College Eye — November 21, 1912

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Miss Grace Churchyard	Grace Churchyard is teaching in Washington state; Katherine Nenno is teaching in Wyoming; M. G. Danskin located in Montana.
1	Football team entertained; Frank Cotton shows his loyalty to the college athletes; action much appreciated	Frank Cotton hosted the football team at the Cotton Theater.
1	Debate; merits of "recall" thoroughly threshed out by the Cedar Falls and Ames College Debaters; negative won at both ends; Ames 4, Teachers College 2	This debate was one of the most interesting and easy to understand in the past five years.
1	Commercial Club banquet; a delightful, instructive afternoon and evening spent by business men of Cedar Falls on College Hill	Faculty invited Cedar Falls Commercial Club to campus for dinner and entertainment.
4	Congratulations are extended	Exceptional school spirit and support showing in all school activities.
4	Thanksgiving is coming	What are you thankful for?
4	Victory; success crowns the efforts of Captain Anderson's followers; fine support given team	A close game but Iowa State Teachers College came out on top.
5	A letter	A letter to President Seerley from Lucy Gillette Mowrer on her work in the American Southwest.
5	Science Club; interesting and instructive meeting given by the student members of the club	Description of papers given by students.
6	Mrs. D. S. Wright	Entertained Y. W. C. A. members.
6	Russell Glasener	Attended the football game and debate.
6	Misses Riggs and Dunham	Entertained guests at their home.
6	Jesse McLaughlin	He is a missionary in the Philippine Islands conducted chapel exercises on campus.
6	Irene Coulson	Broke wrist in the Gymnasium.
6	The Science Club	Held program.
6	Marguerite Cadwallader, Ora Lidsley, and Daisy McLeod	Attended the Ames-Iowa game.
6	Sake Baldwin	Left school due to an illness.
6	Syrena Tolstrup	Teaching in Iowa Falls along with Teresa Murphy; visited campus together.
6	Ella Van Dellen	Confined to her home due to pneumonia.
6	Norene Burns and Alice Craney	Attended the National Catholic Students Association in Ames.
6	Rev. Burgess	Visiting Mrs. G. F. Wilson, his sister.
7	John Ross Frampton	Studying piano in Berlin with Joseph Lhevinne.
7	Miss Marshall	Spent a week inspecting the work of the Y. W. C. A. here.
7	Maude Boden	Returned to school after recovering from a severe sprained ankle.
7	Pipe organ concert	Eight hundred attend inaugural concert by Professor G. W. Andrews of Oberlin Conservatory.
7	Young Women's Christian Association notes	Present pageant on overseas missionary work.
8	The alumni in all parts of the U. S.	The alumni are writing to the college about the Coordination Controversy.
8	Mary Coady Hopkins	Sends greetings to her friends.
8	Mrs. Dr. Arthur	Living in Nevada, Iowa.
8	College calendar