College Eye — October 30, 1913

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
151	Editorial	Deadlines for news items; students should think more seriously about purpose of college; believes students do not treat holidays with respect.
152	Old Gold staff elected	Must have student cooperation to make Old Gold a success.
152	Erickson chosen as oratorical representative	Carl Erickson will represent ISTC at state contest; new officers elected.
152	Students celebrate football victory	Held celebratory party with bonfire on College Hill after game.
152	Mr. Wagner addresses Social Science Club	Adam Wagner spoke about the tariff law.
152	English Club holds interesting meeting	Mary Hearst spoke on her trip to Europe.
152	Schillerverein holds meeting	German society held meeting.
153	Interesting relic uncovered	Orphans Home well discovered in excavation for new power plant building; well is 132 feet deep and contains 36 feet of water; sides lined with sandstone.
153	Maggie Teyte gives vocal recital	Performance review.
153	Official Notes	National education news notes.
154	The renewal of state certificates in the state of Iowa	State Teachers College graduates are more likely to stay in the profession than those from other colleges.
157	Christian Associations	Professor Rice discusses pageant.
157	Lecture Course	Ben Greet Players will present "She Stoops to Conquer".
159	Societies	Halloween programs announced.
159	Athletics	Football team won against Grinnell, 12-7; next game will be against Leander Clark.
162	Miss Grace Dennis	Enjoyed a visit from her mother.
162	Miss Flora J. Cook	Spent time with Mrs. Will Hearst of Cedar Falls.
162	Mrs. H. J. Wilson	Made a visit to the home of Mrs. J. W. Robinson on College Hill.
162	Prof. Macy Campbell	Spoke at a dedicatory exercise for a new consolidated school in the Rowan area.
162	Miss Ruth Wright	Had to give up her teaching duties in South Dakota due to a major operation, but is hoping to return to work.
162	The many friends of Mrs. Ella Danskin Shaw	Her husband is currently suffering from a very bad illness.
162	The many friends of Miss Margaret Wallingford	Married Rollin Catlett.
162	Miss Nina Baskerville	Confined to College Hospital.
162	Miss Bernice Thompson	Along with her sister Effie, went to Cedar Rapids.
162	Miss Grace Dennis	Enjoyed a visit from her mother
162	Miss Laura Seals	Teaching mathematics in Puerto Rico.
162	Miss Mabel Parish	Finishing a college course in Boulder, Colorado.
162	Mrs. F. C. Barr	Visited the college.
162	Mr. Lee Shillinglaw	Spent time at his home in Cedar Falls.
162	Miss Zoe Harmon	Spent time with her parents on College Hill.
162	Miss Janet D. Watson	Teaching kindergarten in South Omaha, Nebraska.
162	Miss June Chase	Entertained a group of young women at her home, in honor of Mrs. Lloyd Jeffries.
162	Miss Merle E. Robinson	Currently teaching in the public schools of Greene, Iowa; spent time at her home in Cedar Falls.
162	Albert M. Cleveland	Principal at Germania.
162	Miss Ina Salyers	Enjoyed a visit from her mother
164	Prof. B. W. Merrill	Enjoyed a visit from his brother.
164	Chapter R., P. E. O.	Had a meeting discussing the music of Wagner.
164	Misses Falkler and Childs	Attended the state convention of the D. A. R.
164	Miss Florence Ward	Entertained the kindergarten department with a play of Cinderella.
164	Miss Minnie Sage	Enjoyed a visit from her mother.
164	Mrs. Darling of Glencoe, Illinois	Visited at the home of Marion McFarland Walker.
164	Miss Myra Call	Entertained a group of relatives.
164	The Science and Mathematics Seminar.	Met to discuss many of the laws of science and mathematics.
164	President H. H. Seerley	Addressed two teachers meetings at Allerton.
164	Miss Margaret Chamberlain of Webster City	Visited Genevieve Brown of Cedar Falls.
164	Miss Leona Short	Enjoyed a visit from her aunt, Mrs. F. C. Foster.
164	The Y. W. C. A. gave a reception	Reception was held in honor of the new women who have joined the organization.