College Eye — December 8, 1926

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Reporters	Will have regular staff luncheon.
1	Etiquette course in pre-school	Rose Hanson teaches children how to eat properly.
1	T. C. Club holds winter term election	Roster of officers.
1	Education declared indispensable to civilized progress	Excerpts from address by Pat M. Neff.
1	College Club dinner for Miss Samuelson	Appeared on consolidated schools conference program.
1	Miss Freeman's class gives piano recital	Schedule of performers and their work.
1	Edwin M. Whitney well received	Brief review of his presentations.
1	Divided debate decision; Tutors win here; lose at Fayette	Brief review of results.
1	Kappa Delta Pi formally initiates	Roster of initiates.
1	Consolidated schools conference excellent	Brief highlights.
1	Hans Kindler is scheduled Friday	Profile of outstanding cellist.
1	National officer of Y. W. coming	Winifred Wygal will be guest.
1	Debate with Dubuque women December 9
1	Miss Grace Bedsaul	Grace Bedsaul injured in fall.
1	Reporters	Will have regular staff luncheon.
1	Former student of I. S. T. C. badly injured	Shotgun accidentally discharges; Luke Webb shot through both ankles.
1	Minnesingers have informal initiation	Roster of initiates.
2	Pre-Christmas paragraphs	Campus Christmas tales.
2	A post view of Registration Day	A look at the turmoil of registration.
2	Theta Alpha Phi	Theta Alpha Phi will celebrate Founders Day.
3	An explanation	Explains that the next issue of the College Eye will be the last one of the year 1926. This will also be their holiday issue.
3	Superintendent A. O. Lee	Visited Professor Paul.
3	The Department of Teaching	Hosted tea for the delegates of the Normal Training Conference.
3	Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson	Visited Professor J. W. Charles.
3	Andrew T. Roy	Spoke at the Auditorium; traveling secretary for the Student Volunteer organization.
3	The enrollment for the winter term	There are 2435 students enrolled.
3	Harold A. Jacobs	Employed by Case Threshing Machine Works, according to a letter received by Frank Straight.
3	Miss Verna Wickens	Visited Estherville.
3	The program for Vespers
3	Anyone wishing personal interviews	Miss Wygal will give interviews by appointment.
3	Mr. Robert Corning	Fell from a first floor window at the Training School but is recovering well.
3	"What research has done for secondary education"	Article written by Mr. A. E. Brown for "The American School Board Journal."
3	Lawrence Whitford	Drove to Monticello and returned with Mrs. Whitford, who was visiting friends.
3	Dr. Milton Methfessel	Visited his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Weiner.
3	"Sally, Irene and Mary"	Will be the next movie shown, along with "Poor Mrs. Jones."
3	President H. H. Seerley and Mr. James Robinson	Attended a meeting of the Board of Education in Ames.
3	Mr. Kurtz	Fell and injured his shoulder; father of Professor Edward Kurtz.
3	Mrs. L. B. Cox	Will spend Christmas with her daughter, Mrs. H. A. Riebe.
3	Coming Events	Roster of dates and times.
3	Miss Eve Burnett and Miss Stella Fry	Teaching in Allerton; visited the Charles home.
3	Official notice	Women who are looking for work should report to the Dean of Women.
4	We hate to re-hash, but-	Questions whether or not it is good to have the main objective of a debate to win the judge's approval.
4	Jazz and the social arts	Gives an excerpt of an article printed in McGill Fortnightly Review. This excerpt explains what happens now compared to when the author attended school.
4	An explanation	Explains that the next issue of the College Eye will be the last one of the year 1926. This will also be their holiday issue.
5	A brass quartet	Quartet from Ladies' Band performed at American Legion meeting.
5	Mr. Dilman Domer	Dilman Domer visited campus.
5	At the theatres; Dix gives "Hurry Up" Yost brand new title	Movie preview.
5	Miss Grace Fultz	Grace Fultz visited Alpha Mayfield.
6	Tutors down Macabees 26 to 16; show good from in early season tilt; Pollock and Hughes high scorers	I. S. T. C. defeated the Macabees all-star basketball team of Waterloo, 26-16.
6	Large squad of mat men report to Bender; attractive schedule arranged	Talks about the contenders for the various weight classes.
6	Tutor cagers open season at Cornell and Coe Friday and Saturday; Cedar Rapids team are veteran stars	I. S. T. C. will play its first games against Cornell and Coe Colleges; roster of men who are fighting for starting positions.
6	Shift to leave Big Ten next year coaches decide; shift has caused much fear by opponents	The shift play will not longer be allowed in Big Ten games because it is hard for the officials to determine what is a shift and what is not.
6	It might go well for Indiana; how about Iowa?	Gives information on a proposed idea that each Big Ten school have two football teams. Also gives information against the argument.
7	Introducing Sophie	Personal advice.
8	Kappa Theta Psi	Held initiation; news about members.
8	Phi Omega Pi	Held initiation; news about members.
8	The Faculty Men's Club luncheon	F. G. Blair was the guest of honor.
8	Lambda Gamma Nu	Roster of officers; news about members.
8	Pi Theta Pi	Entertained at a formal dinner in honor of Grace Fultz; Mrs. Carl Walker entertained at a tea.
8	Alpha Delta Alpha	News about members.
8	Neotrophian	Program for recent meeting.
8	Alpha Theta Beta	News about members; roster of officers.
8	Alpha Beta Gamma	Held annual Thanksgiving dance; news about members.
8	Xanho	Moved to new house; roster of officers; news about members.