College Eye — January 20, 1926

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Who is it?	Preview of upcoming presentation by Elizabeth Burchenal on folk dance; photo.
1	Old Gold announce contest to pick favorite students; Jubilee annual to feature representative men and women	Old Gold subscribers will vote to selected eight men and eight women; advisory board will select four men and four women from that group.
1	Dean Reed reveals startling facts about low grades	Dean Reed gives statistics on men and their grades.
1	Lecture course number	Coffer-Miller Players will present "Mistress of the Inn" and "Sleepy Hollow."
1	Student Council organized to aid college interests; sponsor all-college functions	Members of the Student Council; composed of representatives from each class; aim to "give clean wholesome recreation to everyone on campus."
1	Prize contest announced; three cash prizes offered for best criticism of the "eye"	Criteria for judgment; looking for ways to improve paper.
2	Beg pardon	Correction of Hokum telephone number.
2	Pi Theta Pi	Entertained rushees.
2	Alpha Delta Alpha	Attend church service; basketball team loses.
2	Alpha Theta Beta	News about members.
2	Faculty-Senior tea	Three dates set.
2	Philo	Hold initiation ceremony.
2	Hamilton Club	Will sponsor another public speaking party; enjoy extemporaneous speeches.
3	Mrs. Ida B. Wise Smith	Will speak on campus Sunday. Mrs. Smith is President of the Iowa Woman's Christian Temperance Union and Vice President of the national group.
3	W. S. Brown	Purchased College Inn from Louis P. George.
3	Miss Geniece Hollis	Teaching physical education at State Teachers College, St. Cloud, Minnesota.
3	David Sands Wright	Wrote the third edition of "Outline for the Study of the Bible".
3	Tuesday, January 26, 3:30	Science Club will meet.
3	The profs. who write	Professor Wright issued third edition of Bible study guide; Professor Kurtz published several pieces of music; Professor Campbell is working on a book on cooperative marketing.
4	A Bouquet of Eyelets	Poems and quips submitted by campus members.
4	Short chats with the editor	Encourages students to participate in the criticism contest and voice their opinions.
4	This campus can be mighty thankful	Encourages students to be thankful that I. S. T. C. does not have to deal with some of the issues that other schools have.
5	Howard Orth adopts the tie that binds	Howard Orth married Ruth Barkdoll.
5	Campanile news	Over $34,000 pledged, $17,000 actually paid; planning for fifteen bells in the belfry; believes the Campanile will be good for Cedar Falls.
5	Y. W. church committee	Mildred Stomme will give report on the Lutheran faith.
5	Dean Walker gives social pointers in Monday night talks	Talks to women about adjusting to communities in which they will teach.
5	The inquiring reporter	Asks students about short dresses.
6	Iowa Conference standings	Summarizes standings of Iowa Conference and upcoming games.
6	Tutor wrestling meet Thursday; purple mat artists to battle for positions on varsity	Gives lineup of potential varsity wrestlers.
6	Pedagogs win opening games; Central and Iowa Wesleyan easy prey for Dickmen squad	I. S. T. C. basketball team defeats Central, 33-22, and Iowa Wesleyan, 34-14.
7	Intramural fives strong; Lambda Gams defeat Xanhos 18--5	Gives scores of intramural basketball tournament.
7	Imps play for dance Friday	All students, with or without dates, are welcome.
7	Dickmen jaunt to Penn, Central, Friday and Sat.; weekend games to give tutors real test of season	I. S. T. C. prepares for busy weekend of basketball play.
7	Little Tutors humble "Tigers"; Coach Green's men in 18 to 5 win
8	Student recital	Performance program for Cecilia Vogelsang.
8	Shakespearean
8	Neos	Enjoyed sleighing party.
8	Phi Omega Pi	Vera Henderson and Marjorie Stoner initiated.
8	Delta Gamma Lambda	Enjoyed party.
8	Sorority tea dance	Agnes Juhl and Golda Long entertain.