College Eye — December 16, 1911

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Mrs. Lois Wilson Honeyman	Lois Wilson Honeyman is teaching near Emerson.
1	Lecture on Dickens was very interesting; patrons of Lecture Course appreciated the extra number	Alfred Tennyson Dickens spoke on his father's life and work.
1	Anderson chosen captain for 1912	The football team elected Tom Anderson as its captain for 1912.
1	Old Gold staff are hard at work; S. A. Cohagan chosen as assistant business manager	Business Manager Grover Hamersly is apparently recovering from illness; other staff should be able to do the job.
1	Football team given banquet by Y. M. C. A.; gridiron heroes entertained in the Gymnasium	Annual football banquet to honor players after their season
2	Official Notes	State and nationwide education news.
2	Part of a letter from Dr. Albert Loughridge	Professor Loughridge elaborates on the wonders of London, from the police force to their generosity towards the less fortunate.
4	Minneapolis public schools; plan of appointment of teachers	Standards of appointment; Margaret Baker will lead tour to Europe.
4	The senior class of 1911-1912; classifications of candidates as to diplomas sought and as to time of expected graduation	Enrollment statistics for the various classifications of students enrolled.
6	Sarah Quigley	Now Mrs. Wesley Kerr and living in Monroe, Iowa.
6	F. O. Smith	Has been elected president of Phi Delta Kappa at the University of Iowa.
6	Helen M. Wells	Is teaching domestic science in the Spencer school system.
6	The many friends of Mrs. Fields	Were grieved to hear of her death in Lansing, Iowa.
6	Miss Luella Jones	Is teaching sixth and seventh grade is Starr, Idaho, and is enjoying the work.
6	Miss L. Edna Wells	Is in the photography business in Columbus, Mississippi.
6	Temporary illness	Has prevented Emma Johnson from continuing her teaching.
6	Miss Jessie Lester	Is studying at the University of Chicago.
6	Mr. W. W. Coates	Is studying at the University of Southern California this year.
6	Mr. E. B. Hodges	Is superintendent in Sioux Center and reports things are going well.
6	Department of orchestral instruments; the attitude of the performer	Professor Merrill comments on how the attitude of a performer is a critical aspect of a performance.
7	Contract for new pipe organ is let	Contracted for $10,000 organ with J. P. Moller of Hagerstown, Maryland; description of some of the specifications.
7	In memoriam	Resolutions on the deaths of Mary Gregory and Bessie Dial.
7	Basketball season opens Friday; opening game played with Lennox team composed largely of new men	A new basketball season arrives as does a team full of new faces
7	Seerley-Clark nuptials	Helen Clara Seerley married Atherton Brockway Clark on November 23, 1911, in the President's House; description of the ceremony.
8	Grace Hollister	Is spending the winter with her family in San Antonio, Texas.
8	Professor Geo. D. Eaton	Is superintendent of the College of the Blind in Vinton; visited campus on Friday.
8	Professor and Mrs. R. W. Getchell	Are the parents of a baby girl born December 8th.
8	Professor Ensign	Was appointed advisor of men at State University of Iowa.
8	Mr. C. W. Cavett	Raising fancy stock on his farm in South Dakota.
8	Miss Houk and Mr. Welles	Went to Cornell College to sing the "Messiah" with the students there.
8	Miss Hazel Moore	Is teaching the eighth grade at Leon, Iowa, due to her sister's illness.
8	Miss Alice Grier	Was called home due to the illness of her sister; Stella Fisher will be filling in for her as critic in the training school.
8	Miss Palmquist	Return home last week due to illness.
8	Friends of Professor Page	Will be glad to hear he is improving and plans to return next September.
8	Mr. Clark	A professor at the normal school in Dillon, Montana, visited campus last week.
8	Miss Jessie Paulger	Is substitute teaching in Latin at Cedar Falls High School for Grace Simpson.
8	Coming events	Upcoming campus events.