College Eye — December 11, 1913

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
199	Say, there is a small matter	Encourages students to pay their subscription fees; explanation of frequency of newspaper; will hold first debate of year.
200	Ben Greet Players delight audience	Performed "She Stoops to Conquer".
200	Senior class conducts chapel	Will lead chapel every day for a week.
201	Untitled	Photo of Carl Hauser.
201	Iowa College Press Association meets at Cedar Rapids	Editors of College Eye did not attend this year due to financial difficulties.
201	At a business meeting	The B. A. class elected officers for winter term.
202	Untitled	Photo of Arthur Fortsch.
202	Faculty music recital	Performance program.
202	True Blue Club	Officers elected.
202	Social Science Club meeting	Pearl McGill gave talk about working in a button factory; also talked about factory workers' strike at the Muscatine plant.
203	Y. M. C. A. entertains football men	Had informal oyster supper banquet; officers elected.
203	Fall term Commencement	Program and roster of graduates.
203	Untitled	Photo of George Zimmerman.
203	Central association of science and mathematics teachers	Held meeting in Des Moines; Professor Condit presents his account.
204	Official Notes	News about faculty activities; work on Training School Building going more slowly than expected; may not move to new building until the holidays.
206	Christian Associations	Held meeting with all Protestant church organizations; will hold special meetings to talk about international concerns.
209	Athletics	Drake won football game, 25-0; account of game.
211	Societies	News of literary societies; officers elected and installed.
213	Miss Julia Hurd	Spent Thanksgiving vacation at the home of her parents in Cedar Falls.
213	The death of Fred H. Figert	Teacher in Iowa will be missed by friends and family.
213	Miss Edna Thatcher	Working at the Y. W. C. A. in Duluth, Minnesota.
213	Miss Amy Moore	Accepted a position at Emmetsburg, Iowa.
214	Miss Ruth McIlree	Visited friends on College Hill.
214	Miss Leone Short	Entertained a party of College Hill young people.
214	Prof. C. H. Bailey	Attended a large convention of manual training teachers in Illinois.
214	Miss Elsie Williams of Milford, Iowa	Appointed a critic teacher in training and started her work.
214	Miss Florence E. Ward	Gave two lectures over her break.
214	Miss Helen Cramer	Enjoyed her time spent in Ames.
214	Prof. G. W. Samson	Gave two educational addresses to the school teachers of Keokuk.
214	Local friends have received word	Baby daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Crouse.
214	Miss Florence Brumbaugh	Teaching second grade in the Garfield Building in Everett, Washington.
214	Prof. R. V. Coffey	Attended the annual meeting of the Missouri Valley Commercial Teachers Association.
214	Mrs. Katherine Oliver McCoy of Canton, Ohio	Was a visitor on College Hill.
214	Mr. Karl Nolte	Enjoyed Thanksgiving at his home in Cedar Falls.
214	The following alumni were present	Roster of alumni who attended the meeting of the North Central Association of Science and Mathematics in Des Moines.
214	On account of ill health	Christine Thoene was forced to give up her teaching job and move to California to regain her health.
214	Mr. Chris Hansen	Spent Thanksgiving vacation in Cedar Falls.
214	Friends of Ruth Wright	Has returned to Yankton, South Dakota, after an injury to her knee was sufficiently healed.
214	Miss Lulah Bennett	Left school to begin her work as a teacher in Lake Mills, Iowa.
214	On June 26, 1913	Vada Yates married Charles Reynolds.
214	Miss Doris Klinefelter	Began work in the German department of the Guttenburg High School.
216	Prof. Geo. H. Mount	Attended the meeting of the Iowa Association of Charities and Correction.
216	Miss Margaret Oliver	Entertained a group of football players and fans.
216	Prof. C. S. Cory	Appointed representative on the State Educational Institutions Committee on Secondary School Relations.
216	The Y. W. C. A.	Held a Thanksgiving party in Mr. Fullerton's room.
216	A new educational movement has been started	Faculty will organize study centers for the students.
216	A very interesting meeting was held	English Club met at the home of Professor Lynch; lecture was given by Miss Fesenbeck.
216	Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Harmon	Celebrated their silver wedding anniversary with friends and family.
216	Prof. S. A. Lynch	Attended the third annual National Council of Teachers of English meeting held in Chicago.
216	Mr. Howard Huston	Called home due to the sudden death of his mother.