College Eye — March 4, 1925

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Hot contest for Eye election tomorrow; three teams running in close race	Candidates for the College Eye staff.
1	Miss Jobes gives splendid recital; shows skill and discriminating taste on organ	Clare Jobes lauded for her performance on the organ.
1	Annual dramatic contest set for Friday evening; fifty dollars to be given away in prizes	Schedule of contestants and their topics.
1	Sophomore Council elects new officers	For YWCA.
1	Alpha Delts lead fraternities in scholastic honors; good record made by Greeks in last term grades	Grade point averages broken down by fraternity and for the football team.
1	Schipa, greatest operatic singer of day, here March 9; famous tenor secured by Lecture Course Committee	Preview of performance by Tito Schipa.
1	Interstate contest tryouts to be held March 13	Two winners will represent ISTC in Missouri contest.
1	Tutors cop conference title; Purple '5' outclass Penn	Tutors defeat Penn in basketball, 29-17, to win the conference title.
1	Japanese exclusion week for men and women arguers; men's triangular debate March 16--women's dual meet March 20	Preparing for debate with Simpson and Parsons Colleges.
2	Broadcasting of alumni program great success	Reports from all over the US; Campanile fundraising approaching the half way point.
2	Cheerleader makes trip with varsity	Paul Brown makes road trip to Oskaloosa and Fairfield.
2	Physical Ed's plan festival	Sophomores and seniors entertain freshmen and juniors.
2	Presbyterian party March 10
2	Bartlett Hall news	News notes about residents.
2	The senior staff	John Orth, Dorothy Wilbur, and Joe Vanderbrink are campaigning for College Eye positions; photo.
3	College High Y. W. raising money for foreign mission
3	Tomorrow	Viggo Justesen, Mary Margaret Hurn, and Gaylord Coffin are campaigning for College Eye positions; photo.
3	The Inquiring Reporter	Students asked if a board should appoint College Eye staff members or if they should continue to be popularly elected.
3	College Orchestra wins ovation from large audience	Brief review of performance.
3	Pres. Seerley to speak at college service Sunday	Will honor winter term graduates.
3	Story lecture	Seumas MacManus to speak March 5.
3	Christianity will solve crisis of today says Tabor president	Summary of remarks by A. B. McLeod.
3	Students to conduct Presbyterian church service Sunday	At local Presbyterian church.
3	Prof. Kurtz to leave Thursday on lecture recital	Will perform with Sanford Skilton in Illinois and Michigan.
4	To our basketeers	Coach Dickinson and the basketball team praised for their accomplishments during the season.
4	Next week--and you	Students advised on registering for classes; urged to make wise decisions.
4	Ironical Ike says--; Cynical Sylvia says--	Jokes and commentary on campus life.
5	Alpha Delts take out incorporation papers	Alpha Delta Alpha files for incorporation in Black Hawk County.
5	Red heads of campus form club--Rho Tau's	Roster of members of Redhead Club.
5	Vote for "The staff with experience"	Paul Brown, Mary Ainsworth, and John Poland are campaigning for positions on the College Eye; photo.
5	Prof. Hart makes survey of popular authors of fiction; article appears in Publishers Weekly of last week	Studied bestsellers from 1900 through 1925.
5	Art Myattway, Conductor of the Imps and Their Syncopating School Masters, says--	Random thoughts and commentary.
6	George Sargeant	Visited Cedar Falls.
6	Prof. Macy Campbell and Dr. Ritter	Attended the National Education Association convention in Cincinnati.
6	Hugh S. Logan	Superintendent in Allison; visited the Lambda Gamma Nu house.
6	Margaret Fullerton and Lyla Day	Visited Lyla Day's home in Clarksville.
6	Miss Grace Aitchison	Spoke at chapel.
6	Miss Bertha Martin	Will return from New York for Spring term, as will Hazel Strayer.
6	Miss Arey	Spoke at chapel as a part of the Charm School campaign.
6	Miss Roberta Roberts	Visited Helen Steele.
6	At four-thirty every Thursday afternoon	Y. W. C. A. offers Community Building course.
6	Miss Grace Gaarder	Judged a declamatory contest in Strawberry Point.
6	Men assemble for picture yesterday; enrollment becoming larger every term	Campus changes, such as the prospects for a Men's Gymnasium and a men's dormitory, make ISTC more attractive to men.
6	Miss Swalwell speaks at Science Club meeting	Spoke on ductless glands.
6	Lenora Holm	Lenora Holm visited Cedar Falls.
6	Jeremiah takes trip	Jeremiah rides along with the basketball team for their final two games of the season.
6	Student opinion; an impression	Friendly actions from students and faculty alike make Teachers College a welcoming place for freshmen.
7	Eulalian notes	Roster of officers; program for upcoming meeting.
7	Alpha "lyceum course"	Program for upcoming meeting.
7	Neotrophian	Program for Charm School session.
7	Eulalian notes	Roster of officers; program for upcoming meeting.
7	Irving society "Times"	Program for upcoming meeting.
7	Neotrophian formal dinner	Held at the Russell Lamson Hotel.
7	Ellen Richards club	Myrtle Gunselman gave a talk a recent meeting; program for upcoming meeting.
7	Homerian	Roster of officers.
7	Eulalians install officers	Program for recent meeting; roster of officers.
7	Phi Sigma Phi	Announcing pledging of Jannette Edwards.
7	Music students' party	Second and third year Public School Music students enjoyed an informal party.
7	Kappa St. Patrick's dance	Imps Orchestra will provide music.
7	Xanho fraternity dance	Dance to be held March 6.
7	V. O. V. Sigma Phi dance	Dance to be held; music by the Gardens orchestra.
8	Freshmen team win easily over Hansel '5'; players perform well, winning by a 35 to 4 score	Freshman basketball squad defeats Hansel Independent, 35-4.
8	Five lettermen back for baseball as Coach Minton issues call; diamond schedule not yet completed as men start work	Preview of upcoming baseball season.
8	Intramural title will be decided tomorrow night	Final rounds of intramural basketball to be played.
8	"Dickmen" down Parsons in fast battle; Morrison's rally helps bring victory as Horton plays stellar basketball	Tutors defeat Parsons College in basketball, 27-23.
8	Bender's track men report for work; prospects bright	Preview of upcoming track season.
9	T. C. grapplers annex wrestling title; Tutors pin Simpson in close match, 9-11	Tutors defeat Simpson in wrestling meet, 11-9; photo.
10	Robert Gibson	Visited friends in Baird.
10	Listen to Coolidge inaugural at 11 o'clock chapel	Regular chapel postponed to allow students to listen.
10	Prof. Warren Wallace	Will judge debate in Waterloo.
10	Walter Ruther	Made a business trip to La Porte City and Cedar Rapids.
10	Celeste Armstrong	Left her teaching position in Stewart to return to Cedar Falls due to ill health.
10	Word has been received	Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Sutherland had a baby boy.
10	Prof. and Mrs. C. S. Cory	Returned from Texas.
10	"Peeney" Brooks	Judged a declamatory contest in Decorah.
10	Prof. and Mrs. Buffum entertain school administration class
10	Miss Grace Gaarder	Judged a declamatory contest in Stanhope.
10	Rolff, five hundred dollar German police dog	Frank Hollis' dog is poisoned.
10	L. L. Mendenhall	Refereed a basketball game between Coe and Carleton College.
10	"Three pills in a bottle" and "Thursday evening" a success	The one-act plays were performed by the Dramatic Club in chapel.
10	Dramatic Club selects name	Selected the name "Playcraft Club" for the organization.
10	London back in Frisco April 9	Earl M. London will complete his world voyage as a cadet on the President Van Buren steamship.
10	Monday night	The faculty men's volleyball team participated in a game in Waterloo.
10	Nathan Howard Gist	Writes "Life at its Best.; photo.