College Eye — September 22, 1926

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Freshman students take psychology examination	Hope to direct students' work into areas in which they will succeed; given because a number of students from last year were dismissed due to poor academic work.
1	Condemned south entrance now undergoing reconstruction; secretary Boardman's office to be enlarged; declared unsafe several years ago	Entrance will be enlarged to allow greater numbers of students to pass through; will also build one story addition to Business Office.
1	First-year classes organize Thursday; Fred Kirkpatrick is president of freshman B. A.'s	Roster of class officers.
1	Xanho fraternity will give first dance of the year	To be held at Galloway Club in Waterloo.
1	Rev. Laurie preaches sermon on Christ; Cedar Heights minister says "God-consciousness" is on the wane	Summary of remarks by the Reverend James A. Laurie.
1	Large crowd hears Campanile concert; approximately 12,500 people present at program	Andrew Meneely played first concert; clock must still be installed.
1	Personnel of men's glee clubs announced; organizations to begin work immediately	Roster of members in Minnesingers and Troubadours.
1	Iowa Beta chapter of Theta Alpha Phi to produce play; "A Square Pig" to be given by local dramatic organization	Chapter organized in fall 1922; Professor Martin is advisor; list of plays that it has produced.
1	Dr. Charles Clayton Morrison speaks Saturday evening; "What is happening to Russia?" will be topic	Planning for Lecture and Entertainment Course now underway.
1	Playcraft Club to hold try-outs; one act play will be cast and produced soon	Project under direction of Theta Alpha Phi.
1	Fifty frosh assembled	Roster of those who passed English proficiency text.
2	Iver Christoffersen	Iver Christoffersen received law degree from the University of Iowa and will work in Chicago.
2	Miss Nelle Jones	Nelle Jones will teach in Zearing.
2	Official Notice	Freshman and sophomore tuition raised from $17.50 to $20; other fees also raised.
2	Lots of home ec	Four year courses of study now available throughout the US.
2	Tau Sigma Delta	Roster of officers.
2	Dean talks on etiquette	Dean McFarland talks to freshman women.
2	Biology Club	Roster of officers.
2	Irvings!	Roster of officers.
2	The Faculty Dames	Faculty Dames will meet.
3	Prof. E. J. Cable	Plans to classify the material in the high school museum in Burlington, Iowa.
3	Mr. Howard Thurman	Pastor at Mount Zion Baptist Church; will speak in the Auditorium.
3	In answer to a call for feminine band artists	Applications were received from twenty-two women.
3	Miss Carrie V. Bailey	Visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Bailey; teaching in McGregor, Iowa.
3	Mildred Spohn	Visited her home in Cedar Falls; principal in Dunbar.
3	Miss Florence E. Stoakes	Taking advanced work in Ames.
3	Mr. Harrison Busby	Vacationing in Europe; meet Clyde Brooks at Westminster Abbey.
3	Prof. Scott	Received Ph. D. from Iowa State College.
3	Prof. Clark	Working on his Ph. D. at Nebraska.
3	Miss Aitchison and Miss Uttley	Completing a supplementary geography book.
3	Prof. E. J. Cable	Plans to classify the material in the high school museum in Burlington, Iowa.
3	Miss Gwendolyn Selleck	Teaching home economics in Barnum, Iowa.
3	Miss Elsie Williams	Teaching in Rippey, Iowa.
3	The Sophomore Cabinet of the Y. W. C. A.	Will entertain the council.
3	Next Tuesday	Will be talk for freshmen at Chapel time.
3	Miss Leggett	Has returned to her work.
3	Miss Refa Dick	Called home due to the death of her brother.
3	Miss Gladys E. Johnston	Teaching public school music in Lake Mills, Iowa.
4	Why worry?	Discusses how people are trying to complete various tasks at higher speeds to be able to accomplish more in a shorter period of time.
4	A séance	Editorial tries to rally students to show more school spirit.
4	A cross cut	Suggests that W. O. Cross does not deserve the recognition for his work that he has received.
5	Are the A. D. A.'s to blame?	Tires stolen from car.
5	Colleen Moore in special comedy; "It Must Be Love" replete with delicatessen store aromas
5	Hamilton Club meets at Tip-Top today	Students will present talks before dinner.
5	Literary societies revive activities	Interest has been declining in recent years; planning for rush parties.
6	Team ready for first battle; injuries slow up team; backfield presents problem	Despite various injuries to key players, the football team is ready for their first game of the season.
6	St. Thomas here Sat.; game called at 3:00	First football game of the season is set for Saturday afternoon, despite injuries, the team is ready.
6	Jess Hawley tells football secrets
6	Varsity looks good in scrimmage; Whitford's warriors hold varsity team	The theory men scrimmaged the varsity team.
8	Announcing the completion and opening of our new store	Berg Drug Store opens at the corner of 23rd and College Streets.