College Eye — September 26, 1912

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Public speaking; chance for development in many lines of work	Believes that participation in debate and oratory is important.
1	New department of agriculture	W. H. Davis joins the faculty; will help prepare students for work in rural education.
1	Mrs. Miriam Wilson Brooks	Miriam Woolson Brooks receives master's degree from Columbia University.
1	Athletic; forty-seven names on the roll of honor	The football season is under way; potential starting line-up.
2	Denver, Colo	Olive Sutherland is teaching in a building near Union Station and would like those who pass through to visit.
2	An education; what is its monetary value?	A college education gives people the potential to earn more money than those without an education.
3	Mr. John Barnes	Elected physical training director for the Y. M. C. A. in Texas.
3	Mr. Chas. O. Basham	Studying law in Valparaiso, Indiana.
3	Mr. V. G. Orr	Accepted Y. M. C. A. physical training position.
3	Harry Fields	Will study dentistry in Iowa City.
3	Carl Merner	Elected to physical training position in Gary, Indiana.
3	A letter was recently received from Bruce Yeager	Spent the summer traveling the Pacific Coast.
4	Friends, it is that inborn sense of right and justice	The College Eye and the Old Gold are important to the school for providing information.
4	If every student who did not subscribe	Urges students to buy tickets to football game.
4	Lecture Course; noted lecturers secured	Schedule of performers.
4	Mary Peters was called to her home	Mary Peters' brother died.
5	Official notes	Professor Meyerholz published a book on government; combined enrollment of college and Training School is about 1500; students from unaccredited high schools tend to enroll in private colleges; Cottage Reading Circle met.
6	Ila Greg	Has returned to her home due to her illness.
6	Announcement has been received	Helen M. Campbell married Welcorn Donelson.
6	George Vinall	Will be coaching the football team at Ellsworth College and at the high school there in Iowa Falls.
6	Jennie Sanders	Appointed critic teacher at the State Normal school in Dillon, Montana.
6	Prof. W. J. Grinstead	Visited campus.
6	James Haines	Teaching in Red Oak.
6	Julian W. Gist	Accepted position as Latin instructor at Bellevue College in Omaha, Nebraska.
6	Supt. S. S. Stockwell	Visited campus.
6	Ruth and Laura Shoemaker	Left to attend school in Ohio.
6	Robert Dick	Will begin work in Iowa City at the University.
6	Iowa Chase	Will teach at the high school in Manchester.
7	Mary Dick and Evelyn Partington	Entertained guests at Professor Dick's home.
7	The ladies' literary societies	Held their formals this week.
7	Jonas Jorstad	Enrolled in classes.
7	Dr. Ward Hannah	Is practicing medicine in Webster City.
7	The Educational Publishing Co.	Published a History and Government of Iowa written by Chas. H. Meyerholz.
7	Grace McIntosh	Is critic teacher at Durant State Normal School; Kathryn Nenno is critic teacher at the University of Wyoming; Mary Barnum is critic teacher at Missouri State Normal School.
7	On Sept 24th	James E. Patterson married Leo Schofield.
7	Hawley J. Whitacre	Teaching at the Orphans' Home in Davenport.
7	Mame Urbany	Visited campus.
7	Notice	College Eye subscriptions should be addressed to Howard Huston.
7	Large number of graduates secure prominent positions	Roster of students who have found jobs.