College Eye — September 30, 1925

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Hurrah	Enjoyed recent chapel meeting.
1	If D. Adams Holt will call	Donald Holt can pick up his manuscript at the College Eye office.
1	Wm. E. Crawford	William E. Crawford's father died.
1	The British Isles and Paris as seen by Miss R. Edwards; spends her vacation there	Rowena Edwards describes her summer travels in Europe.
1	Forty people out for College Band	Still needs trombonists.
1	Tutors meet Ellsworth there; Coach Bender's men will play first grid game Saturday; first game will show strength of the team	Preview of the game.
1	Student Council meeting	Will elect officers.
1	Students are urged to come out	Urges students to attend football practice.
1	Growth of I. S. T. C. represents many years of planning; started as an orphans home back in 1868	Brief institutional history.
1	New Y. M. discussion groups are popular	Roster of speakers and locations.
1	Public speakers---Notice	Hamilton Club sponsoring meeting for those interested in public speaking.
2	The inquiring reporter	Students asked opinions of smoking on campus.
2	Max Noah	Max Noah formally installed as YMCA president.
2	Why don't I. S. T. C. student want money	Students should pick up their book exchange money.
2	Official notices	Professor Getchell's workbook is ready; will have pageant at 50th anniversary celebration.
2	Miss Sadie Krasuski	Sadie Krasuski married George Petrie.
3	Homerian Literary Society entertained rushees with dinner in Bartlett Hall and a movie	Dinner and a movie entertained rushees of the Homerian Literary Society.
3	Irving Literary Society entertains rushees; announces officers	Officers announced.
3	Delphians conclude rush with a picnic at the Pines and a banquet	Announce officers, end rush with picnic and banquet.
3	Ossoli Literary Society entertained rushees with dinner at Black's Tea Room	Dinner ends rush for Ossoli Literary Society.
3	Alpha Literary Society entertains rushees with a picnic and luncheon	Rushees enjoy being entertained by Alpha Literary Society.
3	On Saturday	Sioux Club enjoyed breakfast.
3	Student opinion	Reminisces about spending Sundays at home
3	Subscribers please notice	Students should pay their College Eye subscription fee.
3	The discussion	Discussed "How Honest Should we Be" at chapel.
4	50,000 for professors	Gives advice for changes in the policies of universities.
5	Rhetorical Class takes examination	Fifty students took the Rhetorical exam; only five students passed.
5	Merle Wilson selected to be assistant yell leader	Merle Wilson will assist Paul Brown as yell leader this year.
5	Myrtle Crane accepts position	Teaching in the High School of Commerce in Detroit, Michigan.
5	Roger Mullinex attending graduate school in chemistry at Iowa	Roger (Squeak) Mullinex studying chemistry at Iowa.
5	Dr. Homer H. Seerley addresses men at chapel	Sixty men hear address by President Homer H. Seerley. The Reverend Deer will speak tomorrow.
5	Fifty-six women enjoyed Y. W. hike	Women encouraged to hike each Saturday starting at the 24th Street gate.
5	Bartlett Hall women invited to tea	House Council hosting a tea for residents of Bartlett Hall.
6	Old Tutor teams showed strength in grid contests	A look back at ISTC football teams and their triumphs.
6	Will meet strong Missouri eleven here on November 20	Football schedule for 1925 has been completed.
6	Dickinson's cinder prospects report, ten track lettermen back	Prospects for track team look good.
6	Ag classes visit Cattle Congress
6	25 years ago in the Normal Eyte	News from the old days.
7	Y. W. after needed funds	Begins fundraising campaign.
7	Interest is being taken	Discussion groups form at fraternity houses.
8	Alpha Theta Beta announces pledges	Pledges named for Alpha Theta Beta.
8	Ruth Myers pledges	A former student at I.S.T.C. has pledged Pi Beta Phi sorority in Iowa City.
8	Clarence Stoner and Raymond Niblo conduct fraternity business	Drove to Cedar Rapids for the weekend.
8	Alpha Delta Alpha house entertains members from Coe College	A. R. Swenson and C. P. Campbell visited the Alpha house.
8	Lowell Hodsdon pledges	Alpha Delta Alpha announces the pledging of Lowell Hodsdon.
8	Edwin Brockman and Guy Bell visited Beta house	Edwin Brockman; teaching in Colfax, and Guy Bell spent the weekend at the Beta house.
8	Mark Campbell visited	Mark Campbell visited the Beta house.
8	Leona Scott, Pauline Peck, and Marjorie McNish	Visited friends in Cedar Rapids.
8	Alice Van Hauen	Spent the weekend with her parents.
8	Johanne Kelsen	Spent the weekend in Dike.
8	Alpha Delta Alpha	News about members.
8	Xanhos	Roster of pledges; will hold dance.
8	Phi Omega Phi	Have pledged five patrons.
8	V. O. V Sigma Phi dinner	Group elects officers.
8	Alpha Beta Gamma	Professor Freeman entertains group.
8	Pi Theta Pi	Elects officers.