hill.
8	E. K. Mattison	Plans to visit his uncle in Oelwein.
8	Josephine Rasmus and Geraldine Ogle	Spent their vacation at Dorothy McFarland's home.
8	Elda May Platt	Plans to spend vacation with family in Boston.
8	Mr. Robert Patterson	Returned to classes after an illness.
8	Archie Blank	Visited the Lambda Gamma Nu house.
8	High School declamatory try-outs this week	More than sixty contestants were at try-outs.
8	Cecilians and Minnesingers to sing carols	Plans for caroling around Cedar Falls.
8	Y. W. rooms are gaily decorated	Rooms decorated for Christmas.
8	Evelyn Arquette	Teaching in St. Cloud, Minnesota; plans to visit friends on campus.
8	Coach Bender is Lions Club speaker	Spoke on value of physical education in business.