College Eye — July 16, 1926
| Page | Title | Summary | Scan |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Reverend Mitchell stresses need for brotherly love; Abraham's life used as an example of giving service to others | Text of sermon. | |
| 1 | Dean Reed on vacation | Visiting Yellowstone Park with family. | |
| 1 | Students should have knowledge of business; merchants very accommodating to students | Students must decide whether to maintain accounts in their home banks or to open an account in Cedar Falls. | |
| 1 | Weekly musical programs prove popular | Students enjoy music at Wednesday chapel exercises. | |
| 1 | Archbishop Keane here Sunday; Catholic clergyman will speak to college students | Popular speaker. | |
| 1 | Teacher's Placement Bureau secures 26 more positions | Roster of those who have found jobs. | |
| 1 | Defects found in majority of school pupils; nineteen million of twenty-two million found to have some physical defects | Most problems are preventable. | |
| 1 | Students taking Boy Scout course active; future Scout leaders go on hike up Snag Creek and Cedar River | Enjoy learning scouting activities along Cedar River. | |
| 2 | Lefty Flynn in "The Lumber Jack" at Regent Monday | Movie preview. | |
| 3 | Parent-Teacher associations stimulate interest in rural school libraries | Progress in rural education. | |
| 4 | Steps in raising standards | Gives advice on how students and administrators could raise their standards when accepting students and administering degrees. | |
| 4 | Injustice | States that colleges are subject to criticism that is invalid. | |
| 5 | Square & Compass Club | News about members. | |
| 5 | "Respect God" is theme of student's oration; profanity a curse on mankind | Text of address by Frederick Frederickson. | |
| 6 | Unknowns nose out A. D. A.-Betas; Unknowns look like dark horse of intramural games | The Unknowns defeated A. D. A.-Beta, 8-7, in intramural baseball. | |
| 6 | "Puppets" great action picture; Milton Sills starred with Gertrude Olmstead as leading lady | A review of the movie "Puppets", directed by George Archainbaud. | |
| 6 | Rock Island to motorize 1300 miles of road | Gas-electric locomotives will replace steam engines; seen as modernization step. | |
| 7 | John Poland gives sermon at Methodist Church | Text of sermon. | |
| 7 | Students given opportunity to study abroad | National scholarships available. | |
| 8 | Inter Sorority Dance | Will be held July 17; Tom Wells orchestra to provide the music. | |
| 8 | Alpha Theta Beta fraternity notes | News about members. | |
| 8 | Wesley Foundation notes | Japanese Lawn Party to be held; announces summer program in Clear Lake; Eleanor Blanchard to lead the Epworth League; State Official Board meet at the student center; the Reverend Ermil Frye returned from vacation. | |
| 8 | Pi Theta Pi | Held a picnic in honor of Alpha Mayfield and Kate Jennewein; news about other members. | |
| 8 | Alpha Delta Alpha | Roster of weekend visitors; E. Wane Shaw and Raymond Niblo visited the Devil's Back Bone. | |
| 8 | Miss Alpha Mayfield | Plans to vacation at her home in Macon, Wisconsin; Theresa Wild will fill her position. | |
| 8 | E. Normanton Bilbie | Visited his former student, Edward Kurtz; Kurtz's students performed. | |
| 8 | Phi Omega Pi news | News about members. | |
| 8 | Phi Sigma Phi | News about members. | |
| 8 | Inter sorority dance | To be held at Galloway Club. |