Issue Contents
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1 | "Yellow Jacket" proves novelty; silent propertyman "takes the cake" | Review of the Coburn Players' performance of "The Yellow Jacket". |
2 | Bishop Hughes will lecture; noted churchman will address public | Bishop Edwin H. Hughes will speak. |
3 | Cedar Falls Band will give concert; McCreary's famous band will give free entertainment | Outline of program. |
4 | Movies | Mr. J. H. Francis showed seven reels about schools in Los Angeles. |
5 | N. C. A. will hold bazaar | Will hold special program with music. |
6 | National secretary to address women; Miss Geary of the Y. W. C. A. will be here Monday | Blanche Geary will make stop at T. C. |
7 | Students read our ad's | Students urged to read advertisements in the College Eye. |
8 | Teachers lose three straight; Teachers fail to do usual grade of work; first game with Dubuque College | Lost to Dubuque College, 29-19; second loss to Platteville, 30-15; third loss to "Germans", 25-24. |
9 | Unique pageant to be staged; Y. W. C. A. will represent the Evolution of a College | Inter-society dramatic production presents founding and history of T. C. |
Page 2
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10 | Girls' T. C. pep club | Hold meetings every two weeks in Professor Lambert's room. |
11 | Student volunteers | Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A. joint meeting last Sunday was run by student volunteers. |
12 | Untitled | Encourages students to vote in the College Eye elections. |
13 | Untitled | Bartlett Hall women took bob-sled rides last Saturday. |
14 | Untitled | Professors Martin, Shanewise, Ward, and Bockenthien traveled to Des Moines to see Forbes Robertson perform Hamlet. |
Page 3
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15 | Alphas leap | Held "conversation ball" with Philos. |
16 | C. C. Severin sells inn | G. T. Downing bought the College Inn to make improvements. |
17 | Orio triangular tryout | Debated "Resolved that the city manager plan of municipal government should be adopted by all cities in the United States"; opponents were evenly matched; teams chosen. |
18 | Y. M. C. A. | Next meeting to be held by R. E. Dickinson, secretary of local Y. M. C. A. |
Page 4
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19 | Dabbling | Wants men to develop character and ability without neglecting their studies. |
20 | Food for thought | Eleven questions a Christian from Laos or Siam might ask. |
21 | Our advertisers | Wants readers to mention the College Eye when they purchase goods from their advertisers. |
22 | Our teachers | Wants faculty to stand firm in their demands. |
23 | Untitled | Believes putting graffiti on posters has no place on a college bulletin board because it is unprofessional. |
Page 5
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24 | Recent school legislation in Iowa Hart--Irving Harlow (Extension Faculty and Archivist) |
Explains recent consolidated school legislation. |
25 | T. C. High clean Waterloo | T. C. H. S. won against East Waterloo, 52-15. |
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Page 7
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28 | A proposition Meyerholz--Charles Henry(Social Science Faculty) |
Wants one student to represent the college in receiving debating awards rather than the whole team. |
30 | Clio | Encourages single women to seek out Clio members; program of meeting outlined; elected new officers. |
32 | Kewpie Doyle | Studied public speaking in the library. |
33 | Miss Ethel Howard | Spent Sunday at home in New Hampton. |
34 | Miss Lambert entertains drama students at Shakespearean tea | Students in the History of English Drama class met for tea at Miss Lambert's house. |
35 | Miss Olive Teachout | Has returned home after visiting Clara Fallers. |
37 | Monday, Feb. 7 | Roster of former students now teaching in the Fairfield school system. |
38 | Mr. Gilbert Gunnerson | Gilbert Gunnerson played the lead role in the mid-winter play in Ames. |
40 | Professor Salter | Talks about his typewriter. |
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29 | Cedar Falls people | A number of ISTC students have been teaching in Iowa Falls. |
31 | Friends of Miss Gertrude Riefe | She is teaching in Goldfield. |
36 | Miss Virginia Dewey | Has been teaching in Iowa Falls, but is sick with the measles. |
39 | On Tuesday, Feb. 8 | Hortense Rodamar married Homer Lichty. |
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41 | A very interesting basketball game | Training School team took on college class team. |
42 | Are you going to vote | Those who wish to vote for College Eye staff must have paid subscription. |
43 | College calendar | Meeting and events planned. |
44 | Dr. C. H. Meyerholz and Mr. S. C. Jacobsen | Judged a declamatory contest. |
45 | Julia Horrigan | Is ill and has returned home to Chelsea. |
46 | Last Friday | Leora Clemons returned home after the death of her uncle. |
47 | Miss Adelphia Mitchell | Visited parents in Manly. |
48 | Miss Broeksmit | Went to Chicago to visit friends. |
49 | Miss Eliza Townsend | Spent weekend at home in Garwin. |
50 | Miss Gladys Kepple | Visited friends in Charles City. |
51 | Miss Harriet Ranney | Came from La Porte to see 'The Yellow Jacket". |
52 | Miss Jacoba Van Dellen | Visited her sister in Charles City. |
53 | Miss Leona Myer | Has returned to school after an illness. |
54 | Miss Mabel Eberhart | Spent time at home. |
55 | Miss Marie Merriman | Has been visiting at McLaughlin. |
56 | Miss Millie Child | Enjoyed a visit from her two brothers. |
57 | Misses Grace Hillier and Nancy Stuart | Visited Charles City. |
58 | Misses Stella Pleahn, Clara Atwood | Attended basketball game against Reinbeck. |
59 | Mrs. White | Visited her daughter Bernice. |
60 | Second year Junior College | Entertained first year class. |
61 | The Junior H. E. class | Entertained the seniors. |