College Eye — February 21, 1912

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1	Prof. and Mrs. G. W. Walters	Professor and Mrs. G. W. Walters entertained Science Club faculty members.
1	Professor Gillin lectures before lyceum of politics and economics	John Gillin speaks on problems of small towns.
1	Athletic benefit makes big hit; entertainment Friday evening was well patronized	Included music and drama.
1	Erickson wins oratorical; contest was not up to usual standard. Condit given second honors, Wild third	Attendance and performance down; Carl Erickson took first place, Brian Condit second, and Earl Wild third.
1	Large number will attend convention; state volunteer union will hold annual gathering at Cornell College, February 23, 24, and 25	Will feature speakers who have served as missionaries.
2	Irene Baker	Teaching kindergarten in Missouri Valley, Iowa.
2	M. Ruth Houts	She is assistant principal and teaches algebra, history, rhetoric, and civics at the high school in Macedonia.
2	Ada Chambers	Teaching Latin and composition at the Greenfield High School.
2	Lyla Wallace	Teaching first grade in Primghar.
2	Jennie Meek	Teaching fifth, sixth, and eighth grades at Beacon schools.
2	Gertrude Klein	Teaching at the John Fiske building.
2	Laura Remer	Teaching primary grades in her hometown of Urbana.
2	Miss Carrie C. Carter	Teaching the seventh grade in Parker, South Dakota.
2	Ruth Berger	She is supervisor of music at Clarksville schools; R. O. Bagley is the superintendent there; Addie Havens is the principal; and Freda Helwig is a primary teacher there.
2	Lelia Thrasher	Teaching English and history at the Tabor High School.
2	Clara Grimm	Teaching seventh and eighth grades in Zearing.
2	Edrie Cohoon	She is the supervisor of music in all grades in La Junta, Colorado.
2	Katherine E. Gifford	She is the principal at the high school in Union; teaching mathematics and science.
2	Robert F. Etienne	Attending I. S. T. C.
2	Hazel Diehl	Teaching fifth grade in Tipton.
2	Nell Woods	She is the principal at Knierim, along with teaching Latin and English.
2	Nell B. Allison	She is Director of Domestic Science and Arts at the Y. M. C. A. in Akron, Ohio.
2	Gladys Foote	Finishing her work at school and planning to receive her B. A. in June.
2	Gretchen Greene	Teaching kindergarten at Grinnell public schools.
2	Mamie Sanders	Teaching first primary in Montezuma.
2	Mabel Tilton	Teaching fourth grade at the McKinley School in Mason City.
2	The following 1911 people	Roster of graduates who are teaching in Algona.
2	Mabel Thorson	She is in charge of the primary department in Joice.
2	Verda Owen	Teaching first primary in Wyoming, Iowa.
2	Cecil Cotter	Teaching fourth grade in Des Moines.
2	Evelyn Sturgeon	Teaching English and German in Wheatland, Wyoming.
2	Vera De Seelhorst	Teaching cooking and sewing at the high school in Sleepy Eye, Minnesota.
2	Ruth Brenner	She is spending the year at home in Charles City.
2	Fred Vorhies	He is superintendent of schools in New Hartford.
2	Marguerite Wadsworth	Teaching third primary in Le Mars.
2	Avice M. Sloan	Teaching Latin in the Oakland High School; Laura Parks is teaching German and algebra there, also.
2	Alle Robinson	She is principal at the high school in Sioux Center.
2	Clara Pfeiffer	Teaching German in Pomeroy.
3	Ruby Stoelting	She is principal of the Garfield building in Montezuma with two former I. S. T. C. graduates under her.
3	Helena T. Bakewell	She is principal at the high school in Jewell and is teaching Latin and English there; Mary Cooper teaches primary there; E.G. Clark is the superintendent; Harriet Omundson is teaching in the English department at the Lutheran College there.
3	Helen M. Wells	Accepted a position as Domestic Science teacher in Spencer.
3	Eleanor Ohm	Teaching sixth grade in Manning.
3	Louise Linderblood	Spending a year at home in Boone.
3	Miss Clara Meacham	Teaching third grade in Davenport.
3	Miss Ethyl Price	She is teaching sub-primary, first grade and second grade in George, Iowa.
3	Many changes made; football rules will differ radically the coming season	Football field will be changed, field judge will be eliminated, and other rules will change many aspects of football at I. S. T. C.
3	Announcement	Len Toomey and Howard Huston announce candidacy for College Eye staff.
4	Miss Arlene Wise	Arlene Wise and Alice Shutts visited campus.
4	Minnesinger concert postponed	Term has featured much entertainment; will perform April 5.
4	College Eye election	Will elect editor, business manager, and local editor in March 5 election.
4	Athletic notes	Indoor athletic competition continues, intersociety basketball tournament won by the Aristos, and baseball practice begins.
6	Miss Childs	Entertained friends in the college tea room.
6	Miss Riggs	Entertained friends in the Tea Room after a recital.
6	Mr. and Mrs. Anderson	Spent a few days visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mount.
6	Mr. W. H. Bender	Delivered a speech to the Y. M. C. A.
6	President and Mrs. Seerley	Attended a banquet of the Normal Club, along with Mr. and Mrs. Bender, Emma Lambert and Mr. Dick.
6	Mr. R. F. Seymour	Refereed in Iowa City.
6	Miss Dunham	Entertained at a dinner.
6	Mr. and Mrs. Walters	Entertained the science teachers at a dinner in honor of Prof. Kay of Iowa City.
6	Thomas R. Amlie	Is a successful farmer near Peterson.
6	City Superintendent, C. F. Brown	Visited campus Friday and acted as a judge at the Cedar Falls-Marion debate on Friday night.
6	Florence Brumbaugh	Has been offered a position in the primary grades at Limeville.
6	C. J. Boyington	Is the principal of Webster school in Spokane, Washington.
6	J. H. Phelps	Is a successful businessman in Crosby, North Dakota.
6	Helen Evelyn Porter	Is teaching in the Minneapolis schools
6	Ella C. Hartshorn	Is the superintendent of the Aldrich Deaconess Home Training School in Grand Rapids, Minnesota.
6	Frank Wooley	Is the principal at Iowa Falls.
6	H. G. Martin	Is teaching junior year at a high school in Minneapolis while he is attending law school. He visited campus last week.
6	Nellie F. Anderson-Thomas	Is teaching in Tahoe, Idaho.
6	Mr. C. A. Fullerton	Delivered an address at his old home church in Rockford.
6	Co. Supt. W. P Jensen of Pocahontas County	Has announced he will not run for another term in office.
6	Estelle Evans	Is studying in Chicago at the school of Physical Education and Expression.
6	Supt. H. E. Blackmar	Is doing well in Iowa City; since he started work there, attendance has doubled.
6	Anna Baldwin	Is leaving school to take a position in the primary grades at Calmar.
6	Don Campbell dies at Ames; former I. S. T. C. student is a victim of typhoid fever	Macy Campbell's brother Don died February 17, 1911.
7	Misses Helen Sedgwick, Angeline and Bertha Ball	Attended a domestic science dinner.
7	Miss Stevens	Spent the weekend at her home.
7	Supt. Clarence Parker	Visited friends and relatives in Cedar Falls on Sunday.
7	Miss Gladys Foote	Entertained her Physical Training class at her home in Waterloo on Tuesday.
7	Saturday night, February 3	The Delphians held a meeting on the corner of College and 24th St.
7	Lulu Methfessel	Spent the weekend in Reinbeck at her home.
7	Hilda Hand	Spent the weekend visiting friends in Ames.
7	Jessie Wenger	Went to Hampton to spend the weekend with her friend Mabel Herrick.
7	Richard Bagby	Visited friends on the Hill on Sunday.
7	Miss Dunham	Entertained friends at a luncheon in the Tea Room on Friday.
7	Miss Fesenbeck	Hosted a dinner at her house on Saturday.
7	Miss Helen Hearst-Hammer	Has been elected president of the Tuesday Club of Cedar Falls.
7	Lee Shillinglaw	Took the leading role in a dramatic entertainment given at Independence last week.
7	Mr. Beinke	And Floy Graham each have a music class in Independence which they visit weekly.
7	Sara Murray	Is teaching in Dexter and has recently accepted a position at her home school of Shenandoah and will move there soon.
7	Walter Bender	Spent Sunday at his home on College Hill.
7	Mr. P. E. McClenahan	The State Inspector of High Schools led the devotional exercises in chapel on Thursday.
7	Miss Letta Whitten	Is spending this year at home in Charles City, but she visited campus on Monday.
7	H. P. Mowrer	Entered college on Monday.
7	Lillie Landsness	Along with Monica Farrell and Ruth Whistler, joined school this week.
7	Department of orchestral instruments; B. W. Merrill, director	Professor Merrill comments that simplified spelling of the word choir "quire" is an injustice.
8	Miss June Young	Took weekend course in harmony at Drake University.
8	Coming events	Campus schedule through May.
8	The first of February	Art League met at Professor Thornton's home for a picnic dinner.
8	Miss Naomi Stone	Called home.