College Eye — February 3, 1926

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Student attitude on war resented by Chicago Tribune	Tribune believes some students' patriotism is questionable.
1	Notice Y. W. members	Text of amendments to the constitution.
1	Orators display unusual talent in declamation; judges have difficulty in choosing winners	John Poland, Everett Cortright, and Max Miller are winners.
1	Rising interest in radio tests; better reception Sunday	Students enjoyed listening to concert on radio brought in for test; college uses city alternating current rather than its own direct current.
1	Popular students elected last week	Roster of preliminary winners in Old Gold contest.
1	Civil Service examination
1	Service emblems awarded to members of College Orchestra; present organization largest in history of the school	Nineteen members receive pins with guards.
1	Large number of entries in College Eye prize contest; winners announced next week; change in judging staff	Twenty-seven entries turned in.
1	Plenty of work for T. C. debaters	Debate schedule.
1	Prom committee urges class support	Wants all seniors to attend; advice on appropriate clothing.
2	Mrs. Geraldine Teerink Schmitt	Geraldine Teerink Schmitt enjoying work in Elmhurst, Illinois.
2	Shades of importance	TCHS will meet Vinton in debate.
3	Alice Kint	Teaching in Rochester, New York and continuing her studies at the Eastman Conservatory of Music. She previously taught music in Rolfe, Iowa.
3	Professor Francis Aumann	Frances Aumann has been hired to fill a vacancy in the Social Science Department due to the death of J. E. Layton.
3	The hospital list	Viola Derrim and Mildred Wagner spent time in the hospital this past week.
3	Miss Agnes Samuelson	After three years with Teachers College Extension, Agnes Samuelson has resigned. She is expected to pursue the position of state superintendent of public instruction.
3	Misses Janet Galford, Judith Chase, and Gladys Rudston	Janet Galford, Judith Chase, and Gladys Rudston took part the Folk Dance Institute.
3	The Training School Declamatory Contest	Speech contest to be held at Training School High School auditorium.
3	There was a Faculty-Senior Tea	Gathering of faculty and seniors in the Faculty Room.
3	Miss Helen McHugh	Teaching in Shell Rock; visits parents in Cedar Falls.
3	Professor Shannon	Attends conference for history teachers in Iowa City.
3	Because of bad roads	Schedule for weekend study centers announced.
4	A faculty defense and challenge	Encourages students to do their best in class even though the professor may be a poor teacher.
4	A Bouquet of Eyelets	Poems and quips submitted by campus members.
5	Forensics	Teams held practice debate at Hudson.
5	A new element-"Woman" Symbol-WO	Describes women as chemical elements.
5	Who's who	Brief profiles of Clara Witter and L. E. Eickelberg.
5	The inquiring reporter	Asks students about their coffee drinking habits.
6	Tutor cagers meet Upper Iowa five	Excitement for the upcoming game against Upper Iowa grows.
6	Bender's mat artists to open card tomorrow against "Tigers"	Prospects for wrestling season good.
6	Basketeers down Penn College and Simpson five in fast contests	I. S. T. C. defeats Simpson, 27-24, and Penn, 28-25.
7	Basketball great game; spectators show interest, but should know rules
8	Intramural results	Alpha Delta Alpha continues to do well.
8	Alpha Delta Alpha	Kenneth Kline pledged; hold winter dance.
8	Dramatic Club takes action	Will hold tryouts and present short play.
8	Ossoli	Enjoyed program given by members.
8	Phi Omega Pi	News about members.
8	Homerian	Met with Irvings.
8	Cliosophic	Enjoyed music and readings.
8	Shake-Aristo mix	Enjoyed joint program.
8	Phi Sigma Phi	Enjoyed tea.
8	Tau Sigma Delta	Entertained each other.
8	Kappa Theta Psi	Held formal pledge service.