College Eye — March 6, 1912

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Advance announcements concerning President's training conference	State YMCA will hold three day training conference on ISTC campus..
1	The Northeastern Iowa Teachers Association; convenes at Waterloo, Iowa, March 28, 29, 30, 1912	Description of program and schedule of speakers.
1	Teachers finish in fast battle	Teachers lose close basketball game to Iowa, 21-16.
2	A letter from West Point; Carl Bank writes an interesting letter concerning life at Uncle Sam's big school	Carl Bank writes at length about life and classes at West Point.
4	Declamatory contest	Professor Gist describes the contest; roster of speakers and their topics.
5	Special Primaries have a gala time	Held party in Gymnasium.
5	Swimming contest was big success; first annual event in history of college pulled off Tuesday	Annual swimming contest started, and results posted.
6	All regret the serious illness	Mrs. M. F. Arey is very sick.
6	Prof. Seymour	Refereed the Grinnell-Nebraska Wesleyan basketball game.
6	The Scarlet and Black	Professor Seymour was praised for the referee job he did at Grinnell.
6	Dr. Gist	Delivered an address to the members of the Ministerial Union,
6	Prof. C. P. Colegrove	Scheduled to give a lecture in Hardin County.
6	Prof. C. A. Fullerton	Chosen to lead the music roundtable at the Northwestern Iowa Teachers Association convention.
6	Pres. H. H. Seerley	Attending meetings in Des Moines and Iowa City.
6	C. H. Bailey and Clark Brown	Attended a meeting in Fort Dodge.
6	Lillian Lambert	Entertained friends in the Tea Room.
6	We are all glad to see	Anna Wild will return to work.
6	Mr. Wells	Sang in The Messiah in Toledo, Iowa.
6	The Normal club	Planning a dinner in Waterloo.
6	Ethel Baldwin	Visited her home near Gladbrook.
6	Mrs. Alma Packard Vennum	Living with her family in Topeka, Kansas.
6	Miss Clara Miller	Left school and accepted a position in the northern part of Iowa.
6	Sarah McBride	Teaching Latin at East Des Moines High School.
6	Allan Peterson	Teaching at East Des Moines High School.
6	Supt. Barr	Superintendent Barr, Dallas, South Dakota, visited campus in a search for teachers.
6	Y. W. C. A. notes	Hear presentation by Traveling Secretary Melcher on mission work.
7	The faculty of the State Teachers' College	Arrangements for a rural school conference are being made.
7	Miss Edith Anderson	Is teaching primary grades at Farragut, Iowa.
7	Miss Nellie Pollock	Has recently taken claim hear Mountain Home, Montana, where she has been teaching for two years.
7	Roy Shearn and Chris Hansen	Have been confined to their homes due to the mumps.
7	Florence Fallgatter	Has returned to campus after being called home due to her mother's illness.
7	The Tea Rooms will be closed	At the end of the term; Miss Heinz will live with Miss Townsend and Miss Morehouse has accepted a position elsewhere.
7	The junior primaries	Presented a reception to the senior primaries last Saturday.
7	Erna Plath	Is expecting a visit from her parents this week.
7	Miss Clara McCall	Has recently accepted a position at the schools in Vancouver, Washington.
7	Johanna Schoon	Was visited by her uncle on Thursday..
7	Miss Wild	Is snowbound in La Junta, Colorado.
7	S. A. Lynch	Gave up his school duties for a few days last week due to ill health.
7	Mrs. Marion Walker	Entertained the Presbyterian Choir at a leap year party at her home.
7	H. H. Seerley	Went to St. Louis to attend a meeting of the National Educational Association last week.
7	Margaret Oliver and Lillian Lambert	Entertained friends in the Tea Room on Saturday evening.
7	Helen Schenck	Is back in school after having typhoid fever.
7	Abbie Leatherberry	Was injured during the Kindergarten games last Thursday.
7	Ruth Whistler	Has returned to college.
7	Misses Kauffman and Houk	Along with Professor Welles, went to New Hampton to present the operetta, "The Rose Maiden."
7	Mrs. Long	Visited her daughter at Ley Hall last week.
7	Minnie Otto	Has been released from quarantine and has now returned home.
7	Some kind words for our Training School	Director of a Midwest normal school praises the Training School program.
8	Coming events	Upcoming campus events through May.