College Eye — October 9, 1912

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1	Ames debate; November fifteen chosen as date for Ames debate	A big debate against Ames is scheduled for November 15; both Ames and Teachers College are expected to have strong teams.
1	Football; purple and gold team went down in defeat at the Iowa University last Saturday; final score was 35 to 7	Teachers College lost the football game to the Hawkeyes, 35-7. The game was a great learning experience for the team.
1	Official news	Albert Loughridge sent a special issue of The Times to President Seerley; gives impressions of England.
2	Football results	Game results for football games at the university level, the college level, and the high school level.
3	Announcement	Old Gold election coming up.
4	Large number of graduates secure prominent positions	Roster of those who have found jobs.
4	We fear that our editorials are not heeded	There is fear that the editorials are not heeded, but people really do listen to them.
4	The past few days	Hopes that after the Old Gold election is over, all hard feelings will be dropped.
4	In the Teachers College society	People need to have more school spirit.
4	Large number of graduates secure prominent positions	Roster of those who have found jobs.
4	Every senior in school	If you don't vote for the annual staff or the College Eye staff, don't complain if you don't like who wins.
5	Mildred Evans	Attended her sister's wedding.
5	Miss Parish	Visited campus.
5	Miss Iverson	Enjoying a visited from her mother and sister.
5	The Cap and Gown Club	Enjoyed a picnic on Friday afternoon.
5	Prof. Byron Lambert	Spent Thursday evening at his mother's home.
5	Ruth Friedlund	Spent Sunday in Osage at her home.
5	Mary Heckel and Wanda Engelke	Spent the weekend with Verda Owens in Tipton.
5	Ada Whitney	Was visited by her father.
5	Mrs. Clara Jackson Roach	Visited campus.
5	Florence Stewart, Lillian Hausler and Elfie Grashorn	Spent Sunday at their homes in Reinbeck.
5	Mrs. Vida Keene Schilling	Visited campus with Mrs. S. O. Bailey.
6	Ina Platts	Is recovering from a burn that she suffered in chemistry class.
6	Friends of Prof. and Mrs. Ariel Parish	Have a new baby boy and are living in Boulder, Colorado.
6	Mr. McDonald	Visited his sons.
6	President Seerley	James Seerley Clark born to Mr. and Mrs. Atherton B. Clark; Mrs. Clark is the former Helen Seerley.
6	Paul Colegrove and Karl Knoepfler	Are members of the Great University committee.
6	Martha Hanken	Consulted Dr. Dean in Iowa City about her eyes.
6	Daisy Wallace and Elsa Tribon	Spent Sunday in Dunkerton.
6	Mr. Scott of New York City	Is taking piano and harmony with Professor Skinner.
6	Chauncey Houstman and Miss Sherwood	Visited campus for a few days.
7	Stella Stadhem	Elected primary teacher at Waterloo West.
7	Elizabeth Jacobs	Teaching in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
7	Jessie Foot	Teaching at Waterloo East.
7	Florence Freeman	Teaching at Waterloo East.
7	Prof. J. B. Knoepfler	Went to Iowa City to visit his son, who is sick.
7	Miss Francis	Teaching in West Union.
7	Friends of Nan Baldwin	Married Carl Rice on July 10, 1912.
7	George Hoffman	Accepted position to teach manual training in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
7	Gertrude Kerr	Elected as assistant in the home economics department in the Marshalltown schools.
7	Dr. A. G. Meyer and Sue French Meyer	Proud parents of twins.
7	Paul B. Samson	Is now physical director in the Renssalear Polytechnic Institute in Troy, New York.
7	Social; cap and gown club hold picnic	Potential graduates hold picnic on the Cedar River.
7	Game at Grinnell; "Pat's" boys preparing for battle next Saturday; dope on Grinnell's strength	The chances of a victory are good for the Iowa State Teachers College team.
8	Dr. and Mrs. Gist	Professor and Mrs. Gist attended the wedding of Edna Black.