Issue Contents | IndexUNI

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1	Men's glee clubs formed this summer; close term with entertainment	Troubadours and Minnesingers perform for benefit of Campanile fund.
2	Attention	Still seeking College Eye staff.
3	How to use college library; study all regulations carefully	Procedures for using the Library.
4	Green caps and arm bands are delayed; to be sold at future date	Description of the caps and armbands; will not be sold during registration as they were last year.
5	Students to secure 1925 annual free	Will be able to redeem coupons from merchants for purchase of Old Gold.
6	Y. W. C. A. welcomes women of college	Quick description of programs and services.
7	Old Central Hall	Central Hall; photo.
8	A chronicle of I. S. T. C. in 1878	Description of the school from an 1878 issue of the Iowa Normal Monthly.
9	Summons issued for fall debaters; Fish--new debate coach	Will feature two courses of study.
10	Summer students give popular three act comedy; Famous Mrs. Fair great success	Review of the play.

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11	Prof. C. W. Helsley	Resigned as head of the training school; plans to study theology at Boston University.
12	Macy Campbell	Spent a week in Conway, Arkansas, lecturing; plans to spend fall term lecturing in several other states.
13	The Iowa State Fair	Glover Ferrell and Benjamin Boardman were in charge of the I. S. T. C. exhibit.
14	President and Mrs. Seerley	Attended the National Education Association meeting in Washington, D. C.; details of the meeting provided.
15	George T. Baker	Visited campus with W. H. Gemmill, J. W. Bowdish, and W. F. Proudfoot on business about the new Men's Gymnasium and Men's Dormitory.
16	More than forty graduates and former students	Attended classes in Iowa City over the summer.
17	The merchants advertising in the Eye	Urges support of College Eye advertisers.

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18	Progress made in Campanile drive; cost estimated	Brick and stone will cost $25,000, clock will cost $12,000, chimes will cost $15,000; faculty pledge $10,000; cash and pledges have passed $25,000.
19	Prof. Gundry resigns	Will study in France.
20	Alumni Council organization formed; preparation for Campanile of '26	Council will push fundraising for the Campanile.
21	Prof. John Barnes resigns	Will continue graduate study at University of Wisconsin.
22	Prof. Underwood resigns	Will teach at North Carolina College for Women.
23	The Inquiring Reporter	Students offer opinions on living conditions at I.S.T.C.; some believe a men's dormitory is needed.

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24	Ironical Ike says--; Cynical Sylvia says--	Jokes and commentary on student life and classroom experiences.
25	Miss Lou Shepherd	Lou Shepherd appointed to Extension faculty.
26	The wearin' o' the green	Directs freshmen to observe the traditional wearing of green caps and armbands.
27	Crepehangers--no!	Predicts a successful football season.
28	Lend a hand to the freshmen	Urges upperclassmen to help freshmen during registration.
29	Preamble	Outlining goals for staff of College Eye.
30	"Pep" Club	Believes in the need for a spirit organization on campus.

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31	Otis McCreery	Married Marian Allen.
32	Marjorie Cooke	Married Einer Morgenson.
33	Dorothy Hays	Married Martin B. Robbins.
34	Hattie Caroline Iblings	Married Glen Saul.
35	Adolph O. Bentrude	Married Gladys McCumber.
36	Vera Heller	Married Orrel Hinch.
37	Onlee Sliter	Married Loyal Hurlbert.
38	Alice M. Maxwell	Married Ernest W. Ruppelt.
39	Fonda Mae Jameson	Married Charles Horace Greely
40	Abram James	Married Belle Scot.
41	May Cole	Married Edgar A. Wiggs.
42	Leona Short	Married Sophus C. Jacobsen.
43	Delight Yarcho	Married Roscoe Ward.
44	Helen McCreary	Married Earl C. Wolfe.
45	Arlee Butterfield	Married Opal Fredericksen.
46	Glenn Cowan	Married Mabel Rabe.
47	John DeNeui	Married Ruth Allen.
48	Cynthia Short	Married Kenneth Starbuck.
49	Olive Olson	Married Earl Miller.
50	Mr. and Mrs. Semon Sandven	Living and working in Sioux Center, Iowa.
51	Hearst's poem appears in "Good Housekeeping"	"Voices", a poem by James Hearst, was published; has been working on poetry since his diving accident.
52	Couple motors to teaching positions	Mr. and Mrs. Milton Tostlebe drove to South Dakota.

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53	Henry C. Harmon	Henry C. Harmon died May 31, 1924; served ISTC athletes since 1905; photo.
54	Roscoe Minton ass't coach	Roscoe Minton hired as assistant football coach and head baseball coach.
55	Football prospects encouraging this fall; keen competition to be shown in lineup	Preview of 1924 squad.
56	Coach Cowles goes to Carleton	Osborne Cowles resigns after one year at Teachers College.
57	Fearing wins the tennis singles	Robert Fearing defeats Lefty Herman in finals of summer tennis tournament.
58	New mentor for College High	Coach Green takes charge of the Little Tutors; team previewed.

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59	Billy Stiff	Trying to borrow money.
60	Tutors had fast baseball team this summer	Recounting of major successes for baseball squad.
61	Greetings from the Y. M.	Local Y. M. C. A. Cabinet welcomes arriving students.
62	Prof. Kurtz to head Orchestral Department; composer of note	Edward Kurtz to take over for the departing Theodore Gundry.

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63	Professor W. B. Fagan	Went to Richmond, Indiana.
64	Miss Minnie Starr	Vacationed at her home in Detroit, Michigan.
65	Mrs. Blanchard	Visited Yellowstone Park with her sister.
66	Gladys Lynch	Teaching English in Iowa Falls.
67	Miss Lula Sweigard	Taught at the North Dakota State Teachers College during the summer; visited family in Colorado; returned to campus.
68	Viggo ("Justy") Justesen	Visited Pine City, Minnesota, during vacation.
69	Donald Baum and Max Noah	Returned to school.
70	Mrs. Elizabeth Burney Schmidt	Visiting her mother in Des Moines.
71	Miss Anna Gertrude Childs	Vacationed in Estes Park.
72	Miss Hogrefe	Visited friends and family in Montana on vacation.
73	Miss Lucile Reding	Took a boat trip on the Great Lakes to Buffalo, New York, with Hazel Strayer.
74	Word has been received	Doris Clough accepted position at an antique furniture and gift shop in Des Moines.
75	Miss Mary F. Hearst and Ida Rolfe	Spent the summer visiting New England and other states in the area.
76	Ethel Short	Teaching physical training in Odebolt.
77	Miss Anne Stewart Duncan	Drove to Wisconsin with Alta Freeman.
78	Miss Mildred Gardner	Teaching physical education in Rochester, Minnesota.
79	Bruce Wallace	Attending Des Moines College.
80	Miss Mary Hunter	Spent vacation in Pennsylvania with family.
81	Joseph Van der Veer	Enrolled at the University of Iowa.
82	Theron Walker	Returned to Harvard University.
83	Miss Grace Aitchison	Returned from visiting friends in Omaha.
84	Notice!	College Eye staff seeks news.
85	Leaves of absence	Roster of faculty who will be pursuing graduate study.
86	Moon and Mavrelis "Fording it" east	George Mavrelis and Glenn Moon will study at Harvard University.
87	Total enrollment passes 5,000 mark	Summer term 1924 enrollment reached 5009, including branch summer schools.