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Teachers trim Grinnell 20-18; purple defeats Grinnell in close game here last Saturday evening; play a brilliant game This was the last game Coach Perrine coached.
Men banquet Coach Perrine; T. C. athletes honor their former coach Forty-one students and guests attended Professor Perrine's going away banquet.
W. S. S. campaign in full sway; professors active in work Teachers in Rural Education are encouraging their students to buy War Savings Stamps.
Dr. Cadman will lecture S. Parkes Cadman will speak about "Our Duty in the Present Crisis"; photo.
Doc Throckmorton "Doc" Throckmorton was made commander in the navy.
College students and the war Herbert Hoover praises the willingness to serve and the dedication of college men; encourages younger men to continue their education.
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Library news; recent books on the war Reviews of new books about World War I added to the library.
"Widow by Proxy"; Catherine C. Cushing Mid-winter play selected and cast.
Sam Marshall Sam Marshall has joined the navy.
Training School scrappers hold Marion quintette to a score of 16 to 9 Played defensively.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Knoepfler Mr. and Mrs. Karl Knoepfler are parents of a son.
Dr. Winship of Boston; The Community Trail Reported progress of education; inspired students.
College Hill activities in war work Encourages students to get involved in the Belgian Relief Fund by using less and knitting clothes.
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J. L. Packer Former superintendent at Washington, Iowa; had a nervous breakdown and died.
Iowa State Teachers College High School; graduation exercises; Training School Auditorium Commencement program.
Military column Notes about men enrolled in military service; Y. M. C. A. has sent 279,546 letters to men overseas.
George Baskerville tells of harrowing experience at Camp Cody Sent some cacti to the science department; rain, wind, and snow plagued the men and blew down the post office so they didn't get their mail.
Margaret Lillian Dick Margaret Dick married Lieutenant Ralph Angus Stradman.
Jacobsen, former editor, writes appreciation of Xmas box Thanks college for the Christmas package.
The Registrar of I. S. T. C. Dwight Davis appreciated the Christmas package.
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More relief work Encourages students and teachers to collect clothes for babies, older children, and adults.
Mistakes Corrections from previous newspaper; article in last week's paper was written by Monica Wild; score of basketball game was 40-17.
The prayer of the army Y. M. C. A. Their prayer is to be brave, pure, and true.
Men's dormitory? Believes that having their own dormitory would unify the men.
Traitors Is concerned that some students cheered for Grinnell instead of T. C. during a recent basketball game.
Convincing evidence President Seerley addressed the court in favor of student teaching opportunities in Cedar Falls; spoke of the favorable results for the students of the college and the students of the community.
Assembly Wants Professor Frampton to play his special music while students are coming into the auditorium so chapel is not cut short.
W. S. S. Encourages students, especially women, to buy War Savings Stamps.
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James T. Fields President Seerley visited James Fields' prize-winning wheat fields in Saskatchewan, Canada.
The total enrollment of students Enrollment is down 17 1/2%, from 4171 to 3619, due to poor economic conditions and teachers being unwilling to work for the salaries offered.
Dr. Meyerholz will lecture for two weeks at Camp Dodge Will lecture on American and European history; will be touring the state to promote War Savings Stamps.
Put your house on honor roll Encourages all students to become members of the Red Cross.
Prof. Palmer writes for the Nature-Study Review Students are encouraged to read Professor Palmer's articles on the skunk cabbage and the striped gopher.
United Presbyterian party Played games and acted out charades; refreshments were served and the Reverend Munn invited attendees to his church.
Official Rumors are unconfirmed that Highland Park College and Des Moines College will consolidate under the name Union College; T. C. will hold Extension Summer Schools at Spencer, Denison, and Red Oak.
Teachers retirement commission Iowa State Teachers Ass'n. E. B. Wilson recommended a retirement age for teachers to the State Department of Public Instruction.
The students ought to read Arthur Gist wrote two articles that every teaching student should read.
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Social Science Club Focus of meeting was war; talked about War Revenues, Cartoons of the War, Press Censorship, and Alien Enemies among other things.
Advanced Rural Class election Officers elected.
Student Opinion It is acceptable to borrow a few things from a friend, but one should not become dependent on his friend for multiple items; believes a school song will enhance school spirit.
Y. M. and Y. W. Held joint meeting in Bartlett Hall to listen to Indian missionary Miss Goodall; D. S. Wright spoke to Y. M. on Brahmanism; Professor Luteyn will speak on "The Call of the Wild".
Society Homerians played games and sang in the home of Verna Zarr.
Northfield About five hundred Y. W. C. A. and Y. M. C. A. leaders met in Northfield, Massachusetts, for the Student Volunteer Conference.
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Samuel Marshall Has resigned his position and joined the Navy.
Mrs. Alice Pierce Irish Died.
Mrs. Ella Mullarky Storey Has implemented a host family system for students at Simpson College.
Mr. and Mrs. Emery Myer Are available for visits at their home on Main Street.
Bigelow-Prichard Jane Bigelow married George Prichard.
Harold Howard Maynard Has reported in Jacksonville, Florida.
Mrs. Guy Mac Died.
Alvin Tostlebe Had his tonsils removed.
Mr. C. A. Palmer Is planning on joining the Navy.
Dallas D. Johnson Is working in Seattle, Washington.
Prof. M. D. Howell Is a secretary at Camp Dodge.
Mrs. J. Allen Gilbert Florence Zerwekh died.
Report of Red Cross Reports of membership, knitting, sewing, and surgical dressings.
Mae Ash Mae Ash returned to school from the detention hospital.
I hereby announce Announcing candidacy for College Eye staff.
When we went visiting Visited elderly citizens in the Western Home.
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Prof. Barnes Spoke in Ida Grove.
Ben Robinson Visited family and friends on his recent furlough.
Mrs. G. W. Merner Gave a shower in honor of Mrs. J. B. Cross.
The Achoth girls Entertained friends.
Juanita Murrow and Miriam Beanblossom Spent the weekend with Florence Kitchen.
May Reiss Is teaching in Wellsburg.
Marguerite Caward Is teaching in Glenwood.
Vilas R. Mitchell Is at Camp Cody in New Mexico.
The Misses Inez Towne, Lois Bassett, Vivia Bassett, Cessie E. Baker Went to their homes in Brandon for the weekend.
Edna Fair Spent the weekend in Nashua.
Edythe Pickering Visited a friend in Traer.
Vera Tatum Spent the weekend with Nora Springs.
Mina Storm Visited Charles Swiek.
Mrs. W. H. Davis and Mrs. L. H. Van Houten Gave a reception in honor of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cross.
Miss Sheppard Entertained friends at her home.
Marie Butterfield Has the measles.
The U. P.'s Had a party.
Sadie and Clara Peters Returned home after the death of their father.
Aurel Beatty Returned home due to illness.
Hazel Williams Returned home after the death of her grandmother.
Hazel Humeston Spent the weekend in Iowa Falls.
Meta Wixon Visited Fern Hunt.
Mr. F. E. Fuller Will visited Emmetsburg and Eldora on behalf of the Extension Summer School Service.
$60,500 for the Student Friendship Fund Will be sent in.
Miss Young Gave a talk in Ames.
Anna Naylor Spent the weekend at Cornell.
Rohease Brown and Pauline Hamilton Visited Eva Cresswell.
Avis Flint Visited a friend in Winthrop.
Rina Rose Will be teaching in Dumont.
Miss Obera Brown Accepted a position in Sigourney.
William Milversted Visited friends here in Cedar Falls.
Mr. Lucas Visited Helen Stein during his recent furlough.
Cynthia De Witt Visited Edna Ormsted.
Burnadette Shany Spent the weekend with Flo Barnes.
Ruth Vaughn Spent the weekend in Cedar Rapids.
May Varney Will be teaching in Rockwell City.
Leila Marsh and Olive Sessions Spent the weekend in Des Moines.
Ruth Mesback Visited Riva Milroy.
Sylvia Hoffman Spent the weekend with Maude McVey.
Edna Frey Spent the weekend in Iowa Falls with her sister Hilda.
Manila Pederson Spent the weekend with Elsie Barth.
Frances Leverance Was in Davenport for the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Birum Visited from Osage.
Ruth Sweezy Spent the weekend with Coretta Cool.
Clarine Mueller Returned home due to family illness.
Elizabeth Bell Spent the weekend at home in West Branch.
Miss Doris Brown Visited Frank Plet's home, Iowa Falls.
Miss Margaret De Booy Spent the weekend with Grace Townsend.
Ray D. Nelson Is teaching in Danton, Texas.
College Calendar Basketball schedule for the season.
The Whip at the Empress Monday and Tuesday Movie made from the play of the same name; seen by less than ten per cent of Americans.
Schoolmasters will banquet this evening at the cafeteria; Dean Russell of the State University will speak
S. F. Hersey gets position with New Hampton Business College Will be teaching commercial law, typewriting, business English, and letter writing.
George Bleeker Spent the weekend with his parents in Ackley.