College Eye — September 27, 1928

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Men's glee club personnel reported unusually good	Roster of Minnesingers and Troubadours members.
1	Rabbi Mannheimer will preach Sunday	Schedule of CHIC programs.
1	Students directory sale begins Monday
1	Free instrumental class work offered	For string, woodwind, and brass players.
1	Hoover proves lucky man at T. C.; students favor Hoover by 470 majority vote	Defeats Al Smith, 675-205.
1	Sorority rushing begins September 28	Follows literary society rush.
1	F. L. McCreary acted as guest conductor	At Excelsior Springs.
1	Official announcements	Physical training classes for women will begin; College Club will hold tea for freshmen women.
1	Pres. Latham presents policies to faculty; Training School, a measure of efficiency	Outlines views on the mission of ISTC and the Training School.
1	Audience appreciated vesper program	Professor Samson and Howland Hanson present program.
1	First lecture course number held Oct. 5	Major John L. Griffith will speak.
1	President and Mrs. Latham honored at dinner	Given by College Club and Faculty Men's Club; photo.
1	Asking total $680,000 for 1929-31 biennium	Seeking capital appropriation for new Power Plant.
1	Student Council to function under new organization	Changes include make-up of council membership, popular elections, and council authority.
1	Bureau of Recommendations reports more appointments	Roster of those who have found jobs.
1	Varsity Band will add pep to games; Ladies' Band organizing for new year
1	Girls' notice!	Must call for gym uniforms.
1	Intramural sports for women	Sign up now.
2	Westminster Foundation	Meetings well attended; three classes on Sunday morning; Sunday evening worship meets at Westminister House.
2	Neo-Chresto joint meeting	Joint meeting of the Neotrophians and Chrestomathians; program.
2	Wesley Foundation News	Professor Goetch led discussion; planning social evenings on Friday. Officers announced.
2	Catholic Student Association	Met in Professor Fullerton's room.
2	Neotrophian	Meeting announcement.
2	Ossoli	Meeting notice.
2	lutherans	Lutheran Student Association will meet in the Lutheran Student Center. All students invited.
2	Shakespearean	Regular meeting place and time announced.
2	Alpha Literary Society	First meeting of the fall term; program; old Alphas encouraged to bring rushees to the next meeting.
2	Women's Athletic Association	Field hockey game played; intramural meeting held; start of gym classes announced.
3	Accompanies band	Kirk Oleson will play in Sioux City.
3	Y. cabinet makes plans for the year	Results of weekend retreat.
3	Miss Haight entertains for Bartlett girls	Mary Haight holds get acquainted session.
3	Literary	Stories and poems by T. C. students.
4	Wanta' hike?	YWCA will take Saturday morning hike.
4	Editorially speaking	Encourages students to attend pep meetings; summarizes President Latham's speech to freshmen.
4	Senior class organize	Roster of officers.
4	President's Column	Asks any students who are able to play an instrument to join the band.
5	Elizabeth Williamson marries	Elizabeth Williamson marries Emory Cashner. They will be at home on a farm near Independence.
5	Iva Musbach working in California	Named head piano teacher at Los Angeles high school.
5	Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Archer	A son, Ernest Franklin, has been born to the Archer family.
5	Irving Wolfe suffers attack of the flu	Unable to teach classes for several days due to the flu.
5	Rose Smith married	Marries Edward Bunn of Dunkerton.
5	Reports Enjoyable Vacation	Ethyl Albright returns to work October 1 following a month's vacation touring Wisconsin, Chicago, and Niagara Falls.
5	Professor Hugh Buffum	Attends nominating committee meeting of Westminister Foundation in Iowa City.
5	W. B. Fagan	Will speak to the literary department of the Waterloo Women's Club.
5	Professor and Mrs. Condit	Report the birth of a granddaughter.
5	Max Miller working in Chicago	Working at the United Foundries Co. helping with advertising.
5	Professor and Mrs. McCreary	Professor Frank McCreary and his wife have been patients at Excelsior Springs.
5	Professor Fagan will speak to Waterloo Women's Club	Social and historical background of the Pre-Victorian age is the topic of Professor Fagan's talk.
5	Mrs. Albright returns from vacation	Secretary to the dean of women returns to her duties.
5	Westminister Foundation of Iowa meeting	Hugh S. Buffum attends nominating meeting.
5	Mrs. Shutt	Mrs. Shutt studied placement procedures at University of Iowa and Iowa State University.
5	President Latham to speak to college men	In YMCA program.
6	T. C. banquet to be held tonight	Iowa State Teachers College Letter Club will meet.
6	This might prevent lots of razzing	Coach Murray of Marquette University developed a plan to teach spectators the rules of football.
6	Spectators allowed at varsity sessions	Coach hopes that spectators will encourage the players to work harder.
6	Frosh look good against varsity; they lived up to expectations	Roster of freshmen on the team.
6	Little Tutors open local card Saturday	Little Tutors will face Traer.
6	Varsity prepare for Coe; first eleven in need of polish	Preview of the game.
6	Where Coe-Tutors battle October 6	Stadium and football field will be used for the first time.
6	Iowa Conference opens grid season	Upcoming conference games.
6	We need student cooperation--Cooper	Student support is important for a successful season.
7	At the theatres; Colleen Moore in new type of picture.	Review of the movie "Happiness Ahead."
8	Alpha Delta Alpha news	Alumni visit, visits home, smoker, and political discussions.
8	Alpha Theta Beta	Smoker, theatre party, and vacation kept brothers busy.
8	Delta Phi Delta	Visits home, visitors, illness, and family.
8	Pi Omega Pi	Officers announced.
8	Delta Gamma Lambda	Visits, visitors, pledge service.
8	Lambda Gamma Nu	Illness, football injuries, visits home, and visitors.
8	Phi Omega Pi	Visitors, communication from alumni, and visits home highlight the weekend.
8	Pi Tau Phi	Entertain and attend Y. W. C. A. house party.
8	Tau Sigma Delta	Officers announced and visitors.