College Eye — September 14, 1927

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Lecture course committee announces program; Professor Finkenbinder retires after three years of service; John McCormack to sing here	Schedule for the year.
1	Wild and White physical education book gets recognition; T. C. complimented in The New Physical Education	Cited and praised in new physical education book.
1	New requirements for accredited rooming houses; excellent co-operation in coming up to standard	Text of standards for rooming houses.
1	Change in library rules; facts on how to use the library; books taken out for four weeks with no renewal	New rules for the upcoming school year; photo.
1	Football prospects bright; twelve of last year's lettermen return; Freshwater, Phelan, Tollefson, Andrews lost by graduation; Welch captain of 1927	Football season looks to be best in years.
1	T. C. teacher and former student receives reception; postmaster general commends Earl J. Stout	Article on letter writing receives praise.
1	Subscribe for this year's College Eye	Uses bigger sports page to appeal to fans and readers.
2	Y. M. and Y. W. notes	Schedule of activities.
3	Get Acquainted	President Seerley talks about his life, his favorite reading, and his activities; photo.
4	Allen Read	Allen Walker Read is instructor at University of Missouri.
4	Co-operation, that's it!	Encourages college students to write for College Eye; introduces editors; photos.
4	To the freshman	Encourages freshman students not to be overwhelmed by first year of college.
5	Miss Grace Gaarder	Former English instructor takes position in New York.
5	Miss Kathryn Robb	English department instructor to continue studies in Iowa City.
5	Miss Lula Sweigard	Graduate and former Assistant Professor is attending Columbia University; assisting in the creation of a book on Physical Education.
5	Agnes Samuelson	Former Extension Professor, current State Superintendent of Public Instruction in Iowa was elected Vice-President of the N. E. A.
5	M. J. Nelson, Assistant Professor of Education	Taking graduate work at University of Wisconsin.
5	Vivian Dunlap	Graduate teaches at Duluth Teachers College; prize recipient.
5	Maude Moore	Begins instructing here in the Physical Education Department.
5	Le Claire Eells	Graduate accepted into Harvard University.
5	Mrs. Margaretta Ball Dickson	Graduate teaching in the Department of English at Valparaiso University in Indiana.
5	The Rev A. E. Fish is to assume Congregational pastorate Sunday.	Newly appointed minister to be installed; roster of speakers.
5	Edith Forsythe	1924 graduate receives master's degree from University of Chicago; teaching in Maquoketa Junior College.
6	New athletic field not ready	Additions to football and baseball fields not ready for use yet; new football field located near Men's Gymnasium; baseball diamond adjacent to football field.
6	Intramural sports made attractive; Athletic Board takes charge; eight trophies to be given	Athletic Board encourages men to participate in intramural sports.
6	Roeder defeats Nichols in tennis finals	Roeder wins, 3-1.
6	Summary 1926 football year; 1926 season successful	Football players did better this year than last; basketball had a young team, but will be strong in the 1927 season.
6	Hard football schedule for 1927	Football schedule includes eight games for 1927 season.
6	Outlook good for '27 football	Twelve returning lettermen hope for good year in football.
6	Captain Welch urges spirit	Captain Welch, of football, encourages team members to keep enthusiasm for sport throughout the season.
7	By-gone days	Reprinted school newspaper articles from twenty years ago.
8	While on my vacation I met Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Jarnagin	Chance meeting with former students; happenings in their lives; marriage announcement.
8	Vera Ione Lockwood	Married John Andrew Kueffer.
8	Bartlett Hall notes	Hall cleaned, painted, and decorated during three week break.
8	Mrs. Grace Hunter	Public Speaking instructor resigned to move to Mason City with husband, Edward Hunter.
8	The Greek Letters	Addresses of fraternity houses.
8	Florence Shold	Married A. C. Halden.