College Eye — January 23, 1913

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Bickham meetings	Chicago Secretary Martin H. Bickham and State Secretary Guy V. Aldrich led YMCA meetings.
1	Many gospel teams working during vacation	Thirty-four groups of college men were active.
1	Organ recital	Professor T. Stanley Skinner will perform an organ recital.
1	Athletic notes	Preparing for April gymnastics meet.
1	Basketball; Teachers lose both games on their weekend trip; played Cornell to a standstill	Teachers College played a close game and were in the lead until the very end; the final score was 28-23.
1	Oratorical contest; date for the final set for January thirtieth; nine contestants	No preliminaries will be held due to diminished interest.
2	Young Women's Christian Association notes	Enjoyed several meetings including talk by Robert Getchell.
2	Candidates' announcements	Candidates announce their intention to run for College Eye staff positions.
4	Prof. Bender	Called to Des Moines for special committee work.
4	Miss Jennie Hutchison	Visited friends in Cedar Falls.
4	Mildred Packard	Missed school due to the grippe.
4	Mr. Gearhart	Mr. Gearhart visited campus with his daughter.
4	Educational books; publications by President Seerley and Professor Colegrove receive commendation	Praise for work of President Seerley on country schools and for work of Professor Colegrove on "The Teacher and the School".
4	Oh, I'm so busy	Believes that a half hour of studying is more valuable than five hour of mindless reading.
4	This week the business manager of the annual	Buy an Old Gold; it will be worth more in the future.
4	The constitution governing the corporation	College Eye election coming up.
5	Miss Carpenter	Gave a speech to the Parlor Reading Circle.
5	Senator John G. Legal	Senator John G. Legal visited campus on his way to Des Moines.
5	Miss Helmick	Teaching primary grades in Hull, Iowa.
5	Esther Shoemaker	Entertained the Y. W. C. A. cabinet and Misses Marshall and Morris.
5	Helen Christianson	Teaching primary grades in Brookings.
5	Miss Constant	Entertained guests at a dinner.
5	Mrs. Walker	Entertained Mr. and Mrs. Aldrich during their visit.
5	Miss Valona Helmick	Teaching in Scranton, Iowa.
5	Prof. Samson	Visited Des Moines to meet with the Executive Committee of the State Teachers Association.
6	Edna Bosley	Returned to school after recovering from an illness.
6	The Domestic Science Seniors	Enjoyed a social time at Inez Radell's home.
6	Mr. Brickman	Mr. Brickman led chapel services.
6	Anna Farrell	Teaching in Marcy, Minnesota.
6	Mr. Kendall	Mr. Kendall is in the hospital due to the mumps.
6	Rev. Paul Corbin	Paul Corbin spoke at chapel.
6	Prof. Colegrove	Attended a meeting in Humboldt.
6	Prof. and Mrs. Cable	Visited Albion, Eldora, and Des Moines over the holidays.
6	Miss Lillian Lambert	Spoke before the women's club in Reinbeck.
6	Miss Bess Chase	Teaching in Jackson, Michigan, for the rest of the year.
6	Esther Seerley	Entertained guests at a dinner.
6	Iowa Chase	Teaching in Eldon.
6	Pres. Seerley	Attended State Board of Education meeting.
7	Mrs. Chauncey P. Colegrove	Entertained Misses Marshall and Morris.
7	Football; they are not made of pigskin and the "bladders" are rubber	How footballs are made.
8	College calendar