College Eye — October 24, 1912

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1	Coe defeated; Iowa State Teachers College won from their old rival by score of six to two; was an ideal day and game	Iowa State Teachers College beat one of its close competitors, Coe College, 6-2.
1	Ames debaters busy; forensic rivals hopeful for another victory; our men not idle	Ames debaters are working hard to beat Iowa State Teachers College.
1	Declamatory contest held	Len Toomey took first, Grace Bailey took second, and Floyd Bailey took third place.
1	D. Longstreth	Oscan Longstreth will practice law in Arkansas.
2	Official news	New rules on high school accreditation are out.
3	Commercial Club brings visitors	Club members bring several prominent visitors to campus in order to give them an idea of the strength of the college program.
4	Willis Bell	Is in charge of the training department at the State Normal School in North Dakota.
4	Laura McDonald	Is principal at Clarkston high school; Ruth Gist is teaching Latin; Stella Tuttle is teaching science; Joseph Graham is superintendent of schools at Clarkston.
4	Hattie McCall Hoffman	Is employed as a substitute teacher.
4	Noted lecturer coming; Mr. L. C. Rusmisel to speak on "The Story of Iron" next Monday evening
4	Large number of graduates secure prominent positions	Roster of those who have found jobs.
4	The past two weeks	Get the truth out to the voters.
4	Mr. Glenn Davis	Remember to vote for Glenn Davis for County Superintendent of Black Hawk County.
4	E. G. Dunn opposed to change; democratic candidate for governor declared himself in opposition to action of state board	Opposes recommendations of Board of Education that would reduce ISTC to junior college status.
4	Musical recital	Music faculty will perform.
4	Eva (Dolmage) Rubel	Eva Dolmage Rubel is living in California.
4	One of the Coe men remarked	Reply to a remark made by a Coe College fan who said that he thought ISTC enrolled only women.
4	You eloquent declaimers	Get a good forensics team to go against Coe.
5	E. P. Schoentgen	Spent a few days in Cedar Falls and is a member of the building committee of the State Board of Education.
5	Jessie Box	Is teaching primary grades in Palisade, Colorado.
5	Katherine Holmes	Visited Cedar Falls.
5	The College Eye received	A letter from Edward Markle.
6	Lena Tostlebe	Visited school.
6	Prof. Silox	Visited from the Normal School at Stratford, Ontario.
6	Mrs. Bertha Howell	Visited the home of Professor Walters.
6	Ruth Saul and Margaret Haniwalt	Visited school.
6	The Y. W. C. A.	Held a social program.
6	Mrs. H. H. Seerley	Went to Cedar Rapids to visit her daughter.
6	Many of the students	Visited the Dairy Show at Waterloo.
6	Mrs. McQuerter	Visited her daughter Esther.
6	Pres. Seerley and Roger Leavitt	Attended the meeting of the State Board of Education.
6	Eva E. Smith	Has accepted a position at East Waterloo High School.
6	Ruth Youell	Is attending school here.
6	Mrs. Walker and Miss Childs	Spent a few days in Council Bluffs for the state D. A. R. conference.
6	Karl Nolte	Spent a few days on campus looking for a teacher.
6	Among the former graduates	Richard Bagley and his wife, Harold Maynard, and Jap Wilbur visited campus and attended the football game.
7	The members of the Membership Committee of the Y. W. C. A.	Entertained their sub-committee.
7	Iva Emerson	Visited by her sister Zoe.
7	Bess Olds	Entertained Max Creglaw.
7	Mr. and Mrs. McCormick	Visited campus with friends.
7	A charming autumnal luncheon.	Four of the Kindergarten students held a luncheon at the home of Nell Lucas.
7	Inez Radell	Cut two of the arteries in her hand in the Chemistry lab but is recovering well.
7	Helen Olsen	Enjoyed a visit from her mother and sister.
7	Commercial Club aid appreciated	Appreciated support in protest against Board recommendation.
8	College calendar
8	Charles City game cancelled	Charles City was unable to come up with a football team so the game has been cancelled. An exhibition game will take its place.