College Eye — February 17, 1926

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Rev. Eugene Allen to speak Sunday	At regular services that will also commemorate Washington's birthday.
1	Alumni committees plan Commencement; all alumni reunion last night	Planning big program for fiftieth anniversary of ISTC.
1	Washington Ball Friday; fourth annual ball in commemoration of Washington	A look at preparations.
1	Dramatic Club holds tryouts; casts new play	Will cast for "The Kleptomaniac."
1	Old Gold election; will be spirited contest	Candidates for Old Gold management.
1	Teachers College women in dual debate with U. I; men debate Luther tomorrow	Negative and affirmative women's teams defeat Upper Iowa.
2	Miss Sara M. Riggs	Professor Riggs attended her brother's funeral in Ohio.
2	Carpenter and Stoner for a greater Old Gold	Frances Carpenter and Clarence Stoner outline their platform for Old Gold management.
2	A prize Charleston contest	Dale Ross and Jessie Story win Charleston dance contest.
3	Ernest E. Wilson	Working in a department of aeronautics laboratory.
3	Violet Burmaster	Visited parents in Fredericksburg.
3	Keith Benner	Official for a basketball game in Sumner.
3	Miss Ruth Schmickle teaching in Cherokee	Suffering from scarlet fever.
3	Miss Belva Swalwell	Member of the health committee of the State Parent Teachers Council.
3	Ruth Forsberg	Chairman for the reunion of the Class of 1925; teaching in Hampton.
3	The sick list	Verna Keniston, Germaine Dunn, Marguerite Reese, and Edna Brutsman.
3	S. A. Cohagen	S. A. Cohagen, secretary of the Y.M.C.A. in Waterloo, spoke at the father-son banquet in Bartlett Hall.
3	George R. Mach	Member of a committee of the Iowa State Commercial teachers Association; surveying commercial education in Iowa.
3	Attention juniors	Gwendolyn Basler and George Schlesselman outline their platform for Old Gold management.
3	Inquiring reporter	Asks students if they believe that ISTC should stay in the Iowa Conference.
3	There will be a Y. W. tea	YWCA will hold Personality Plus tea.
3	The next faculty-senior tea	Faculty-Senior tea scheduled.
4	To Washington	Describes the dances and fashions of George Washington's time.
4	Tooter Ticklers	Poems and quips submitted by campus people.
5	Candidates for 1927 Old Gold	Gwendolyn Basler and George Schlesselman state their aims; photo.
5	Introducing the Class of 1927; a history past and future	A look at the achievements and prominent personalities in the Class of 1927; photo.
6	Tutors face test in tilts with Parsons and Wesleyan; victories will place Teachers first contenders for championship	Hopes high for deciding basketball games against Parsons and Iowa Wesleyan.
6	Purple grapplers drop dual meet to Cornell squad	Wrestlers defeated by Cornell, 20.5-6.5.
6	Pedagogs nose out Parsons quintet; Morrison's basket in last minute brings victory	I. S. T. C. basketball team defeats Parsons, 20-19.
6	Teachers trim Upper Iowa; Horton and Harshbarger star	Summary of I. S. T. C. basketball victory over Upper Iowa, 18-13.
6	Teachers set pace in circuit; have chance to cop Iowa Conference cage title	Gives current Iowa Conference basketball standings.
6	By Bert M'Grane	I. S. T. C. has a chance for Iowa Conference basketball title.
6	Three teams in race	I. S. T. C. has chance to win Iowa Conference basketball title.
7	Alpha Delts cinch cage tourney; down Y. M. C. A. five in hot contest score 28--18
7	Big scores now are a feature of basketball; many points are being made	Twenty points used to be enough to win; now a winner needs at least thirty points.
7	Coach Dickinson entertains	Entertains basketball squad in honor of his new son.
8	Lambda Gamma Nu	John Hilbert and Leonard Wiley pledged.
8	Xanho	Held smoker.
8	Alpha Delta Alpha	Roster of new pledges.
8	The Sioux Club	Sioux Club enjoyed Valentine party.
8	College Hill League	Epworth League held Lincoln dinner.
8	Tuesday, February 16	English Club will hold informal party.
8	Tau Sigma Delta	Held Valentine party.
8	V. O. V. Sigma Phi	Enjoyed breakfast and party.
8	Delta Phi Delta	Held formal dinner dance.
8	Phi Sigma Phi	News about members.
8	Phi Omega Pi	Held annual winter dance.