College Eye — March 25, 1925

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Famous DeMarco harp ensemble in concert Thursday; brought here by Lecture Course Committee	Elena DeMarco and company to perform at Teachers College.
1	"Bob" La Follette's opponent Mrs. Hooper will speak Monday; noted politician and lecturer to deliver address on world peace in auditorium	Mrs. Ben Hooper of Oshkosh, Wisconsin, to speak in college auditorium.
1	Rural institute decided success; Gerlach and Roadman discuss needs in community life	First ever Rural Institute program featured Earl Roadman and Talitha Gerlach as speakers.
1	Xanho fraternity awarded basketball trophy	Xanho awarded trophy after winning intramural basketball tournament.
1	Women arguers to clash with Huron College Friday; Tutor negative five will uphold Jap Exclusion Act in first open forum contest of season	First ever debate with Huron College to take place in college auditorium.
1	Minnesinger warblers abandon annual tour; present plans include several weekend trips	Minnesingers glee club scraps tour due to scheduling conflicts; will instead travel locally to surrounding areas on weekends.
1	Tutors humbled in Parsons debate on Jap Exclusion Act; negative team stayed home	Both negative and affirmative Tutor teams are defeated by Parsons College.
1	Roadman pleads for life of service to the community; inspiring message delivered at college church service	Earl Roadman of Upper Iowa University delivered address at Sunday services.
1	'25-'26 Old Gold staff; Galloway-Charles win in close election	Dorothy Charles and Ross Galloway are elected to the staff of the 1926 Old Gold; photo.
1	Minnesingers give pleasing program; select numbers enjoyed by campus music lovers	Minnesingers Glee Club performs in annual concert.
1	"Profs." attend teachers confab at Ft. Dodge	Several faculty members attend meeting of Iowa State Teachers Association in Fort Dodge.
2	Watters Scott	Watters Scott is teaching in Curlew; Lyla Day and Opal Sarchet visited Clarksville.
2	To the students at I. S. T. C.	Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A. urge students to attend Thursday services.
2	Aristo.	Aristotelian Literary Society elects new officers for spring term.
2	Training School party	Training School Y. W. C. A. and Hi-Y planning joint party.
2	Great demand for teachers with B. A.; over supply of students with two year courses	Due to an overabundance of would-be teachers with two-year degrees, students are urged to continue in the four-year program.
3	Prof. Freeman, U. of Chi., spoke yesterday; sent here to raise funds for university	Frank N. Freeman spoke on education and testing and opened an endowment campaign to raise funds for the University of Chicago.
3	Miss Gerlach talks to "Y" Cabinet	National Y. W. secretary, Talitha Gerlach, speaks to members of the local Cabinet and Freshman Commission.
3	Longfellow most popular poet among one hundred T. C. students; Tennyson runs second with Bryant a close third	One hundred ten students asked to name their favorite poet; nearly one quarter choose works by Longfellow.
4	Unpopular	Overuse of makeup has prompted some women who are seeking favor from men to go without it.
4	Ironical Ike says--; Cynical Sylvia says--	Jokes and commentary on campus life.
4	Inadequate training spells defeat	College is urged to reopen public speaking classes in order to prepare those taking part in oratorical contests.
4	Our college first	Student organizations admonished for putting themselves before the good of the college as a whole.
5	Gammas elect spring officers	Roster of officers.
5	Music students elect officers	Roster of officers.
5	Luncheon for missionary from China	The Reverend Watts O. Prye spoke about his experiences.
5	Pi Theta Pi	Announces pledging of Ruth Smith.
5	Seniors entertain faculty at tea
5	Alpha	Program for recent literary society meeting.
5	Basketball squad entertained at dinner	Louis P. George, proprietor of the College Inn, held a banquet in honor of the basketball team.
5	Shakespearean	Program for recent meeting.
5	Phi Omega Pi	Roster of new members initiated.
5	Miss Betty Hart	Ruth Itnyre visited her.
5	Delta Phi Delta	Held formal initiation.
5	Phi Sigma Phi	Informal party held.
5	Kappa Theta Psi initiation	Formal initiation held.
5	Homerian party	Entertained rushees at a party.
6	Coach Minton's ball tossers start work outside in earnest; material looks fine for another championship baseball nine	Preview of upcoming baseball season.
6	Seven grapplers receive monograms	Roster of those who won letters for wrestling.
6	Tutors made gift of golf course; Rownds present Woodlawn links consisting of 40 acres to college	Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Rownd donate forty acre Woodlawn golf course to Teachers College; President Seerley offers thanks; description of the course.
6	Coach Dickinson's swimmers show promise but lack room to develop	Swimming pool regarded as too small to allow for the number of team members who need the practice.
6	Teachers to enter fast team in Drake Relays at capital; many strong teams entered in half mile event	Preview of Tutor team entered in upcoming Drake Relays.
7	Girls present play	Performance given at party hosted by the Home and Education Department of the Cedar Falls Women's Club.
7	Work on class play started	T. C. High senior class to present "Charm School."
7	Debate with Independence cancelled
7	Beg your pardon	Correction to error made in article enumerating library staff.
7	The Inquiring Reporter	Students respond to question about a women holding her escort's arm.
8	Miss Laura Holmes	Visiting Cedar Falls during spring vacation.
8	Miss Marjorie Hammer	Teaching in Perry; visiting Cedar Falls during spring vacation.
8	Arlene Stoner	Visited Fort Dodge.
8	Miss June Emry	Dean of State Normal School in Madison, South Dakota; interviews critic teachers.
8	Miss Helen Waldheim	Accepted teaching position in Primghar.
8	Bender's stolen fliver at Peoria, Ill.	Paul Bender's stolen Ford coupe is recovered in Peoria, Illinois.
8	"Am I a Christian?" topic for Thursday morning	Mildred Hollis to lead discussion.
8	Willard Hall house party and conference April 4	Y. W. C. A. conference and meetings to be held.
8	Luke Rhoads, '02, now supervisor of schools at Mount Vernon, N. Y.	Luke Rhoads took a new position after eight and a half years as Superintendent of Schools at Raton, New Mexico.
8	Miss Freeman's advanced piano students to give recital April 7
8	Josephine Rasmus	Visited Marjorie Patterson
8	London back on campus	Earl London returns from cruise around the world; will study law at Harvard University.
8	"AG" students testing corn for planting	Have been making field trips to farms.
8	Joe Roeder, former Tutor twirler, seeking $1,200 for loss of eye	Seeks indemnity from State of Iowa for allowing the use of faulty materials in the manual arts department of the college.