College Eye — December 15, 1926

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Vesper services led by Secretary of National Y. W.	Winifred Wygal spoke.
1	"Messiah" program Sunday; five glee clubs combine for chorus	Performance program.
1	College High teams for debate chosen
1	Bishop Longley tells of religion and education	The Reverend Harry S. Longley spoke.
1	Theta Alpha Phi holds banquet on Founders Day; new members to be taken in soon	Enjoyed dinner and program.
1	Professor Campbell talks to Farm Bureau	Topic was "Peasantry or Power."
1	Holiday Greetings; to our readers, to our advertisers, to our reporters
1	Student congress held recently at Ann Arbor; 167 institutions represented at meet	Considered many issues related to student life.
1	I. S. T. C. orchestra gives benefit program	Program for Student Loan Fund benefit concert.
1	Dubuque debate not completed	Woman faints; debate ends.
2	"New Brooms" to be winter play	Play preview.
2	Hans Kindler gives excellent concert	Performance review.
3	Professor Charles H. Bailey	Attended a Manual Arts conference in Chicago.
3	Professor D. Sands Wright	Remained at home for a day due to an illness.
3	Professor Macy Campbell	Will speak at the Council of the State Teachers Association in Des Moines.
3	Miss Beth Tracy	Visited friends in Cedar Falls.
3	Miss Esther Ladwig	Teaching in Sumner; visited friends in Cedar Falls.
3	Miss Elizabeth Burney Schmidt	Sang soprano solos in "The Messiah."
3	"Bob" McCreary	Visited Mr. F. L. McCreary, as did Dolores Baumhover.
3	Professor D. Sands Wright	Remained at home for a day due to an illness.
3	Glen McBride	Teaching in Rinard; visited his parents in Cedar Falls.
3	Professor Charles H. Bailey	Attended a Manual Arts conference in Chicago.
3	Miss Hazel Strayer	Confined to her home due to an illness.
3	Roger Wilson	Recently got married; employed in Chicago.
3	Irving Hart, son of Professor I. H. Hart	Ill with pneumonia.
3	Professor J. B. Lambert	Underwent an operation; reports are favorable.
3	Allen Bailey	Visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Bailey; athletic director in Emmetsburg, Iowa.
3	The classes in social dancing	Classes have resumed.
3	The call has been issued for a soloist	The brass quartet is looking for a soloist to assist in halftime entertainment at basketball games.
3	Mr. H. Earl Rath	Represented the college at the Iowa Athletic Conference in Des Moines.
3	"Backward Glances at Four Years of College"	John Poland spoke to the Lions Club.
3	Professor W. H. Kadesch	Will address the Fortnightly Club.
3	Mr. H. A. Riebe	Conducted a study center in Garner for I. H. Hart.
3	Special Christmas music	Members of the Department of Music will perform at chapel.
3	In a letter received by Mr. R. Getchell	Mr. A. C. Page sent a letter; wishes to visit sometime.
3	Word has been received	Emma Amburn has reached Rangoon, Burma.
3	Coming Events	Dates and times.
3	The women's literary societies	Asked to have meetings only on Thursdays in order to free up Tuesdays for glee club.
3	The usual services	Will not be conducted; everyone invited to Vespers at 4:00.
4	Christmas vacation	Editorial comments on the excitement and relief now that Christmas break has arrived.
4	New Years	Editorial comments on New Year's and its customs.
4	They shall not dance	Editorial gives information on the ban of dances at Cornell College and the method the students used to form their own dance.
5	Mead's resignation accepted by Board	Dr. Mead will continue in his Health Services and lecture work.
5	Illustrated lecture soon	Schedule of winter term presentations.
5	Lambda Gamma Nu	Will hold initiation.
5	Cliosophic	Roster of officers; will hold Christmas party.
5	Aristo	Dean Reed spoke to group.
5	Wesley Foundation notes	Enjoyed party; the Reverend Frye will go to Osage.
5	The English Club	English Club met; viewed several plays from play production class.
5	Junior Class	Roster of officers for spring term.
5	Notice to all second year public school music students	Should pay for Old Gold pictures.
5	Shakespearean	Enjoyed recent program.
6	Iowa Conference coaches	Columbia College voted into Iowa Conference membership; will not allow athletes to play summer professional baseball.
6	Student Council to arrange intramural basketball contests; intramural athletic ass'n rules	Rules for intramural basketball games being arranged by the Student Council.
6	Tutors lose by narrow margins; Dickinson's men surprise Coe and Cornell by strong defense; score at deadlock until final minutes	I. S. T. C. lost to Cornell College, 24-22.
6	Dickinson's men surprise Coe and Cornell by strong defense; Rally late to threaten Kohawks lead	I. S. T. C. lost to Coe College, 15-14.
6	Grochowski	Peter Grochowski was awarded all-conference honors by Ellsworth College.
6	Tollefson honored on Sec Taylor's all state 'Eleven'; McCuskey, Grochowski, Meyer, and Freshwater on honor roll	Several I. S. T. C. players have received recognition for football.
6	Referees wanted for intramural games	Referees needed to work intramural basketball games.
7	Masons	Masons will meet.
7	"Black Pirate" at the Regent	Movie preview.
7	The teachers	Department of Teaching faculty have tea.
7	Untitled	Several faculty entertain guests.
7	Juniors elect officers	Roster of officers.
8	Pi Tau Phi	Entertained at the home of Mrs. H. S. Buffum.
8	Pi Theta Pi	Announce pledges; rushees entertained by actives and pledges; roster of officers; held initiation banquet.
8	Phi Omega Pi	Held pledging ceremony; news about members.
8	Alpha Chi News	Roster of officers; news about members.
8	Alpha Theta Beta	Announces pledges; news about members.
8	Alpha Beta Gamma	Pledges entertained active members and honoraries at a dinner; Anna Marie Voss visited friends; she is teaching in Stanhope.
8	Alpha Delta Alpha	News about members.
8	Eulalian News	Christmas program.
8	V. O. V. Sigma Phi	Held formal initiation.
8	Tau Sigma Delta	Held initiation; news about members.