College Eye — October 18, 1911

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Supt. B. Boardman	Editing newspaper in Butler County.
1	Principal R. E. Newcomb	Now in Jesup
1	Teachers win decisive victory over Ellsworth; score 17 to 5	I. S. T. C. opened the season with a win.
1	Enthusiastic "pep" meeting held	Approximately five hundred students attended pep rally held Thursday night.
2	The Shake-Aristo initiation as overheard in two Irishmen's conversation	Poem about social gathering.
2	Ames debaters are busy; annual debate will be held November 17	Men will debate whether or not Canadian Industrial Disputes Investigation Acts of 1907 should be employed in the US.
2	A letter from West Point; Carl C. Bank, a former student writes of his experiences	Describes football prospects and other experiences at West Point Military Academy.
3	Mr. Fred Cram	Fred Cram in principal at Mason City; C. M. Parker doing well in Anita.
3	Alphas give reception	Alpha Literary Society held reception to honor new members and members of brother society.
3	Eulalians initiate	Initiation ceremony was held at McAlvin cottage.
3	Mathematics Club	Program was given on October 11.
3	Clio anniversary Friday evening	Program entitled "Revel of the Muses" will highlight Cliosophic 25th anniversary celebration.
3	Under the October month	Members of Cap and Gown Club were hosted by Gladys Foote.
3	Governor Carroll visits the college	Iowa governor spoke to students regarding education issues.
4	Owing to the fact	Editorials will not be present in this issue, due to lack of space.
4	Ossolis entertain and initiate	New members were welcomed into Margaret Fuller Ossoli Club.
4	Misses Rosanna Heikens and Irene Simpson	Rose Heikens and Irene Simpson entered school; Julia Porter is substituting in Mt. Pleasant.
5	Misses Ora Sisley and Ethel Bruner	Spent Sunday in Cedar Rapids.
5	Mrs. Dawson	Visited her daughter Lila.
5	Mr. and Mrs. Lockwood of Union	Visited Lucile, their daughter.
5	Mr. and Mrs. Riednor	Visited campus last week, along with their nephew.
5	Miss Alice Fouts	Visited friends at Coe College.
5	Miss Edith Sampson	Went home due to an illness.
5	Miss Jean Stephen	Is attending school again.
5	Misses Anne and Florence Merriam	Spent Sunday with Ethel Baldwin at her home in Gladbrook.
5	Mrs. Cable and baby Emmett	Visited chapel.
5	Miss Elizabeth Bisbee	Was visited by her mother last week.
5	Misses Winifred Cole and Francis Luce	Visited Iowa City.
6	Official Notes	Considering ban on use of ink in Library; ISTC reunion to be held in conjunction with ISTA meeting.
6	Finest orchestra in this country will appear at Teachers' College; grand opera will be given	Theodore Thomas Orchestra of Chicago will appear in spring musical festival on May 22 and 23, 1912.
6	Mr. and Mrs. Harry Patt	Bertha Patt hosted family visitors.
7	Mr. A. L. Lyon	Now at Humeston.
7	Miss Ellen Clark	Died in Perry.
7	Miss Bessie Buchanan	Teaching at Parsons College.
7	Miss Mary Dunham	Attended state library meeting.
7	Professor Condit	Father died.
7	Senior meeting number three	Class insignia was discussed; social committee announces first function; faculty advisory committee selected; memorial committee selected.
8	Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tomlinson	Visited their daughter, Mrs. Bender.
8	Mrs. Shoemaker	Professor Condit's sister returned from mission work in China.