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1 Candidates Candidates preparing to campaign for College Eye positions.
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2 Faculty frolic; professors indulge in real merriment; curtain rises at 5:30 Wed. evening
Daugherty--Robert D. (Mathematics Faculty
Program schedule.
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3 Fall term Commencement Roster of students and their degrees.
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4 Teachers College football team Teachers College lost to Penn College, 6-0, on Thanksgiving Day; photo.
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5 National Council of Teachers In Wisconsin, student teachers are required to do the same work assigned to their students and are subject to their students' criticism.
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6 Prof. Begeman makes effective four minute address at movies Saturday night Encourages students to listen to presidential addresses about the war.
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7 Thelma Wickersheim Thelma Wickersheim visited Cedar Rapids.
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8 Oratorical declamatory contest Program focused on war literature.
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9 Sarah Mildred Willmer to appear on Cedar Falls Lyceum Course Sarah Mildred Willmer will present "The Sign of the Cross."
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10 Schoolmasters meet Paul Packer, principal of the University of Iowa elementary school, spoke on school accounting and school records.
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11 Society Societies elected new officers.
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12 Alexander C. Roberts Alexander C. Roberts is superintendent of schools in Everett, Washington.
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13 Lines written
Lucas--John (Classes of 1922 and 1924)
Poem written in honor of Merle D. Hay and the rest of the American soldiers who died while fighting in France.
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14 Pupils or students Believes that the term pupil should be used only when referring to elementary students, not college students.
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15 That Teachers College Spring School spirit needs to extend to more than just athletic events.
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16 The enrollment of students Winter term enrollment is 1267.
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17 Women's number There will be one issue of the College Eye produced by a special all-woman staff.
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18 Merrill Bailey writes
Bailey--Merrill Merton (Classes of 1920 and 1922)
Is now stationed in Kentucky.
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19 Official
Seerley--Homer Horatio (President of ISNS and ISTC)
Letter from C. E. Steele describing current Y. M. C. A. projects.
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20 To the editor of the College Eye
Jepson--Lawrence M. (Class of 1917)
Discourages hysterical patriotism that rejects everything German.
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21 Bible study in the churches Schedule of Bible study topics and sponsoring groups.
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22 C. S. A. A. Tenth annual convention held for students attending non-Catholic colleges or universities.
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23 Y. M. and Y. W. News from the Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A.
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24 Y. M. C. A. program for the winter term Gives subject of meeting and speaker.
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25 Y. W. C. A. solicits for books which to go to cantonments; Y. M. C. A. collects records Over three hundred books have been donated for Camp Dodge; over one hundred records have been collected; blackboards have been donated.
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26 C. S. notes News items; sending Christmas packages to people at Camp Dodge; officers elected.
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27 Public recital; children's department in piano Program given.
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28 About thirty girls Went home.
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29 Charles McKinstry Will join the quartermaster corps in Washington, D. C.
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30 Dorothy Cummings Is ill and returned home.
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31 Dr. E. R. Park Dr. E. R. Park is a Captain in the Medical Reserve Corps.
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32 Georgiana Ruff Spent last weekend in Dumont.
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33 Girls from Bartlett Hall who have left school Roster of students who are now teaching.
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34 Harold Palmer Took a job in Hamlintown.
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35 Lieut. Sophus Jacobsen Has been here on furlough and is visiting friends.
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36 Lieutenant Charles R. Barrett Charles R. Barrett and sisters Stella and Ruth visited their sister for Thanksgiving.
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37 Mae Molloy Mae Molloy visited.
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38 Major F. N. Mead Went hunting in Canada and killed big game; will drill with his company until after Christmas.
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39 Maude McVey Will teach at Iowa Falls High School.
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40 Miss Fell entertains Members of Senior B. A. class invited.
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41 Miss Livingston Spent Sunday in Fort Dodge.
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42 Miss Mae Malone Visited Janice Sanderson
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43 Miss Ruth Boardman Will spend the winter at home.
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44 Miss Vera Shultz Spent Thanksgiving with friends.
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45 Mr. Arthur Dutton Arthur Dutton spent Thanksgiving at the college.
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46 Mr. Packer Gave a speech at the Schoolmasters Club.
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47 Mrs. H. R. Hoenaday Visited with family and friends.
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48 Pres. Seerley Attended a meeting of the Presidents of the state schools.
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49 Professor Lockhart Attended a cattle congress.
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50 Renney Bromswell and Harold Bennett Renney Bromswell and Harold Bennett visited the college; they are stationed with Hospital Corps.
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51 Rowena B. McWhorter Rowena McWhorter will teach German and English in Maxwell.
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52 Sergeant Romeo Short Romeo Short and Earl Whitford played on the football team while stationed at Camp Cody.
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53 Stella McCrea Is at home and is very ill.
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54 Subscribers Subscriptions to the College Eye must be paid before January 1.