College Eye — February 4, 1925

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Ritz-Carlton Tea Garden opens tomorrow	YWCA women will put on tea.
1	Notice	Seeking College Eye staff members.
1	Freeman-Schmidt will appear in recital tonight; music lovers of school will have opportunity of hearing excellent program	Performance program.
1	Dr. Goode addresses audience on Japan	Summary of his remarks.
1	Fish's arguers defeat Peacocks; Upper Iowa tries to trick Pedagogs here	An account of the match.
1	Cecilians to go to Hudson Friday	Will appear at community meeting.
1	'Dickmen' meet Simpson Saturday; purple basketeers set for hot contest with Indianola five	Simpson game previewed.
1	Y. M. Gospel teams begin heavy schedule	Will make trips to Waterloo and Hudson.
1	Harriet Case, famous concert artist, to be here February 18; is lover of outdoor sports having held national archery championship twice	Performer profile.
1	Margaret Dickson, poet, in college	Well-known writer is attending classes at ISTC.
1	Annual declamation contest Monday night in auditorium; contestants showed faithful preparation on orations delivered	Dwight James won first prize.
2	Rev. Lease, of Cherokee, speaks at Sunday church service	Summary of remarks.
2	Lutherans preparing for regional convention	H. C. Kullander addresses group.
2	Little Tutors	Training School news.
3	Women's state oratorical contest to be held here	Janet Galford will represent ISTC.
3	The Inquiring Reporter	Students asked their opinions concerning the fraternities and sororities on the Hill.
3	Child Amendment defeated by 13 states; adverse action renders impossible ratification unless some states vote to reconsider	Child labor law defeated.
3	Jeremiah to his parents	Jeremiah writes home about the St. Olaf's concert and other campus happenings.
4	Why not hire referees for intramural games?	Student Council urged to hire referees to call the intramural basketball games due to dissatisfaction among participants.
4	Ironical Ike says--; Cynical Sylvia says--	Jokes and commentary on campus life.
4	Nine rahs for the "Dickmen"	Praise for Coach Dickinson, the basketball squad, and the student body for the success of the basketball team thus far in the season.
5	Sioux Club breakfast	Mrs. Harmon was guest of honor.
5	Kappa Theta Psi bridge party	Held at Josephine Nauman's home.
5	Phi Sigma Phi	Winter dance to be held at the Armory in Cedar Falls.
5	Phi Omega Pi	First rushing party held.
5	Shakespearean	Program for recent meeting.
5	Y. W. C. cozy every Sunday afternoon	Explanation of cozies.
5	Alpha Delta Alpha dance	Music provided by the Imps Orchestra; chaperoned by Professor and Mrs. H. G. Palmer.
5	Alpha Beta Gamma theater party	Went to "Buddies" at the Waterloo Theater.
5	Alpha Chi house dance	Twenty-five couples attended the party.
5	Wesley Foundation notes	Will hold party and several meetings.
5	Men to discuss women of campus tomorrow	Men react to similar meeting that discussed men.
5	Paul Brown represents "Y" at Des Moines convention	At state Executive Committee meeting.
6	Bender's tilters win over Ellsworth	Tutor wrestlers defeat Ellsworth between halves of the basketball game in three straight matches.
6	Posegate closes career on gridiron	Peck Posegate honored for four letter-winning years on the football squad.
6	Sport summary	Tutor basketball team still undefeated in conference play; wrestling squad prepares for upcoming meet at Des Moines University.
6	Purple and gold nose out fast Dubuque U. aggregation; Quakers completely outclassed in all phases of game	Tutors defeat Dubuque University in basketball, 26-24.
6	Bender's car stolen	Left keys in car; no word on its recovery yet.
6	Penn College easy prey for Teachers College basketeers; 'Dickmen' show superiority during whole contest	Tutors defeat Penn College, 34-16.
7	Tutors swamp Peacocks, 31-14; Morrison stars as purple cagers smother Upper Iowa	Tutors defeat Upper Iowa, 31-14.
7	Downtown high cinches city title; defeat Little Tutors in second title game 34 to 21	Cedar Falls High beats T. C. High in basketball, 34-12.
7	Lam Gams upset Alpha Chis; fast Xanhos wallop Aristos 42-4	Intramural basketball continues.
8	Ruth and Jo Wilder	Visited by their father, G. B. Wilder.
8	Josephine Rasmus and Margaret Fullerton	Visited Marjorie Patterson in Traer.
8	Miss Ellen Killen	Plans to visit friends in Madison, Wisconsin.
8	Klan burns cross Thursday night	Cross started on fire at the Presbyterian Student Center after a basketball game.
8	Rev. Louis Jacobsen of Sioux City to speak Sunday	Will speak in the auditorium.
8	Ruth Anderson	Visited friends on campus.
8	Everett Bates	Teaching history in Peru, Indiana.
8	Howard Arthur	Returned to his home in Edgewood due to an illness.
8	"Butch" Kaltenbach	Refereed a basketball game in New Hartford.
8	Miss Grace Gaarder	Visited her home in Northwood.
8	George Hicks	Visited the Hobo house with Ralph Logan.
8	Sylvia M. Klinefelter	Accepted position with the Frontier Press Company in Des Moines.
8	George Churchill	Refereed a basketball game in Melbourne.
8	Marjorie Hammer	Teaching in Perry; visited her home in Cedar Falls.
8	Coaches Bender, Dickinson, and Minton	Attended the Iowa versus Indiana game with the basketball team.
8	Prof. John Barnes	Visited Cedar Falls.
8	Helen Sutter	Brother Lewis visited.
8	"Sticks" Hopkins	Visited Melbourne.
8	Macario Naval leaves for University of Illinois	Student from the Philippine Islands has been studying at ISTC.
8	"Sticks" Hopkins and Earl Reimenschneider	Watched a basketball game in Marshalltown.
8	Arch Blank	Arch Blank is teaching in Jubilee.
8	Ruth and Jo Wilder	Jo Wilder enjoyed a visit from her father.
8	College High students show their loyalty	Show good spirit at games.
8	Mrs. Walker discusses table etiquette	Believes etiquette is based on regard and consideration for others.