College Eye — January 17, 1929

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Dr. Morrison will lecture in Auditorium Feb. 6	Charles Clayton Morrison will speak.
1	T. C. debaters break even in weekend debates	Men win at Dubuque; women lose.
1	Senior class rings have come
1	Yesterday and today viewed in regard to student assembly	Article from 1921 about the difficulty of seating the whole student body for chapel exercises.
1	Dance with the 'Blue Melodians' Sat.; all college dance to be held Sat. night
1	Pomeroy's Past will be disclosed tomorrow night	Play preview.
1	Beautiful funeral service comforts friends and relatives of Edna Wolfe	Edna Rebecca Wolfe died January 9, 1929.
1	Illinois Central sponsors prize essay contest	On the future of railroads.
1	Members of band pronounced very good entertainers	Played program at basketball game.
1	Shake Hall will be scene of debate tonight at 6:30	ISTC will debate Western Union.
1	Note to Literary Board	Will meet for photo.
1	Rare musical treat to be had Friday, Jan. 25th	Profile of John Charles Thomas.
1	Annual meeting is soon at hand	For election of College Eye staff.
1	Many students bring up B letters	581 students have low grades.
1	College Eye subscribers! These regulations are for your approval	Text of regulations for the organization of the College Eye.
1	Placement Bureau is being established	Office getting ready for service; old office will be for Dean Reed.
1	Rev. W. W. Argow will preach Sunday, Jan. 20	At CHIC.
2	Methodist Men's Club	Professor Wright speaks on the history of ISTC.
2	Editorially speaking	Mourns the death of Edna Wolfe; encourages students to write home; discusses student reading choices.
3	Bartlett Hall	Students enjoy birthday party.
3	T. C. High wins debate	Against Newton.
3	Laugh and learn health	Everyone invited to Iowa Club meeting.
3	Kappa Phi-Methodist Men's Club banquet
4	T. C. H. S. to play E. Waterloo, C. F. High	Little Tutors were defeated by Reinbeck High School and Dysart High School.
4	Luther here in big game tonight; Columbia defeated for second time	Summary of Tutor game against Columbia.
4	Grapplers overwhelm Northwestern U.; Big Ten squad easy for locals	Summary of the meet.
4	Faculty athletes enter volleyball competition	Faculty members will play the Waterloo Y. M. C. A.
4	Commercial Club to banquet gridders	Professor H. E. Rath will be the toastmaster for the evening.
4	Frosh basketball team rounded out	Roster of men who made the team.
4	Gym's Snooze	Meetings and activities.
4	Intramural play begins Saturday	Thirteen teams will participate.
4	T. C. Letter Club has spirited meeting	Leonard Thompson was elected president and John Rider was elected secretary.
5	Irvings	Members reminded of meeting; program noted.
5	Delta Phi Delta	Member activities.
5	Florence Carnahan	Florence Carnahan took a new position as Secretary of the Girl Reserves.
5	Hugh Buffum ill	Recovering from the flu and sinus inflammation.
5	Professor G. W. Samson	Spending the winter in Florida.
5	Katherine Seay	Returned to campus following a severe attack of the flu.
5	Homerian	Program from recent meeting.
5	Faculty Men's Club	Dinner in the cafeteria annex.
5	Inter-Sorority dance prove a big success	Sixty couples attended.
5	Alpha	Program presented at recent meeting.
5	Merry Wives meet	Members enjoy picnic; forty four were served.
5	Mary Carnahan weds	Mary Carnahan married Earl A. Cater.
6	Alpha Theta Beta	Member activities.
6	Phi Omega Pi	Inter-sorority dance deemed a success; member travels.
6	Xanho	Initiation; basketball; member travels.
6	Theta Gamma Nu	Visitors; new patroness.
6	Nu Omicron Nu Sigma Phi	Dance; member travels; illness.
6	Alpha Delta Alpha	Visitors; member travels.
6	Chi Pi Theta	Initiation; pledges announced; member travels.
6	Pi Theta Pi	Flu and mumps have run their course. Member travels.
6	Alpha Beta Gamma	Dance; member travels.
6	Tau Sigma Delta	Initiation; luncheon; member travels; dance.
6	Kappa Phi	Pledges announced; members attend snowball tea.
6	Lambda Gamma Nu	Initiation; member travels; pledge announced.