College Eye — November 15, 1911

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	State will care for the sick; Gymnasium will be converted into hospital, if necessary; inoculation offered by Board of Health	At least twenty ISTC students have typhoid fever; College Hospital full; also using College Hill rooming house; will use Gymnasium if more cases develop.
1	Big blue team does good work at Dubuque; score 0 to 0	Slippery field yields scoreless game.
1	Be at Ames-Simpson mass meeting Thursday evening college auditorium 6:10	Getting ready for football game against Simpson College and debate against Ames.
2	Announcement of the Fadville public schools; a course of study for 1911-12	Lampoon article about school in "Fadville".
3	Simpson will put up hard fight	Game against Simpson will be close; opposing team has coaches with experience; team has been playing well.
3	Professor Seymour	Professor Seymour officiates football games.
4	Science Club program	Students present papers to the group.
5	Ames-Teachers debate	Sixteenth annual debate coming up; brief history of the series; will debate government control over strikes.
6	Y. W. C. A. notes	Group discussed habits and character building; agreed one should always be at his or her best.
6	Official Notes	Rhodes Scholarship examination will be available in October 1912.
6	Our neighbors	News from conference schools
7	Miss Mabel Elthon	Had been visiting friends on the Hill but has now returned home.
7	Miss Julia Porter	Is ready to begin work in public schools after recovering from an illness.
7	President Seerley	Will address an educational meeting in Clinton on Thursday.
7	Marie Miller	Is a teacher at Canton, North Dakota public schools.
7	Edward G. Quigley	Is enjoying his work as a principal in Seattle, Washington.
7	Samuel Quigley	Will be taking a position at the University of Minnesota.
7	The Evans House	Was opened and put in charge of the nurses.
7	Misses Ruth Saul and Mildred Wilcox	Visited campus last Friday.
7	Miss Ruth Whistler	Was visited by her sister last week.
7	Miss Nettie Oleson	Is on campus visiting her sister.
7	Monica Farrell	Recently had a foot operation and is now a typhoid fever patient.
7	Miss Monica Wild	Left for Minneapolis to visit her brother who is studying at the University of Minnesota.
7	Miss Corrine Eide	Was called home to Mapleton due to her mother's illness.
7	Miss Lucile Riggs	Attended a family reunion in Indianola.
7	Misses Beatrice Ruff, Anne Umphrey and Flossy Brown	Left for Sioux Rapids on Sunday.
7	Miss Helen Schenck	Was visited by her mother last week.
7	Miss Ruth Golberg	Spent the weekend in Moline, Illinois, at her home.
7	Miss Helen Judson	Visited Edith Reland Sunday.
7	Miss Elizabeth Macdonald	Received a visit from her friend Anna Gordon.
8	Mrs. Kate Logan	Visited Eva Gregg.
8	President Seerley	Will speak at Iowa educational meeting.
8	Instructor Roy V. Coffey	Will speak at educational meeting.
8	Prof. C. A. Fullerton	Will speak at ISTA convention.
8	Mrs. W. L. Hearst	Will speak at educational meeting.
8	Miss Mabel Elthon	Visited College Hill.
8	Alice and Carolyn Cole	Doing well at Dows.
8	C. S. Missildine	Studying law at Drake University.
8	The following alumni of the institution	A number of alumni are doing well in their jobs.
8	The Simpson game	Literary societies asked to dismiss their sessions in time so that students can get to the football game.
8	Miss Hulda Stenwall	Many faculty will take part in the upcoming ISTA meeting.
8	Word comes from Mrs. Minnie Porter Babcock	Enjoying work in Hubbard.
8	Miss Laura Ensign	Visited the East during last summer.
8	Maude Miner	Doing good work in Red Oak.
8	E. D. Chassell	May receive state office.