College Eye — January 30, 1913

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Week's events	Upcoming events for the week.
1	Legislature begins action; school question soon to be taken up	Resolutions introduced asking that Board of Education recommendations be rescinded.
1	Lecture course; Ben Greet Players to be here Friday; delightful program anticipated	Come see the Ben Greet Players.
1	Oratorical program; open contest to be held at the Auditorium Thursday evening	The final oratorical contest; roster of speakers and their topics.
1	Preliminary game; Training School versus Cedar Falls eighth grade
1	Basketball; Morningside not coming; Upper Iowa substituted; good contest promised	Urges everyone to go to the game on Friday.
1	Mid-winter play; very popular comedy will be presented	Will present "What Happened to Jones".
2	Assists inspector in schools of Iowa	J. E. Foster will assist Perry McClenahan.
2	The Country School	Every country school teacher should read the book by Homer Seerley called "The County School".
4	This year the advisory board	Order your Old Gold at Chapel.
4	Statistics; figures disclose interesting facts regarding the religion of students; Methodists most numerous	Religious census of ISTC students.
4	Young Women's Christian Association notes	Genevieve Knight led prayer meeting.
4	Home economics department is entertained	Elects officers and enjoys entertainment.
4	Every year criticisms are handed to the senior class	Be proud that you are graduating; wear your cap and gown.
5	Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Aldrich	Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Aldrich visited over the weekend.
5	The critics of the Training School	Entertained by the critics-in-training.
5	Virgil Simmers	Visited campus.
5	R. K. Quass	Called home due to the death of his brother.
5	Miss Claasen	Left school and returned home.
5	Pres. H. H. Seerley	Spent a few days in Iowa City.
5	Sylvia Cochran	Resigned position as teacher in Schaller due to her mother's death.
5	Elsie Fabrick	Left school to teach in Le Mars.
5	Miss Carpenter	Entertained the English Club.
5	Mrs. Walker's office	The Kindergarten students gave her an azalea.
5	Mr. Crilly	Returned home.
5	Mrs. Leo Paulger and Mrs. Delia Dukes Smalley	Visited campus.
5	The members of the College Hill fire department	Held annual banquet in Gymnasium.
5	C. F. Way	Confined to the hospital due to a severe case of quinsy.
5	Prof. Pelzer	Visited his sister.
5	Friends of Grace Schoonover	Received news of her father's death.
5	Splendid recital; professor of music proves an expert with the new organ	Recital by T. Stanley Skinner.
5	Cedar Falls girl wins first; Miss Jessie Barnes gave interesting answer	Jessie Barnes tells what she would do with a million dollars.
6	The faculty of the Home Economics department	Entertained all the students of the department in the Gymnasium.
6	Senator Nicholas Balkema	Senator Nicholas Balkema and family visited their daughter Jeannette Balkema.
6	Jean Protzman, Ethel Sprague, and Ada Whitney	Visited the home of Ada Whitney.
6	Dr. Hughes	Dr. Hughes spoke at chapel.
6	Prof. and Mrs. J. B. Knoepfler	Entertained friends at a dinner.
6	F. R. Smith	F. R. Smith and wife have a new baby.
6	Miss Ruth Hallingby	Accepted the position of head of the department of physical training at the normal school in Cape Girardeau, Missouri.
6	Mrs. H. H. Seerley	Entertained guests at a luncheon.
6	Miss Margaret Oliver	Visited a celebration in Traer.
6	Misses Elizabeth Hughes and Louise Hatcher	Entertained guest over the weekend.
6	Intercollegiate debate; date changed	May now be held on April 11.
6	B. Di. senior banquet	About seventy attend.
7	Iowa State Teachers College since 1907	Enrollment by course of study of the nearly nine thousand students at ISTC since 1907.
8	College calendar