College Eye — September 12, 1928

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Appointments made since August 18	Roster of students who have found jobs.
1	Miss Pearl Hogrefe	Pearl Hogrefe will head English Department at Louisiana State Polytechnic Institute.
1	Will be missed	Hazel Wimer will give up library job for Old Gold editorship.
1	Religious organizations have new heads	Roster of leaders.
1	One-half credit given	For courses taken out of a student's classification but necessary for graduation.
1	Official announcements	Students must apply for class absences; many students seeking work; freshmen lectures arranged.
1	New members of college faculty	Brief profiles of new faculty.
1	Return to their posts	Mildred Sharp returns to Department of Social Science.
1	Extending an invitation	Invitation to attend Sunday School.
1	Student directory being compiled	Joe Park and John Moore are working on it.
1	T. C. men head Waterloo Y. M.	Roster of those who are involved.
1	Annual meeting held October 31 to November 3	Brief outline of ISTA meeting; President Seerley will be honored.
1	Announcing extensive lecture course	Schedule for 1928-1929.
1	Employed five years at Library	Edward Wiler has worked in the Library since he was a high school senior.
1	Changes in T. C. High faculty	Roster of changes.
1	Granted leave of absence	Several faculty members will pursue advanced study.
1	Dr. and Mrs. Seerley comfortably located	Will live in original President's Cottage; photo.
1	Dr. O. R. Latham befriends students; finds new duties pleasant	Profile of President Latham; photo.
2	The marriage of	Madge Hostetter married to Walter C. See.
2	Monday, September 10	Doris Palmer married John J. Kyhl.
2	Somehow Cupid managed	Alice Johnson married to Dr. A. E. Meswarb; living in Cedar Falls.
2	Miss Margaret Besh	Margaret Besh married Floyd W. Lee; living in South Dakota.
2	On August 29	Louise Hoffman married to William C. Meyer; living in Detroit.
2	The wedding of	Catherine Fettes and Howard Boesen married; living in Dubuque.
2	Paul Brown, former editor	Paul Brown and Maurine Camery married; living in Lakewood, Ohio, where Mr. Brown is teaching high school.
2	Bruce Wallace, Cedar Falls	Bruce Wallace and Marie Lee Miller married; living in Richland, Iowa, where he is teaching.
2	Rev. Charles Ensign	Lavilla Frederickson and Howard Whitcomb married; living in Greeley, Iowa.
2	Miss Dolores Mary Wittstock	Dolores Mary Wittstock married Francis Connolly; making their home in Waterloo.
2	Miss Margaret Metcalf of Waterloo	Margaret Metcalf and Myrle Jones married and living in Eldora. Mr. Jones is teaching.
2	Miss Mamie Van Eaton, Waterloo	Mamie Van Eaton and Homer Burcham married in the Little Brown Church.
2	Dr. J. Schaefer brings bride from Germany	Recently returned to Cedar Falls; photo.
2	President's Column	Announces that Dr. Homer Seerley has been named President Emeritus of the college.
3	Facts that will aid you in the library	Brief history of the Library; description of collections and services.
3	Report an enjoyable trip to Europe	Professors Riggs and Schuneman visited nine countries.
4	Editorially speaking	Introduces staff; urges students to write for the College Eye; praises TC professors; photo.
5	Literary	Stories and poems by T. C. students.
6	Football in other Ia. Conf. schools	Preview of teams.
6	Tutor football practice under way; ten lettermen answer first call	Preview of the upcoming season; photo.
6	New rule brings freshman team	Separating the freshmen from the varsity will make the varsity teams stronger.
6	"Oscar", the lost dog, says:	Athletic clubs and organizations are very welcoming to new members.
6	Not many rule changes for 1927	Rules developed in 1926 continue to work well.
6	Training School to have fine team	Preview of the football season for Teachers College High School.
6	Latest news flash: McCuskey returns!	Dave McCuskey arrives to attend school.
7	Capt. Orr urges student cooperation	Student support is important for a successful season.
8	Miss Margaret Besh	Margaret Besh married Floyd W. Lee; living in South Dakota.
8	Welcome, Presbyterians!	Westminister Student Center ready to meet all old and new Presbyterian students.
8	Representatives enjoy Geneva	Experiences shared from delegates to the Y. W. C. A. conference in Lake Geneva.
8	Wesley Foundation	Dinner meeting, "open house" for Methodist students, and a series of teas for Methodist girls are planned.
8	Young Women's Christian Association	Welcomes new and old students back to campus. Reminds students of upcoming mixer.
8	Young Men's Christian Association	Students reminded of games, easy-chairs, and cheerful companions at the Y. M. C. A.; make yourself at home.
8	Helen Stover elected to Cedar Falls school	Will teach at the high school.
8	Miss Evelyn Waite	Evelyn Waite will teach in Alta.
8	"The dorm"	Forty students on waiting list for Bartlett Hall; photo.
8	Return from motor trips	Many faculty traveled during the summer.