College Eye — November 3, 1926

Page	Title	Summary
1	The movie Saturday night	"The Beggar on Horseback."
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1	Marion Egan Smith gives piano recital	Performance program.
1	Guest night held in Playcraft Club	Present "The Demi-God" and a pantomime.
1	Seniors meet at chapel Thursday morning, Nov. 4	May plan social activity.
1	Wiggam talks Friday; Prominent editor to address T. C. at convocation; "What civilization is doing to us" to be topic; all students required to attend	Edwin Albert Wiggam will speak.
1	Graduates must have pictures for Old Gold December 15
1	National Book Week observed in library	Children's books will be on display.
1	Cone says religion tells about self; St. Ambrose teacher talks on "Whence, why, and whither?"	Summary of sermon by the Reverend Martin J. Cone.
1	Hodges, taxidermist, returns with moose	Killed moose in northern Minnesota; will mount for Museum.
1	Fall graduates! Attention!	Arranging Commencement program.
1	Class Day exercises well attended	Second year art students win stunt prize.
1	Teachers meet for state ass'n in Des Moines; 72nd annual convention to be held this week-end; Frank O. Lowden to talk	Program highlights; several faculty serve as ISTA section presidents.
1	Choose entrants for final contest	Roster of seven who will compete in the oratorical-declamatory contest.
2	Debating League names principles	Suggestions for improving the quality of debate.
3	Mrs. Seerley	Confined to her home due to an illness; her daughter cared for her.
3	Just a suggestion	Suggests that the Board of Finance should not publicize teachers' salaries.
3	Dr. Mead	Gave the Freshman Lecture.
3	I. S. T. C. alumni banquet	Bess Streeter Aldrich scheduled to be the main speaker.
3	Extension Division party	Members held a Halloween dinner.
3	The movie Saturday night	"The Beggar on Horseback."
3	Donald Webber	Visiting friends on campus.
3	Seniors	Meeting will be held in Mr. Wallace's room.
3	Miss Gladys Evans	Attended the State Conference of High School Debating.
3	The teachers of the Training School department	Tea will be held in the Home Economics rooms.
3	Miss Best, Miss Peterson, Miss Wiles	Will attend the State Teachers Convention in Des Moines with Louise Hearst and Frances Botsford.
3	Professor William Eckert	Will speak in the Auditorium.
3	Dr. E. S. Palmer	Spoke to the College Men's Club.
3	Next week is the World Week of Prayer for college students	Will be observed by the Y. W. C. A. with a morning watch.
3	About seventy-five members	Members of the home economics, social science, and literary club enjoyed a Halloween party.
3	The training school gymnasium	Halloween party sponsored by the High School Pep Club.
3	Maxine Lamson	Attended the Minnesota versus Wisconsin football game while visiting Minnesota.
3	November 3, the President speaks	Jo Wilder to speak at Y. W. C. A. meeting.
3	Fritzel spent the weekend	Visited Grundy Center.
3	Wayne Kemmerer	Returned to classes.
3	Viewed from the window of the College Eye office	Remodel of entrance coming to completion.
3	Mr. John Hoesly	Visited his home in Minnesota and returned with a new car.
3	Viggo Justesen	Studying at the University of Copenhagen in Denmark.
3	Mrs. Seerley	Confined to her home due to an illness; her daughter cared for her.
3	Herbert Lane	Unable to attend classes due to an illness.
3	Mrs. N. G. McCormack and Mrs. C. H. Brown	Visited the college, as did J. C. Gillespie.
3	Word has been received from Miss Anna Gertrude Childs	Enjoying a world cruise.
4	Miss Celeste Armstrong	Celeste Armstrong is teaching in Stuart.
4	Dr. Mead	Gave the Freshman Lecture.
4	I'd walk a mile	Uses humor to mock a school in Pennsylvania that abolished the practice of driving cars to school.
4	Of course this doesn't apply here	Gives information on the presence of cliques in college campus politics.
4	See America!	Queen Marie was charged ten dollars to have a coast to coast tour of America.
4	Just a suggestion	Suggests that the Board of Finance should not publicize teachers' salaries.
5	Snakes	Professor Abbott keeps several snakes, including a rattlesnake, in his office.
5	Professor Knoepfler as a teacher	Professor Erbe's tribute to Professor Knoepfler.
6	Parsons first and Teachers second in conference tilt; Parsons-Teachers game Nov. 20 may decided	Gives the current Iowa conference standings; I. S. T. C. is ranked in second place.
6	Burrows Bladine	Jack Bladine visited home.
6	Veteran grapplers to be on hand for winter mat duty; Bartelma back	Preparations are being made for the wrestling season.
6	Little Tutors drop stubborn game	The Little Tutors lost football game, 32-0, to Nashua.
6	Freshmen play Mason City J. C. Sat.; Whitford to take large squad to Mason City Sat.	I. S. T. C. freshmen to play Mason City Junior College in football.
6	Teachers nose out Luther 3 to 0; Stevens' dropkick in third quarter wins for tutors	I. S. T. C. defeated Luther, 3-0; Harold Stevens scored the only points.
7	"Padlocked" at the Regent	Movie preview.
7	Girls only	Seeking new members for WAA.
7	A song for Wesley Foundation
7	Graduates! Attention!	Time for graduates to order announcements.
7	Miss Celeste Armstrong	Celeste Armstrong is teaching in Stuart.
8	The men's debating team	Will compete against Upper Iowa; John Poland is the captain.
8	Wendell Milburn	Visited friends on campus.
8	Many faithful followers of football	Many traveled to Decorah for the game.
8	23-Oct	Edna Voght married Frank A. Newville.
8	Piano recital by Gretchen Henry	Will be assisted by Bessie Zimmer.
8	Mr. Fish of the Department of Public Speaking	Attended the Iowa Inter-collegiate Debating Association meeting in Iowa City.
8	The captains of the women's inter-collegiate debate	Alice Flickinger and Verna Hoyman.
8	Tau Sigma Delta	Announces pledges Thelma Mingle and Lois Drake; Mrs. Woolverton hosted a tea; informal dinner was held.
8	Phi Omega Pi	Visited by members of sister chapters.
8	Eulalian news	Program for recent banquet.
8	Y. M. C. A. notes	Program for recent banquet.
8	Alpha Chi	News about members
8	Pi Tau Phi	Announces pledges.
8	Alpha Theta Beta	News about members.