College Eye — November 17, 1926

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Flesch, violinist, and Melchior, tenor, in concert Friday
1	Fourth all-college dance successful	Sponsored by Student Council.
1	John Poland host to Theta Alpha Phi	Will host party at his home.
1	Kappa Delta Pi elects fifteen; informal examination administered by old members	Roster of new members.
1	Community church definitely planned; 100 families and 500 students endorse project	Signatures gathered; articles of incorporation to be filed; will take over denominational work on campus.
1	I. S. T. C. meets Upper Iowa in a dual debate	Will debate independence of Philippine Islands.
1	Recital Monday by Otilla Mikesh	Performance program.
1	The English Club	English Club met.
1	Professor Knoepfler is honored by Midland Schools	Offers brief chronicle of his life and tributes from colleagues.
1	Dramatic Club studies settings	Students give papers.
1	Minkler awarded national honor; given gold medallion for bravery	Ralph Minkler saved nine boys from drowning in the Cedar River.
1	Inter-frat dance well attended
1	Battles not all fought in wars, says A. O. Booth	Summary of remarks from YMCA national secretary.
1	Plans made for national conference	Will select ISTC delegates to attend YMCA and YWCA meeting in Milwaukee.
1	Oratorical contest November 23rd; to be held in Gilchrist Chapel at 7:30	Schedule of speakers and topics.
1	New ruling on low scholarship passed by faculty	New rules for suspension.
1	!! TO REPORTERS !!	College Eye staff meeting cancelled.
2	J. B. Paul	Professor Paul has been on assignment in Indiana.
2	The College Club	College Club will meet.
2	Miss Marna Peterson	Marna Peterson and Rose Hanson went to Cedar Rapids.
2	Misses Carol and Laura Payne	Father of Carol and Laura Payne died.
2	U. S. Civil Service examination
3	C. A. Fullerton	Conducted extension work in Red Oak.
3	The following letter was recently received	Holmes Company, a greeting card company, encourages students to submit verses.
3	Professor and Mrs. O. B. Read	Entertained members of the science department.
3	C. A. Fullerton	Conducted extension work in Red Oak.
3	The latest bit of news	Professor Childs reports that she has arrived in Hawaii.
3	17-Nov	The seniors will give advice talks to the freshmen at chapel time.
3	On Thursday afternoon	Professor Robinson spoke to the Social Science group of the Iowa State Teachers Association.
3	Prof. Warren L. Wallace	In charge of extension work at St. Ansgar for the week.
3	The faculty men	Entertained themselves in the Men's Gymnasium.
3	Notice to women students	Letter from Marion McFarland Walker to students who are working.
3	The movie	The Saturday movie will be "Little Annie Rooney."
3	The eighth grade cooking class	Cooked and served a luncheon.
3	Miss Edna Gibson	Visiting friends in Decorah.
3	Miss Vivien Partington	Visited her farther, O. R. Partington; taking graduate courses in Iowa City.
3	The English Club	Professor Lynch and Dorothy Charles spoke at term dinner.
4	Why not tune in?	Encourages more use of the radio in the college
4	For or against	Suggests that criticism and praise can be helpful to a person, but his toughest critic is himself.
5	A. A. U. W.	Luncheon meeting held in the Faculty Room.
5	Field work of the extension staff	Schedule of Extension work.
6	Ft. Dodge Junior College battle Whitford's frosh here next Saturday; game at 2:00	Freshman football team preparing for last game of the season against Fort Dodge Junior College.
6	Parsons-Teachers in title game Saturday; will decide if T. C. will share title or rank 2nd	The final regular season football game will determine where I. S. T. C. is ranked in the Iowa Conference.
6	Tutors win over Upper Iowa 13 to 6; conference hopes soar as Tutors crush Upper Iowa; Tollefson, Grochowski, McCuskey excel	I. S. T. C. defeated Upper Iowa in football, 13-6
6	Iowa Conference race ends next Saturday on Parson's gridiron; Morningside, Ellsworth drop	States that the battle for the Iowa Conference football championship will end next Saturday.
6	Northwestern U. easy schedule may cause title dispute; Carlton in Midwest and Oklahoma in A. M. in M. V. lead	There may be a dispute about who will become the Big Ten football champion.
7	Wesley Foundation	News from the foundation.
8	Pi Theta Pi	Pledges entertained active members; news about members.
8	Shakespeare	Vivian Bravinder and Dorothy Freeburg gave talks; inter-society debate try-outs held.
8	V. O. V. Sigma Phi	News about members.
8	Y. W. C. A.	Observing the World Week of Prayer; Professor Hunter to give several talks; everyone invited to attend meetings.
8	Alpha Theta Beta	News about members.
8	Alpha Beta Gamma	News about members.
8	Alpha Delta Alpha	News about members and pledges.
8	A. A. U. W.	Luncheon meeting held in the Faculty Room.
8	Phi Sigma Phi	News about members.
8	A. X. E. news	Held annual founder's day banquet; news about members.
8	Delphian News	Program for recent meeting; news about members.