College Eye — September 23, 1925

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	This young lady is a T. C booster	Dorothy McFarland writes from Mediapolis asking for ISTC news.
1	J. L. St. John	J. L. St. John spoke to Professor Getchell's class; high enrollment in chemistry.
1	All ye freshmen	A freshman asks for directions.
1	Final band concert Friday; preparation for trip has put the band in good shape; will play varied program	Will perform at American Legion convention in Omaha; photo.
1	Many good events scheduled on the lecture course; complete program given	Schedule for the 1925-1926 season.
1	Dr. Forest C. Ensign to preach Sunday	Profile of speaker.
1	The first regular meeting	Hamilton Club met and enjoyed banquet and program.
1	Cedar Falls band at National Legion Convention is St. Paul	Photo of the Cedar Falls band marching in the parade.
1	First all college dance on Friday; student must show fee card
1	Officers of the Y. M. C. A	Cabinet members.
2	The inquiring reporter	Asks students their opinions of the 1925 football schedule.
2	Official notices	Financial report on Student Loan Fund.
2	Dagny Jensen	Dagny Jensen will perform on campus.
2	The Lost World	Will show "The Lost World."
2	Girls, attention	Seeking women for soccer and field hockey classes.
2	Sigrid Onegin	Sigrid Onegin will perform on campus.
2	Beginning Monday	Dean Walker will begin series of talks to freshman women.
2	Mrs. James C. Gilchrist	Hannah Cramer Gilchrist, widow of James Cleland Gilchrist, died September 20, 1925, in Laurens.
2	Mr. S. A. Cohagan	Stephen Cohagan will speak to YMCA.
2	Will the following men	Professor Hays asks Minnesingers to report to him.
3	Sap	Encourages students to look at things from every angle and urges them to help I. S. T. C. in any way possible.
4	A Bouquet of Eyelets	Poems and quips submitted by campus members.
5	The Ossoli Literary Society	Ossolis hold picnic; announce officers.
5	The Homerian Literary Society	Homerians meet and enjoy program.
5	At a meeting	Aristos name officers.
5	Professor Getchell	Professor Getchell has served as an expert witness in prosecution of bootleggers.
5	Kappa Theta Psi	Kappa Theta Psi held tea.
6	Little Tutors	Lack of experience biggest problem for Little Tutors.
6	Tutors varsity grid squad cut; Coach Bender picks crew of forty men prospects for strong aggregation	Football team has been cut and positions of those left are announced.
6	Modern football displays science old Greek pastime; slight changes affect the game yearly, kickoff from the forty yard line this fall	Gives the history of football.
6	Football stock boosted by Bates, McDermott, and Peterson's return	Return of star players from injury and talent of new players boost football chances.
7	Twenty years ago	News from the old days.
7	All women's P. T. classes	Women's physical education classes will start soon.
8	Alpha Theta Beta has moved	Fraternity moves to new house on 23rd street; presently has twenty-nine active members.
8	Luke Webb enrolls in school	Luke Webb, a member of the all conference baseball team, has enrolled in school.
8	Russell Lamson, John DeNeui, Mark Campbell, Harm Ludeman, and Paul Rider visit Alpha Theta Beta	Former members of Alpha Theta Beta visited last week.
8	Lambda Gamma Nu announce officers	Fraternity announces results of election of officers.
8	Alpha Chi Epsilon announces pledges	Fraternity announces new members.
8	Alpha Delta Alpha announces pledges	Fraternity names new members.
8	Xanho names new pledges	Fraternity names new members.
8	Ardon Cole, Joe Roeder, and Walter Williams	Visited the Xanho house.
8	Lambda Gamma Nu announces pledges	Fraternity names new members.
8	Furniture project	Kindergarten class makes furniture from orange crates.
8	Y. W. notes	Fifty women take part in hike; will entertain freshmen women.