College Eye — January 17, 1912

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	John Kendrick Bangs delights audience; makes big hit with Cedar Falls people, humor was of highest order, a strenuous day at Oyster Bay well received	Talked about famous people whom he has met.
1	The east meets the west; seniors in public speaking will give midwinter play next week	Will present "The Girl from Montana"; cast list.
1	The Science Club	Professor Kadesch will speak to the Science Club on electricity.
1	College carnival the greatest success ever; Young Women's Christian Association pull off the biggest stunt of the year, attendance estimated at 900	Enjoyed parade, music, and food; raised $300.
2	Official Notes	Summer session plans underway; Constance Smith replaces Ruth Dowdell as Kindergarten teacher.
2	Teachers club holds interesting meeting; notes Wisconsin professor delivers lecture upon subject, psychic phenomena	E. D. Angell speaks on campus.
3	A recent wedding	Elizabeth Newton married Guy E. Mack.
3	In memoriam	Resolutions on death of Etta George.
3	Intersociety oratorical will be held Friday evening	Clios, Chrestos, Zetas, Ossolis, Eulalians, and Delphians will compete.
3	The Debating League	Debating League is gathering photographs of leading ISTC debaters from past years.
4	Football schedule for 1912 almost completed; track and baseball schedules will soon be ready	Schedules for football and track seasons
4	More about the Old Gold	Staff needs pictures and articles for the yearbook.
4	On Wednesday morning of this week	Old Gold began subscription campaign.
4	The publishers of the College Eye	The College Eye distributes complimentary copies to schools
5	At a recent meeting	Officials chosen for Missouri Valley Conference; basketball rules altered to make for faster game
5	Athletic notes	M. A. Sheffield is working at Charles City; Athletic Board reorganized; Gymnasium open for recreation; designing new football emblems; gymnastics prospects good.
5	Teachers lose to Coe; was closely contested from start to finish; final score stood 24 to 21	Teachers lose a close game, possibly due to bad calls by officials.
5	Our basketball team	Basketball team plays Leander Clark on Friday
5	An athletic benefit is scheduled	Athletic benefit scheduled for Friday, February 16th; music provided by John Frampton.
6	W. W. Gist	Preached a Clarion and Humiston
6	Ira S. Condit	Elected Chairman of the Mathematics section of the Central Association of Science and Mathematics.
6	G. W. Walters	Addressed the Women's Club at New Hampton.
6	President H. H. Seerley	Engaged to speak at Forest City High School.
6	C. P. Colegrove	Delivered a lecture on Pedagogical Vision in Clarion.
6	W. H. Bender	Delivered an address on The Essentials of a Good Teacher in Marshalltown.
6	D. S. Wright	Delivered an address at the Y. M. C. A. in Waterloo and one in the Twin Cities.
6	Seniors decide to have Commencement orator	Roster of committee members.
7	Miss Katherine Knoepfler	Is retiring at the end of the semester as the German teacher in Fort Madison.
7	G. W. Samson	Delivered the Passion Play at Shell Rock and addressed a Farmer's Institute in Allerton.
7	G. W. Walters and Prof. Reuben McKitrick	Went to Grundy Center to act as judges for a debate.
7	R. F. Seymour	Refereed the Drake-Nebraska game.
7	Supt. S. T. Neveln	Is excited about a new school to be built in Storm Lake.
7	Cap E. Miller	Is the president of the Southeastern Iowa Teachers Association; will meet at Grinnell, April 4, 5, and 6.
7	Margaret Benbow	Is praised for her work as Domestic Science teacher at St. Joseph, Missouri.
7	The Clear Lake High School	Was recently destroyed by fire.
7	Supt. W. A. Ottilie	Has introduced agriculture as a course of study at Goldfield.
7	Mr. E. T. Sheppard	Has been elected principal in Sioux City.
7	Miss Mary A. Faint	Has great teachers to work with as superintendent of Butler County schools.
7	The Glidden Graphic	Commends W. H. Manifold for his success work in the school system.
7	W. S. Mitchell	Is studying at the State College in Ames.
7	Lilly Robinson	Has received a position at Fort Madison High School.
7	Etta B. Utley	Has accepted a first primary position at Avoca.
7	Anna Appelman	Is teaching Primary at Hedrick.
7	Elizabeth Newton	Recently married Guy E. Mack.
7	Miss Emma Arent	Is working in Iowa City.
7	Miss Ruth Robinson	I a teacher in Plains, Montana.
7	Anna Daley	Has accepted a position at Liverpool.
7	Miss Mabel Shearer	Has requested to have her state certificate renewed.
7	Julia Porter	Now has a permanent position at West Union High School after substitute teaching there for a month.
7	Thomas R. Amlie	Is living on a farm near Peterson, Iowa.
7	H. L. Eells	Is very successful in his work at Rolfe.
7	Rev. J. P. Huget	Was given an automobile as a Christmas present from his church.
7	Vera Lighthall	Has received a scholarship to the University of Chicago.
7	Maude Landis	Is the science teacher at the Centralia High School.
7	Ray L. Crouse	Spent his vacation, from teaching manual training in Hastings, Nebraska, at home.
7	Ella McLain	Is teaching drawing and penmanship in New Hampton; spent her vacation at home.
7	Harvey A. Welty	Has accepted the position of principal at Wyota school.
7	Cliff S. Dunham	Is secretary of the Y. M. C. A. in Boulder, Colorado.
7	Supt. H. W. Chehock	Recently added two hundred dollars' worth of apparatus to his Physical Laboratory.
7	Mrs. Leola Farlow	Along with Jessie Farlow Kriel visited their mother and brother in Cedar Falls.
7	Dr. E. E. Rall	Has been called to leave his position as head of the Department of Education at the University of Texas to take the same position at the University of Tennessee.
7	Edna Stone	Is living in Butte, Montana.
7	Miss Margaret Munsey	Father visited last week.
7	Miss Edith Sense	Spent the weekend in Iowa City with friends.
7	Miss June Young	Called home last week due death of an aunt.
7	Miss Ruth Brenner	Visited friends on College Hill.
7	Miss Edith Buck from Grinnell	Visited her aunt last week.
7	Mrs. Roy Jarnigan	Was a college visitor last Friday.
7	Mr. Heironimus	Was visited by his friend Curt Shields for a few days last week.
7	Miss Burton	Is the new assistant librarian and she has begun her duties.
7	Miss Anna Laker	Has been called home to Wyoming due to the death of her grandmother.
8	Coming events	Campus events calendar through March.
8	Miss Lillian Robinson	Will teach in Fort Madison.
8	Miss Jean Preece	Visited campus.