College Eye — February 28, 1912

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1	Clara McCall	Teaching in Vancouver, Washington.
1	Prof. Colegrove given place on the Iowa Educational Commission	Roster of committee members; will consider community schools, small high schools, and more efficient school administration.
1	Noted labor leader coming; Henry Van Dyke cancels all Iowa engagements, John Mitchell will take his place	Will speak on the "industrial problem".
1	Demonstration of men's work; physical training notes, gymnastic exhibition postponed	Physical training will give a demonstration; state gymnastic meet has been postponed.
1	The rope climb was the indoor athletic event	Rope climb was indoor event this week; final event will be next week after which the overall winners will be announced.
1	The Science Club	Professor Begeman will speak on trip to Paris.
2	R. M. Lampman	He is Superintendent of schools in Walnut.
2	Be one of eight hundred	Old Gold staff working hard; urges students to subscribe.
2	The McGuffeys	Professor Gist writes about the men responsible for the well-known series of readers.
3	College men coming; state Y. M. C. A. conference will be held here March 29, 30, 31; "Dad" Elliott famous Northwestern football star will be there	ISTC selected as site for conference.
3	Mr. Arey	Visited Ames campus.
4	College Eye election	Howard Huston is running for business manager; Len Toomey is running for editor.
5	Mr. George E. Wells	His book publishing business is doing well.
5	Clara Hayden	Teaching at a high school in Valisca, California.
5	Philip Pfaltzgraff	Spent a day at his home.
5	Mr. D. D. Johnson	Working in Washington state.
5	Otis Randall	He is the superintendent of schools in Moscow, Idaho.
5	G. L. Martin	Working in Fargo, North Dakota, at the North Dakota Agricultural College.
5	The many friends of Miss Helen Clute	She died in May.
5	Mr. Colegrove.	Spent the weekend in Des Moines working on a commission to improve public schools.
5	Dwight F. Breed	Visited campus and conducted chapel exercises.
5	Mr. Cressman	Superintendent Cressman, training school of Warrensburg, Missouri, visited campus.
5	Mr. R. D. Nelson	Left school to take charge of the schools in Wheatland.
5	Mr. B. H. Nevelin	Left school to fill vacancy in Baldwin high school.
5	Mr. E. L. Bronson	E. L. Bronson, of Montana, visited campus.
5	Miss McGovern	Visited schools in Kansas City.
5	Mr. Mount and Mr. Samson	Addressed the Boy Scouts together.
5	Miss Luse	Led in Current Topics discussion at the Reading Circle meeting.
5	Mr. Gist	Gave three speeches in one day.
5	President Seerley	Attending the National Meeting of Superintendents in St. Louis.
5	Mr. Walters	Spoke at a teachers meeting in Greene.
5	Mr. Bender	Visited schools and teachers in Estherville.
5	Miss Hughes	Spoke with the Union meeting of the Young People's Christian Societies.
5	Mr. Samson	Delivered a speech to the Methodist Sunday School.
5	Mr. Cable	Visited Albion.
5	Mr. and Mrs. Colegrove	Entertained members of the Professional Department and the Brotherhood Class of the Methodist Episcopal church.
5	Declamatory Friday evening contest; students in public speaking will interpret great poems	Nine students will perform.
6	Edith Fluent	Teaching second primary in the Waterloo schools.
6	Nela Hill	Teaching seventh grade in Mason City.
6	Maude Stump	Teaching grade one, two and three in Hesper.
6	Earl B. Rogers	Superintendent of Sioux Center schools.
6	Helen Packard and Verplanck Bennett	Attending Iowa University.
6	Elizabeth Lamberty	Teaching science in Walla Walla, Washington.
6	Florence Butler	Attending Chicago University.
6	Ethel Amick	Teaching domestic science in Greenfield, Iowa.
6	Mrs. Mary Lewis Roberts	Married John Roberts on August 1, 1911.
6	Fannie B. Russell	Teaching second grade in South Dakota.
6	Addie Elizabeth Havens	Teaching math and physics and is the principal at the high school in Clarksville, Iowa.
6	Christine Thoene	She is the Intermediate Department Critic in the Normal School at Oshkosh.
6	Andrew Meyers	Attended his brother's wedding in Aplington on Wednesday.
6	Miss Alice Fowler	Visited school last week.
6	Miss Minnie Otto	Is recovering from a case of scarlet fever; quarantine will be lifted this week.
6	Miss Ethel Law	Visited friends on the Hill last week.
6	Miss Pollen	Visited friends in Waterloo over the weekend.
6	The junior kindergarten girls	Entertain the senior women last Friday in the Gymnasium.
6	John Leavitt	From Grinnell College; visited campus.
6	Miss Ethel Bruner	Was called to her hometown of Cedar Rapids, due to the death of a friend.
6	Mrs. Packard and Miss Helen	Visited campus on Friday.
6	Miss Frances Loose	Spent the weekend in Grinnell.
6	W. W. Lee	Attending the University of Iowa; visited friends on College Hill on Sunday.
6	Miss Jessie Paulger	Is substituting at Cedar Falls High School.
6	Mr. Roy Dunham	Visited campus on February 19.
7	Robert A. Moorhead	He is principal at Dedham public schools.
7	Lydia S. Pool	She is located in Hawa Bogh, Julhul, Pore, India.
7	F. M. Phillips	Teaching in Granite Falls, Minnesota, along with some other I. S. T. C. graduates and former students.
7	Rose L. Strand	Teaching in Helena, Montana
7	Miss Jessie Johnson	Teaching second grade in Davenport.
7	Ruth Robinson	Teaching second and third grade in Plains, Montana.
7	Ruby L. De Forest	Teaching Latin and English and is assistant principal at Lu Verne high school.
7	Helen G. Rau	Teaching kindergarten at Hampton.
7	Lurana M. Rownd	Teaching second grade in Oregon; Margaret Davison is the assistant Manual Training instructor at the same school.
7	Ellen Boothroyd	Teaching first grade in Mason City.
7	Eleanor Pownall	Teaching first and second grades in Tripoli.
7	Grace M. Leonard	Teaching kindergarten in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
8	Coming events	Campus events calendar through May.
8	Announcement	Len Toomey and Howard Huston are running for the College Eye staff