College Eye — September 17, 1913

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51	Certain individuals connected with the institution	Defends putting advertising with the articles in the College Eye.
51	We take this opportunity	Students may submit news items before chapel on Tuesdays for the paper.
52	Our attention has been called	Encourages seniors to attend chapel to show their school spirit.
52	B. A. class organizes	Senior class elects officers and practices class yells.
52	Organization of junior college classes	Officers elected.
52	Location of '13 seniors	Supplement information to Commencement program.
53	Official Notes	Faculty added; power plant will be improved; looking forward to alumni meeting at ISTA convention.
54	Lecture Course	Gives schedule of lectures for remainder of the school year; Professor Begeman is chair.
55	Christian Associations	Officers elected; annual conference held at Lake Geneva; Newman Society held reception.
59	Athletics	Football season schedule; season ticket costs $1.
59	Faculty changes	Brief profiles of new faculty.
60	Debate and oratory	Encourages students to be involved in speech meets.
63	Societies	News of literary societies, including programs.
64	The Atlanta, Georgia, Daily American	Article written about John W. Boyle appears in Atlanta newspaper.
64	Miss Joy Harmon	Working as an instructor in the schools of the east side in Waterloo.
64	Miss Ella Van Dellen	Along with Corrine Campbell visited college friends.
64	Miss Helen Packard	Taking up work in Billings, Montana.
64	Miss Harriet A. Kramer	Married Roy Dayton Webb.
64	The many friends of Miss Indie Cadwallader	Married to Frederick Otis Seitz.
64	Miss Verna Graham	Taken up her duties in the Independence schools.
64	Mr. Jasper Wilbur	Taken up his second year's work in the Mason City schools.
64	The Seattle Times tells us	News of the marriage of Emily Lamberty and Herman C. Joy.
64	Miss Gertrude Eaton	Working in the primary department of the Ackley schools.
64	Mr. Homer Veatch	In charge of the political science department at Guttenberg, Iowa.
64	Mr. Karl Nolte	Left to resume teaching in Allison, Iowa.
67	Miss Pearl McCaffree	Went to Ackley to resume work in the schools there.
67	Mr. and Mrs. McFarland of Sioux City	Visited at the home of Professor and Mrs. P. A. Bond on College Hill.
67	Mr. Guy V. Aldrich	Working as the traveling State Secretary of the Y. M. C. A. college associations.
67	Messrs. Roger Leavitt, Jr., Roy Davis, James Haynes, Harold Debar, Charles Boysen, Hugh Mullarky and Archie Minish	Left to enroll at the State Agricultural College.
67	Mrs. Laura Bowman Gayler of Mt. Pleasant	Attended the funeral of her cousin, Godfrey Bowman.
67	Miss Mae Bates	Came home from Rockford, Iowa, to visit her parents.
67	Mr. J. A. Woodman	Visited the college and gave a short speech at chapel.
67	"One of the pleasant surprises..."	Leo Hughes was delighted to see Warren Proctor on stage in Chicago.
67	Mr. George R. D. Kramer	Spending time with relatives in Cedar Falls.
67	Mr. Arthur Smith	Visited the college and spoke at chapel.
67	Miss Ruth Hallingby	Visited friends in Cedar Falls.
67	Miss Ruby Fridell	Commenced her work in the Lincoln school in Waterloo.
68	Miss Signe Holst	Former Neo sang for the King and Queen of Denmark.
68	The Fairfield, Iowa school board	Effie Schuneman will instruct drawing at the public school in Fairfield.
68	Mrs. Alma McMahon	Enjoying a visit from her sister.
68	Mrs. Elmer Cable	Led a student volunteer band meeting.
68	Mr. H. E. Mitchell	Elected professor of Psychology in the State Normal School at Pittsburg, Kansas.
68	Miss Kathryn Dempsey	Forced to leave school because of serious trouble with her eyes.
68	Prof. and Mrs. I. S. Condit	Entertained Professor and Mrs. W. H. Bender at their home.
68	The Neos	Enjoyed a picnic.
68	Prof. H. J. Peterson	Visited in Cedar Falls on his way to Iowa City.
68	Following a very interesting program last Friday	The Clios entertained a group of women in the Gymnasium.
68	The Kindergarten and Primary departments of our College	Held a picnic for all the children and their mothers.
68	The Philos and Alphas	Held a joint program to entertain a group of new students.
68	Mr. Carl Wild	Left to work in the civil engineering department of the University of Minnesota.
68	Miss Clara Sorenson	Called to her home due to her sister's illness.
68	Mrs. H. W. Seely	Visiting at the home of Professor and Mrs. B. W. Merrill.