College Eye — November 8, 1911

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Teachers defeated by fast Cornell team; our team makes good showing	Teachers College loses to Cornell, 31-6.
1	Class of 1911 present picture to the college	Class presents portrait of the late Professor Leonard W. Parish; will be hung in the Library.
1	Dual debate arranged with Morningside; will be held sometime this spring	Debate represents important step in that ISTC will debate against a college.
2	Misses Blanche Young and Lila Wagner	Visited Lila Wagner's brother in La Porte City.
2	Prof. Seymour	Has been chosen as an official for the Iowa-Northwestern football game.
2	Professor Colegrove	Gave lecture to the teachers of Cedar County.
2	President Seerley and Hon. Roger Leavitt	Attended a meeting of State Board of Education.
2	The Science Club	Will hold their second meeting next week.
2	Mesdames C. A. Fullerton and C. E. Hearst	Gave a kitchen shower in honor of Helen Seerley.
2	H. L. Coffeen	A former superintendent died at his farm in North Carolina.
2	Jeanne Elizabeth Wier	Shows pride in her Alma Mater at the University of Nebraska, where she is currently a professor.
2	The many friends of Fred D. Cram	Will enjoy hearing of his success as principal at the Mason City schools.
2	Miss Hallie Jennings	Teaching in Indianapolis, Indiana.
2	Supt. C. M. Parker	Son of Anita and C. E. Blodget; is in charge of the superintendents and principals of Cass County.
2	Mr. A. L. Vincent	Has been promoted from principal to superintendent at Fullerton High School.
2	Miss Christine Hemingson	Teaching in Russellville, Arkansas.
2	Special preparations are being made	For an alumni reunion.
2	Miss Louise Thatcher	Married A. E. Harrison last June.
2	Miss Clara D. Kneedy	Is considering taking courses at University of Chicago.
2	Miss Ethel Whitney	Has accepted a position to teach grade school at Maquoketa.
3	Official Notes	Local, state, and national education news; Forest C. Ensign appointed Advisor of Men at University of Iowa; rules for teacher certification.
3	Large number will attend state meeting; Teacher College recognized as leading institution for training of teachers	Twenty-three ISTC faculty will appear on ISTA program.
4	There are two sides to some questions	Believes students should always be courteous when trying to promote the college.
4	A word to our sister schools	Believes that all fellow institutions should refer to the college as a college rather than its previous title of a "normal" school.
5	Miss Grace Fairbanks	Visited June Young.
5	Miss Ruth Gulberg	Was visited by Mananna Sims of University of Iowa.
5	Misses Iva Williams and Ella Van Dellen	Spent the week in Hampton, at their homes.
5	Miss Exie McIuilken	Was in Iowa City visiting friends on Monday.
5	Miss Ethel Dryden	Visited College Hill on Sunday.
5	Dr. David Fahs	Talked at chapel about his trip to the Grand Canyon.
5	Supt. Minkel of Fort Dodge	Visited campus last Friday.
5	Professor Lowell M. Welles	Spent Sunday at Cornell College, where he taught last year.
5	Miss Lulu Stevens	Spent the weekend in Waterloo.
5	Mr. Ralph Shillinglaw	Has returned from Canada to spend the winter.
5	Miss Mabel Watson	Visited the area on October 29.
5	Professor Samson	Gave a lecture in Shell Rock on Passion Play.
5	Misses Nell Ratcliffe and Martha McIntosh	Visited College Hill; they are both teaching at Logan High School.
5	Coming Events	Upcoming campus events.
5	Mathematics Club	Henrietta Budde and President Seerley will address club
5	Iowa City professor addresses students	Professor J. B. Sloan speaks on the novel to the English Club.
6	Department of orchestral instruments	Professor Merrill comments on different ways to "hear" music
7	Football results Saturday	Recent scores from intercollegiate and high school teams.
7	Next Saturday's games	Upcoming football games
7	The Zeisler recital	Professor Frampton reviews performance by Fanny Bloomfield Zeisler.
8	Faculty entertains seniors; annual reception given in Gymnasium Friday evening	Faculty receives seniors; enjoys musical presentation.
8	College Eye goes to foreign countries	Copies go to Mary McDonald in Japan and Robert Fullerton in Italy.
8	Recital	Program for recital of songs composed by Franz Liszt