College Eye — February 13, 1913

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	School question decided soon; joint conference to be held Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday of this week	ISTC continues to be a part of the state legislature's agenda.
1	Basketball team play great ball; defeat Highland Park and lose to Des Moines College by small margin	Teachers win over Highland Park, 16-13; defeated by Des Moines College, 32-19.
1	Editor criticizes Trewin; David Brant, of the Iowa City Republican shows up State Board	David Brant defends the Iowa State Teachers College and questions the board decision for no new buildings.
1	Amateur play was great success; mid-winter play received much applause from vast audience	Students performed "What Happened to Jones".
4	An election will be held	Encourages paid subscribers to vote in the upcoming election for the student newspaper.
4	Candidates' announcement	H. E. Hendrickson announces candidacy for business manager of the College Eye.
4	Great explorer coming; popular lecturer to tell of an arctic exploration	Captain Roald Amundson will tell of his adventures at the South Pole.
4	Orio-Philo	Basketball tournament being played by the Orios, the Philos, and the Aristos.
5	Prof. Walters	Delivered an address in Shellsburg.
5	Miss Ida Fesenbeck	Called home due to her mother's illness.
5	Emma Kirstein	Returned home for the rest of the term.
5	Ethel Trimble and Mabel Berry	Spent the weekend at the home of Shelia Robins.
5	Miss Ward	Delivered a lecture in Fort Madison.
5	Esther Seerley	Visiting her sister in Cedar Rapids.
5	Prof. E. J. Cable and wife, and Miss Aitchison	Entertained friends.
5	Prof. Condit	Confined to his home for a few days due to the grippe.
5	Brian Condit	Attended the Adelphian house party in Cornell as the guest of Homer Trimble and Owen Lovett.
5	Prof. Dick	Attended the Ad Men's club banquet.
5	Grace Vincent	Teaching in Marshalltown.
5	Beulah Odekirk	Spent several days at home.
5	Ruth Beck	Ruth Beck spent the weekend with Hazel Selzer and Dorothy McClanahan.
5	Old Gold nearly finished	Alumni may order copies with the printed order form.
6	Miss Whinery	Spent a day at her home in Marshalltown.
6	Mrs. Irwin	Moved into a house on 19th Street.
6	Sue Weaver	Visited by her aunt, Mrs. Manning.
6	Besse Carter	Returned to her home after being held at the hospital due to an illness.
6	Mrs. Francis E. Whitley	Mrs. Francis E. Whitley is visiting her sister, Myra Call.
6	A the meeting of the farmers in Orange Township	W. H. Davis spoke about consolidation of rural schools.
6	President Seerley	Attended a board meeting in Des Moines.
6	Jean Protzman	Spent the weekend in West Liberty.
6	Vera Canfield	Called home due to the death of her grandmother.
6	Vera Wood	Visited Cedar Falls.
6	Great interest has been shown	Pictures show the school is growing in every department.
6	Vera Stone	Returned from her home in Sprinwell.
6	The students who were absent	Students skipping chapel received a pleasant surprise.
6	Mabel Cooper	Spent a day in Oelwein.
6	A very large class of students	Many students took the county certificate exam.
6	Prof. Merrill	Absent from school due to the grippe.
6	Grover Alderman	Visited friends.
6	Ethel Bruner and Ruth Porter	Spent the weekend at home.
6	Beatrice Wilbur	Spent the week in Des Moines.
6	S. J. Baldwin	Missed class to assist a school whose teachers were ill.
6	The office is receiving many calls	Several teachers have been called out of school to teach in rural schools.
6	Ames new gym dedicated	New gym is built at the cost of $165,000.
6	Bates-McCann wedding	Mildred O. Bates married William R. McCann.
8	College calendar	Upcoming events.