College Eye — February 22, 1928

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Community Church given approval; at meeting held Sunday	Group is organizing; meets with other denominations.
1	Wilma Woodring to give recital	Performance program.
1	Student Council announcement	Encourages T. C. students to obtain entertainment tickets for dances in advance for people who do not attend ISTC.
1	Sixth annual ball Saturday; Washington Ball to be held at Women's Gym	First Washington Ball sponsored by junior class in 1923; preview of the upcoming dance.
1	Old Gold announcement	Graduating students are encouraged to submit photos to the Old Gold.
1	Mildred Chaplin wins oratory honors	Bernice Bowen wins third place.
1	College Eye election to be held March 8; polls open 8-12, 1-4	Paid subscribers will elect staff.
1	T. C. debaters defeat two schools	Debate team won two contests with votes of 3-2 and 18-7; team showed "unusual ability".
1	Winter graduates notice	Should order invitations.
1	Election of Old Gold staff Thursday	Roster of candidates.
1	Notice to Math Club	Professor Watson will speak at meeting.
1	Mathews to speak in Men's Gym Mon.; convocation to be held 1:00 to 2:30 p.m.	Shailer Mathews will speak.
1	String ensemble class to give recital	Performance program.
1	Why I choose the teaching profession	Professor Goetch became a teacher because of the success it offered; believes teachers have strong intellectual qualities.
2	Prominent views of prominent juniors	Believes the junior class is the best and most important; views of the collective junior class are established.
2	Something to think about	Students' reactions to question: Do you think that the graduating classes from year to year should have one standard ring, and do you think they should be bought during the Junior year?
4	Prospective future	Seniors tell what they hope to be doing next year.
4	Editorially speaking	Encourages students not only to invest in the college by paying tuition, but also to reap the rewards by learning what the college has to offer.
5	L. S. A.	Association meeting information.
5	Cliosophic	Meeting information.
5	Y. W. notes	Association news.
5	Alpha	Society meeting information.
5	Echo Club	Meeting information.
5	Ossoli's notice!	Meeting cancellation information.
5	Shakespearean	Society meeting information.
5	Eulalian	Society meeting information.
5	Brindley brings home medal	John Brindley, son of professor, won first place in 115 pound class in wrestling.
6	College Bears swamp Aristos	Intramural basketball game highlights.
6	Captain "Red" Luke to return to school	Student will return to T. C. and run track again.
6	Tutors leave on two day trip; Cooper returns to line-up	Basketball team will play Penn and Central Colleges this weekend.
6	Prospects bright for a winning baseball team
6	Personnel of the basketball team	Team roster.
6	Final game Wednesday	Last basketball game of season to be against Iowa Wesleyan.
6	Y. M. C. A. downs Bates Hall 35-19
6	Intramural wrestling tourney March 3rd
6	Teachers' wrestlers blank Monmouth; Tutors score easy verdict	T. C. won, 31-0.
6	Saturday's intramurals promise excitement; eight strongest teams to battle for honors
6	Friendly Five team vanquished Pep Club	Highlights of intramural basketball.
6	Parsons nose out Tutor cagers; Hartman leads local scoring
7	At the Theatres	Short reviews of "Baby Mine" and "Legionnaires in Paris".
8	Phi Sigma Phi	Sorority happenings.
8	Lambda Gamma Nu	Fraternity happenings.
8	Chi Pi Theta	Fraternity happenings.
8	Alpha Beta Gamma	Sorority happenings.
8	Kappa Delta Pi	National honor fraternity meeting information.
8	Alpha Theta Beta	Fraternity happenings.
8	Delta Phi Delta	Sorority happenings.
8	Tau Sigma Delta	Sorority happenings.
8	Alpha Chi Epsilon	Fraternity happenings.
8	Theta Alpha Phi	National honor dramatic fraternity news.
8	Alpha Delta Alpha	Fraternity happenings.
8	The Pop-off	Student does not understand why cheerleaders are needed at every sporting event to tell the crowd when to applaud.
8	Kappa Theta Psi	Sorority happenings.