College Eye — October 2, 1913

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87	It is encouraging	Encourages men to join Pep Club; women might also organize their own group.
87	Agricultural department to be enlarged	Will expand to have classrooms and a large laboratory in the Old South Hall; to accommodate need of rural school teachers to take courses in that curriculum; staff will be expanded.
88	Hazel Strayer wins first place	Nine contestants delivered preliminary declamatory speeches.
88	Construction of new power house will soon begin	Estimated expenditure will be $12,000; will double size of current structure; will include 300 horsepower Corliss engine; will power electrical system.
88	New course organized	Home Economics will use the South Hall for classes in sewing and cooking; enrollment growing.
88	Official Notes	President Seerley will speak on rural school matters; a new secretary will be appointed; faculty considering changes in academic calendar, meeting rules, and curriculum.
89	Christian Associations	Y. W. C. A. had cabinet changes; encourages all women to attend weekly meetings.
90	Lecture Course	Kaffir Boys will entertain.
90	Athletics	Held football scrimmage; started club to raise moral standard of athletics; track meet held; physical training classes started.
93	Societies	Programs for societies; formal entertainments held for friends; debates held.
97	A wedding of interest to alumni	Coral Sykes married Ralph W. Scott.
97	Reuel H. Sylvester	Appointed professor at the State University of Iowa.
97	A beautiful life ended its work on earth	Mary E. (Bruce) Grummon died at her home in Rockwell, Iowa.
97	The many friends of Miss Ruth Long	Announcement of the marriage between Ruth Long and Edward Jacobsen.
97	Miss Anna Hinkson	Accepted departmental work in the Des Moines schools.
98	Mr. Lindsay Robinson	Entered the State University to study dentistry.
98	Miss Mary L. Townsend	Will stay in Cedar Falls until her extended trip to Europe.
98	Prof. C. P. Colegrove	Attended a session of the Better Iowa School Commission in Des Moines.
98	Miss Zoe Harmon	Spent time with relatives and friends on College Hill.
98	Fred D. Smith	Received a position as an assistant in one of the chemistry labs in Ames where he goes to school.
98	Miss Hazel Selzer of Parkersburg and Miss Luella Brown of Urbana	Visited with old college friends in Cedar Falls.
98	Mrs. Marion McFarland Walker and Miss Florence Ward	Attended a board of directors meeting for the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs.
98	Miss Nielson	Was the hostess to the members of the Eulalian Literary Society.
98	Mrs. J. H. Shoemaker and Roger Leavitt	Will work as delegates from the local Congregational church to the Northeastern Association Conference.
98	Mrs. D. S. Wright	Was called to Yankton, South Dakota, to care for her daughter Ruth.
98	The Delphian girls	Enjoyed an old-fashioned taffy pull at Proctor Hall.
98	Agnes Young	Supervising drawing and penmanship in the schools of Washington, Iowa.
98	Superintendent G. C. Hamersley	Was in Cedar Falls with a group of eighth graders.
98	Miss Anna C. Goodale	Accepted the position of school nurse in the Washington State Normal.
98	Mr. Willis J. Bell	Returned to his work as supervisor and critic in the training department of the State Normal School in North Dakota.
98	Miss Clara Balmat	Along will two fellow teachers made a visit to Cedar Falls.
98	John Barnes	Took a job as physical director in Muncie, Indiana.
98	R. E. Newcomb	Accepted the position of superintendent of the schools in Lisbon, Iowa.
98	Miss Elizabeth McDonald	Went home to visit her parents.
100	Miss Bird Bundy	Left for Seattle, Washington, to spend the winter with friends.
100	Mrs. J. G. Packard and daughter	Spent time with relatives in Lake Mills.
100	Miss Mabel Fish	Spent time at her home in Cedar Falls.
100	Miss Mabel Cooper	Traveled home to attend the wedding of a friend.
100	Miss Loverna Harvey	Returned to her home due to illness.
100	Miss Bertha Lamar	Visited her brother's home in Kansas City.
100	Prof. Clark H. Brown and daughter Velma	Attended the "Blind Boone" entertainment in Marshalltown and spent time with family in Albion.
100	Miss Amy Arey	Has returned from her work in Boise and Twin Falls, Idaho.
100	Mr. Charles Kramer	Returned home for the weekend.