College Eye — January 24, 1912

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1	Miss Ethel Arey	Had typhoid fever, but is now back at work in the Library.
1	Plans for anniversary are almost completed; big anniversary dinner will be held on Saturday evening February 10th; several noted workers on program.	Will celebrate 25th anniversary of founding of YMCA and YWCA.
1	State student secretary visits I. S. T. C.; addresses students at their Sunday evening meeting	Guy V. Aldrich outlines plans for the rest of the year.
1	Miss Margaret Oliver	Staying at J. H. Shoemaker home.
1	Morningside preliminary will be held Saturday evening February third; men will battle for places on inter-collegiate teams on that date	Preview of the contest to select interstate competitors.
2	H. H. Seerley	Appointed member of the National Committee that will be conducting a campaign for the passing of the Vocational Education Bill.
2	Mr. Begeman, Mr. Kadesch and Mr. Peterson	Entertained guests at a dinner at the Burr Hotel.
2	The Cottage Reading Circle	The group met at the home of Professor and Mrs. George Dick.
2	We are glad to see	Ethel Arey has returned to the library after battling a sickness.
2	Miss Anna Gertrude Childs	Elected Regent of the Cedar Falls chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
2	President H. H. Seerley	Delivered a speech at Parsons College about the Greater Problems in Public Schools
2	Mr. C. P. Colegrove	Delivered two addresses to the Muscatine County Teachers Association.
2	W. W. Gist	Writing articles on the old McGuffey Readers.
2	C. A. Fullerton	Preparing for the Music Supervisors National Conference.
2	Miss Rice and Miss Schuneman	Invited to a dinner given by the Boone Alumni Association of I. S. T. C.
2	Miss Jennette Carpenter	Plans to give three addresses in addition to her school work.
2	Orchestral Department	Busy orchestral department puts on performance in Osage; performance program.
3	Mrs. Walker	Hosted a shower for Miss Oliver.
3	Mathematics Club	Professor Smith of the State University will give a speech.
3	Our neighbors	News of conference schools.
3	Y. W. C. A. notes	Lillian Lambert presented a talk on books that have benefited her.
4	Was keen contest; basketball game between Teachers College and Leander Clark was a close, hard fought battle, lose by a narrow margin.	Close game with Leander Clark results in loss for Teachers College.
5	Mercer regrets conditions; replies to Crane on drinking statistics. Admits truth of the statements.
5	College hospital annex is closed.	College had rented a vacant house on Walnut Street for seventy days during typhoid fever epidemic; last three patients transferred to College Hospital.
5	Word comes from Chicago	Warren Proctor was married in Chicago.
5	Athletics; Orios 44, Philos 10	First intersociety basketball game of the season, and other news in athletic department.
6	Miss Olive Kearns	Has been called home because of an illness in her family.
6	Misses Fern and Ruth Fitzsimons	Were visited by their uncle last week.
6	Fourteen students	Used the weather to their advantage and had a sleighing party to Waterloo.
6	County Superintendent Mary A. Faint	Visited the Butler County schools on Friday.
6	Miss Katherine Cunningham	Left last week for Des Moines.
6	Miss Jean Stephen	Has left school due to ill health.
6	Miss Edith Riland	Was visited last week by Mabel Watson.
6	Miss Rose Smith	Returned home, accompanied by her father, due to the illness that she has been suffering.
6	Clark Baldwin	Was called to his home in Prairie City on Thursday.
6	Miss Avilla Gorman	Has returned home due to a sudden illness.
6	Eulalian notes	Celebrated victory in oratory.
7	We are pleased to see	The success of Lucile Wilson in the literary field.
7	Frank R. Willis	Is currently a judge of the superior court of California.
7	Miss Rose Smith	Has left the hospital and returned to her home in Earlham.
7	Mildred Stearns	Entered school on Saturday.
7	Miss Joanna Schoon	Along with Coba Hayenga, recently entered school.
7	Eva Easter	Visited school recently.
7	Jessie Shillinglaw	Has taken a position in the Goldfield schools.
7	Clara Shaw	Is teaching intermediate grades at Garwin. A. P. Volkman will take charge of schools at Blue Grass next week.
7	W. W. Coates	Is in charge of the Watt City schools in California.
7	Mr. Levi Clark	Is doing good work in Blaine, Washington, as superintendent.
7	Mr. H. M. Freeburg	Is practicing medicine in Watertown, South Dakota.
7	We are pleased to see	Mr. W. C. Jarnagin is having great success as editor of the Des Moines Capital.
7	G. D. Thompson	Visited campus with his daughter on Sunday.
7	Prof. Newton	Gave a talk in chapel on Friday.
7	Mr. Dallas Johnson	Is principal of the largest ward school in Seattle.
7	President Seerley	Delivered a lecture at Fairfield last Friday.
7	Miss Chloe Myers	Gave up her school duties on account of her illness.
7	Inter society oratorical held Friday evening; Eulalians win first honors, Crestos second, Shakes third; only five societies represented.	Process continues in selection of orators for interstate contest.
8	Professor Chauncey Colegrove	Gave lecture in Cherokee.
8	Miss Beulah Sperry	Called home to Grundy Center.
8	Miss Leta Wilcox	Visited campus.
8	Miss May Loving	Visited campus.
8	Coming events	Campus events through March 8th.
8	Miss Harriet Sage	Visited sister Minnie.