College Eye — October 16, 1913

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
119	In order to make room	Will not be an editorial this week because of an abundance of news..
119	True Blue Club organized	Rural school students formed glee club and elected officers.
119	Rousing "pep" meeting held last Thursday	Students got excited about the football game.
119	Hazel Strayer wins declamatory contest	Analyzes speech contest participants.
120	Official Notes	Training School Building may be ready by December 1913; several ISTC alumni are studying at Columbia University; Professor Campbell is continuing his survey of rural education; news about Harriet Elizabeth Gunn.
122	Wm. T. Morgan	Professor of Government and Economics; photo.
122	Student volunteer convention	Delegates will be sent to Kansas City for conference.
122	Athletics	Football team lost to Ellsworth, 6-0; poor weather conditions for the game.
125	Lecture course	Maggie Teyte of the Chicago Grand Opera Company will be the next performer.
127	Societies	News of literary societies; Homerians, Philomatheans, Alphas, and Neotrophians initiated new members; others held regular meetings.
129	Grace Dunkelberg	Along with Louise Smith, spent time visiting friends on College Hill.
129	O. J. Kirketeg	Visited Cedar Falls; on break from his job as principal at Columbus City.
130	J. O. Perrine	Refereed at the West Waterloo-Iowa City high school football game.
130	Miss Oliver and Miss Allen	Entertained the new faculty members at a chicken pie supper.
130	Miss Alberta Cousins of Earlville	Obituary and funeral plans given for student Alberta Cousins, who died at age fifteen.
130	Miss Iva Logan	Compelled to leave school on account of illness.
130	Miss Harvey	Returned to school after a long illness.
130	Miss Marie Flynn	Spent time at her home in New Hartford.
130	Miss Mabel Cooper	Enjoyed a visit from her parents.
130	Miss Esther McWhirter	Enjoyed a visit from her mother.
130	Miss Alice Dixon	Compelled to give up her position as room teacher in the Training School on account of an illness.
130	Miss Julia Hurd	Spent time at her home in Cedar Falls.
130	Miss Madalene Manning	Teaching the primary grades in Waterloo.
130	Supt. H. E. Wheeler	Enjoying his work in charge of the city schools of Austin, Minnesota.
130	Miss Elizabeth McDonald	Spent time with relatives and friends in Cedar Falls.
130	Homer Veatch	Teaching science and coaching athletics at Guttenberg.
130	Miss Pearl McCaffree	Spent time at the home of her parents on College Hill.
130	Miss Emma Gamble	Elected to a position as Primary Critic in the Northwestern State Normal School at Tahlequah, Oklahoma.
130	Thomas G. P. Berger and Miss Susan Townsend	Married at Toledo, Iowa.
130	A recent issue of the Davenport Daily Times shows	Article featuring H. J. Whitacre was released.
130	Miss Bessie Freshwaters	Fifth grade teacher at West Liberty, Iowa.
130	Miss Julia O'Keefe	Accepted a position as primary teacher in Orange City.
130	Miss Anna Gurtner	Enjoying her position of assistant principal at Nichols, Iowa.
130	Miss Mae Bates	Spent time at her home in Cedar Falls.
130	Miss Marguerite Cadwallader	Enjoying her work at Hibbing, Minnesota.
130	Miss Elizabeth Bongartz	Teaching in Oskaloosa.
130	Miss Jennie Smuck	Primary teacher in Cody, Wyoming.
130	Miss Mabel F. Kratz	Teaching in North Yakima, Washington.
130	Miss Faye Bagley	Enjoyed a visit from her mother.
132	Miss Mary Townsend	Entertained members of the domestic science department.
132	Society functions consist mainly of initiations	Many societies like Willard Hall for their meetings
132	What was probably the largest Congregational Kensington this season	Mrs. H. H. Seerley held a meeting at her home for the Congregational church.
132	Miss Nettie Dickenson	Detained to her home due to the illness of her father.
132	Miss Emma Lambert and Prof. Mount	Entertained their Bible study classes with a dinner at the Methodist church.
132	Miss Katherine W. Constant	Enjoying a visit from her brother.
132	Mr. Wentz from Chicago	Doing electrical work on the pipe organ.
132	Miss Florence E. Ward	Spoke before the City Federation of Women's Clubs in Moline, Illinois.
132	Miss Sara F. Rice	Entertained friends at the chicken pie supper.
132	The women of the faculty	Enjoyed a picnic at the home of Ida Fesenbeck.