College Eye — January 14, 1925

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Edna Clyman wins short story contest	In College Eye contest.
1	Contestants now chosen for annual declamatory tilt; contest will be held forepart of next month	Program of speakers and their topics.
1	Students favor community church; strongly opposed to denominations building on Hill	Text of six survey questions; favor nondenominational church on College Hill; tally of student religious preferences.
1	Annual Philo-Aristo debate ends in tie; Dr. Sage trophy to remain with Philos	Summary of debate.
1	Tutor arguers will clash with Peacocks in near future; men have developed into a powerful debating unit since beginning of year	Team has been working hard.
1	Designer Johonnot conducting series of art classes; many people enrolling from Waterloo and Cedar Falls with college students	Ralph Helm Johonnot will be on campus.
1	Janet Galford to be delegate in women's Iowa oratory meet; Dorothy Stone runs a close second in race for honors	Brief summaries of presentations of Janet Galford and Dorothy Stone.
1	Nearly 600 vaccinated during past week; all are urged to cooperate in prevention of epidemic	For small pox.
1	Famous St. Olaf Choir; will appear in contest here January 23
2	Mrs. Walker begins senior lectures; discusses women's place in the world today	Summary of remarks.
2	The Flood	First place essay about the Great Flood written using names from the recently published Student Directory.
3	Final discussion on Ku Klux Klan tomorrow; meeting will be held in old "Y" room	Will consider future of the group.
3	Chicago U. astronomer describes coming eclipse	Partial solar eclipse to occur January 24.
3	The Inquiring Reporter	Students asked if military training should be implemented at I.S.T.C.
3	Old Gold submits crossword puzzle	Old Gold staff institutes puzzle and series of games.
4	Hats off	Basketball players and debaters praised for attending practices during Christmas break; students urged to attend all games and debates in support of the competitors.
4	Stay with us	Students reminded of the grade point policy and consequent suspension for failing to maintain fifteen grade points per term; College Eye requests information on social events for publication.
4	Ironical Ike says--; Cynical Sylvia says--	Jokes and commentary on campus life.
4	The new year	Readers urged to strike out and improve the school as one of the new goals that come along with a new year.
4	Intramural basketball	Institution of intramural basketball praised; students and faculty both urged to attend games.
5	Cliosophic	Program for recent meeting and upcoming meeting.
5	Second year primaries	Roster of officers.
5	Y. W. cozy Sunday afternoon	Held at home of Professor Charles.
5	De Molay dance	Members plan to hold a dance at Woodman Hall.
5	Faculty-senior tea	First of seven teas held by the College Club and the Faculty Men's Club.
5	Delphian dinner	Formal dinner to be held.
5	All college dance	Sponsored by Student Council.
5	Kappa Delta Pi	President Seerley spoke at recent meeting.
5	Wesley Foundation	Arthur Young spoke to students; the Reverend Frye returned from conference in Chicago; The Life Service Group met.
5	Word has been received	Mr. and Mrs. Sandven welcomed their newborn son, Semon.
5	Miss Frances Glenny	Married Ray Fuller.
5	Harriet Hayes	Married Raymond Bailey.
5	S. Peter Kuan	Spent his Christmas near Boston.
5	Student talks in New York	Milton Methfessel spoke at a national meeting of the Modern Language Association.
5	Miss Laura Nielsen	Is teaching in Audubon.
5	Miss Ferol Martin	Is working in Cedar Falls.
5	Alvin Freie	Will be teaching in Bloomfield.
5	London on cruise round the world	Earl London is a cadet on a steamship.
6	Little Tutors drop game to West High; locals show fight, but lose 21-10	T. C. High loses basketball game to Waterloo West, 21-10.
6	Grid men have now received monograms; Capt. Galloway and Posegate are only two lettermen to be lost to squad	Roster of letter winners and preview of next year's squad.
6	Tutor grapplers drill for home meet January 22; Capt. Croy, Andrews, Sanders, and Orr look good	Tutor wrestlers prepare for upcoming season.
6	No captains to be elected	Captains for athletic teams to be appointed by coaches rather than elected.
6	Campbell speaks to Rotary Club of Waterloo	Macy Campbell spoke on situation of American farmer.
6	Purple quint wins opener be defeating Hamilton 29-14; Teachers show strength and power in first game by downing Mason City aggregation	Tutors defeat Hamilton in basketball, 29-14.
7	Miss Alice White	Alice White is high school principal in Oto; Paul Stewart is teaching in Redfield.
7	Did you know that--	Brief history of college publications.
7	Intramural basketball contest to start Saturday	Schedule of games provided.
7	Student Center workers return from conference; Presbyterian and Methodist workers participate in Chicago conference	Report on conferences.
8	Margaret Barnum	Suffering from the mumps.
8	"Bob" Patterson	Unable to attend school due to an illness.
8	"Happy" Diesch	Suffering from a relapse of pneumonia.
8	Homer Chapman	Recovering from an illness.
8	Miss Mary Buffum	Visited her brother during vacation.
8	Miss Florence Carnahan	Teaching in Greenfield; visited Hugh Buffum on the way home from visiting her sisters.
8	Hugh Logan	Visited campus; superintendent of schools in Allison.
8	Judith Chase	Spent vacation with her brother in Knoxville, Tennessee.
8	Miss Josephine Nauman	Married Elmer Higley on December 27.
8	R. R. Hollingsworth	Granted leave of absence to continue graduate work at the University of Chicago.
8	"Mory" Morrison	Referred a basketball game in Reinbeck.
8	"Sticks" Hopkins	Visited his parents in Melbourne.
8	Miss Lula Sweigard	Reported to be improving from her sinus problems.
8	Prof. S. A. Lynch	Attended the Modern Language Association gathering in New York City during vacation.
8	Student recital Tuesday afternoon	Program for the recital.
8	Seniors to conduct chapel Wednesday	It has been customary for seniors to conduct one chapel exercise during the year.
8	Miss Marjorie Hammer	Accepted teaching position in Perry, Iowa.
8	Glen Moon	Studying law at Harvard; spent Christmas at his home in Cedar Falls.
8	Frances Theobald	Teaching in Garner.
8	Ruth Hanson	Meet with members of the Cecilian glee club to make plans for out-of-town concerts.
8	Miss Aitchison speaks on "World Fellowship"	Spoke at chapel.
8	W. A. A. planning public program	Meeting to be held to plan for public stunt program.
8	Aristo	Fred Curran elected president for winter term.