College Eye — October 12, 1911

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Neo initiation	Initiation activities took place at McAlvin's cottage.
1	Football season opens Saturday; team in good shape for game with Ellsworth	I. S. T. C. will open season at home against Ellsworth College; players listed.
1	Declamatory contest Friday evening	Program for oratorical contest announced.
1	Alumnus of I. S. T. C. in the Canal Zone	George R. D. Kramer is working with the Y. M. C. A. in the Canal Zone.
2	Official Notes	Board considering new furniture for new buildings; Faculty Reading Circle met; stenography and typewriting courses available.
2	Department of orchestral instruments; B. W. Merrill--director; a few thoughts on practice	Gives advice to those practicing their music lessons.
3	Northeastern Iowa Teachers will meet in early spring	Meeting of Northeastern Iowa Teachers Association will take place on campus during April.
3	Iowa football captains	Captains of Iowa college football teams.
3	Miss Maude E. Boaden	Maude Boaden went to South Dakota.
4	A winning spirit	Supports rules instituted by Drake University that give guidelines for what football players may not do during the season.
4	Cliorio initiation	Cliosophic and Orio Literary Societies held joint initiation at Flagler home on South College Street.
4	The Upper Iowa Conference	Upper Iowa Conference of the Methodist church announced graduates of their program.
4	For the benefit of those	College Eye staff claims that there is more composition in this year's newspaper than in that of last year.
4	Speak up and express yourselves	Encourages readers to offer criticism about the College Eye.
5	Miss Daisy Throckmorton	Visited her sister and mother in Vinton.
5	Miss Natalie Methfessel	Visited her sister Lulu.
5	The annual Alpha-Philo Initiation	Was held on October 6 at the Odd Fellows Hall.
5	The following students	Former students and graduates of I. S. T. C. are teaching in China.
5	Mr. Churchyard of Hawarden	Visited his daughter Grace on campus.
5	Miss Dora Baldwin	Spent time with her sister Ethel last week.
5	Miss Marie Mullarky	Was visited by her friend Verna Taylor.
5	The Chresto girls	Held an event celebrating new members.
5	Prof. Sara Riggs	Was visited by her brother.
5	Mrs. Kate Webster Cadwallader	Along with Emma Maxfield, were visitors to the campus.
5	The presidents of the Girls Literary Societies	Were entertained by Miss Lillian Lambert.
6	Senior Class meeting	Social committee appointed; Old Gold staff permitted to elect a student advisory committee; class colors will be purple and gold.
6	Association news	Members of Y. W. C. A. heard speakers at the Missionary Jubilee in Waterloo.
7	Miss Lorena Hedlund	Teaching in California.
7	A letter to Mrs. Colegrove	Minnie Moore Gray wrote to Emma Colegrove to tell her of her missionary work in China.
7	Four members of the Class of 1911	Are teaching in Ackley.
7	The many friends of Sara Peters	Sad to hear of the death of two of her sisters; just one remains to assist her in her mission work.
7	Leroy Dunham	Principal at Plover.
7	Mr. J. E. Vance	Teaching in Minneapolis.
7	Miss Mabel Frisby	Family will visit California.
7	Miss Riggs	Enjoyed visit from brother.
7	Miss Maude Ballou	Attended uncle's funeral.
7	Miss Elizabeth Faint	Married Aeneas Mackenzie.
7	The Teachers College	Has a number of alumni on staff at the Vinton School for the Blind.
7	Miss Mattie Kruel	Assistant principal at Hudson.
7	Mr. Kenneth Colegrove	Returned from Europe; studying at Harvard University.
7	Coming events	Campus event calendar for semester.