College Eye — September 8, 1926

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Miss Margaret Santee	Left to teach in Detroit, Michigan.
1	Pre-Kindergarten school at T.C.	Will conduct class in former President's Cottage under direction of Marjorie Momeyer and Ilse Forest.
1	Chose members for Committee of 17; plan to conduct Sunday school	Purpose is to promote churchgoing among students and area residents.
1	All-college mix to be held in gym Friday	Opportunity for students to get acquainted.
1	Untitled	Southeast entrance of campus; photo.
1	T. C. loyalty song	Words to the song.
1	New members of library staff	Dorothy Charles, Irene Ehresman, and Marjorie True join staff.
1	We want reporters	For the College Eye.
1	Return to work after summer trip	Anne Stuart Duncan and Alta Freeman return from trip to Europe.
1	Faculty golf fans form new club	Opportunity to get the college golf course in shape.
1	Church services Sunday in college auditorium; Seerley to preach
1	Cecilian Glee Club director resigns	Olive Barker will replace Elizabeth Burney Schmidt.
1	Miss Naomi Evans elected to succeed Mrs. Johnson	Brief profile of piano instructor Naomi Evans.
2	Library information	Hours, policies, and procedures for using the library.
2	Miss Alison Aitchison	Professors Aitchison and Uttley worked on geography text this summer.
3	Miss Leggett	Professor Leggett has rheumatism and will not be back for the beginning of the term.
3	Church directory	Churches preparing to welcome students.
3	Y. W. book exchange	Unsold books must be called for.
4	Our policy	Provides policies of the College Eye.
4	Our policy	Provides policies of the College Eye.
4	The editors	Clarice Huesselmann, Dave Bates, Leonard Steger, staff of the College Eye; photo.
4	The pluperfect future	Compares the present lifestyle and ideas to those of the past, and inquires about what the future may bring.
4	There is nothing so good	Gives advice to the incoming freshmen.
4	Our creed	Gives themes and goals that the editors of the College Eye will strive to achieve.
5	Miss Ethel Short	Will teach in Kansas City, Missouri.
5	Y. W. notes; "Little Sisters"	Program will assist new students.
5	Book exchange	YWCA adopts new policy; will buy books from students and then sell them, rather than accept them on consignment.
5	Plan for federation	Considering uniting all student religious services.
5	Leslie I. Reed	Dean Reed will begin series of lectures for men.
6	I. S. T. C. schedule	For football season of 1926.
6	Old men back; many new men	Football season preview.
6	Tutors play St. Thomas here September 25; Whitford to assist Bender	Football game preview.
6	Success in coaching course	Coaches will teach course.
7	The Unholy Three	YWCA will show movie.
7	"The Enchanted Hill" coming to Regent
8	Miss Lucile Knickerbocker	Will resume teaching position in Sauk Center, Minnesota.
8	Miss Altha Curtis	Will teach in Odebolt.
8	Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hays	Returned from visiting family in Seymour.
8	Lester Lalan	Visited his mother, Elizabeth Lalan; studying at the McCormick Theological Seminary at Chicago.
8	Miss Clara Luse	Visited Eva May Luse with her father; Clara left to resume teaching in Los Angeles.
8	Miss Florence Bailey	Will teach in Marissa, Illinois.
8	Miss Faith Kiddoo	Left to visit her father in Creston after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Buswell; will teach at Michigan State Teachers College.
8	Miss Marguerite Hays	Will teach in Clayton, New York.
8	Miss Modesta Mann	Visited Frances Dorrell.
8	Miss Lucile Knickerbocker	Will resume teaching position in Sauk Center, Minnesota.
8	Prof. Mrs. A. C. Fuller, Jr.	Returned from visiting family and friends in Fairfield.
8	Miss Kathryn Burns	Visited Delia Wynegar.
8	Miss Helen Kumerow	Left for teaching position in Midland, South Dakota.
8	Miss Margery Hammer	Left to resume her teaching duties in Forest City.
8	Miss Altha Curtis	Will teach in Odebolt.
8	Miss Ethel Short	Will teach in Kansas City, Missouri.
8	Miss Margaret Santee	Left to teach in Detroit, Michigan.
8	Miss Cornelia Woolverton	Drove to the State Fair with her parents, Gladys Lynch, William Lynch, and Lloyd Heicher.
8	Miss Charlotte Coffin	Left for Vermillion, South Dakota, when she accepted teaching position.
8	Greeting from the Wesley Foundation	A look at Wesley programs.