College Eye — January 8, 1914

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
235	Editorial	Enrollment for winter term is about 1500; Training School Building ready for use; ISTC will assist rural schools.
235	Gospel team does successful work	College outreach team went to La Porte City over winter vacation.
236	Rev. Holland gives interesting lecture	The Reverend J. W. Holland spoke to the Social Science Club on the Panama Canal.
236	Great Northern Railway representative gives interesting lecture	Lecture by L. D. Kitchell on Glacier National Park was enhanced by slides.
236	New Training School Building opened	Opened January 6, 1914; cost $150,000 to build; will serve as model building; dedication will come in February.
236	Choral Society gives Messiah	Review of the performance; auditorium packed.
237	The student volunteer convention	Over five thousand students and professors attended meeting in Kansas City.
238	Official Notes	News about the faculty and curriculum; Professors Hart and Eells to assist in rural education work; Training School Building ready for students.
241	Christian Associations	Meeting times announced; regular meetings held; will study mission work.
241	Athletics	Ended football season with deficit of $40; basketball season schedule announced; gymnastics meet to be held.
243	Lecture Course	Biography of Carl Flesch, violinist.
245	Societies	Christmas party held; debate held.
246	Miss Cora Dilly	Visited with college friends.
246	A Christmas wedding	Elsie Fabrick married Eugene Smith of Fargo, North Dakota.
246	Miss Anna Shanewise	Visited with college friends on her way home to Waterloo.
246	John Barnes	Spent time with his parents in Cedar Falls.
246	Miss Fern Lalan	Resumed her work in the schools of Rhodes, Iowa.
246	Prof. W. Abram	Visited at the home of S. R. Dryden.
246	B. L. Troup and family of George, Iowa	Visited friends in Cedar Falls.
246	Miss Edna Battin	Teaching at a rural school near Jordan, Montana.
246	Miss Ruth Shoemaker	Enjoyed the holiday season at her home in Cedar Falls.
246	Mr. Cory and Miss Lambert	Report on the work of some alumni.
246	Mr. John Partington	Entertained a company of young men with a Christmas breakfast.
246	Miss Olive Kearns	Accepted the position of primary teacher at Eldora, Iowa.
246	U. Earl Wild	Spent his vacation at home in Cedar Falls.
246	Miss Mary Dick	Held a New Year party for her friends.
246	Mr. Herbert Bley	Spent Christmas with his parents on College Hill.
246	Miss Vera Wood	Enjoyed the holidays with her parents.
246	Prof. and Mrs. D. S. Wright	Entertained their son and his wife over the holidays.
246	C. C. Seerley and family	Visited President Seerley.
246	Miss Donna Belle Bozarth	Married George Board of Hudson.
246	Miss Julia Hurd	Accepted a position as critic teacher in home economics in the training department.
248	Miss Ruth Wright	Entertained a group of friends at her home; will return to teaching in South Dakota soon.
248	Miss Genevieve Burling	Granted a three months' leave of absence to spend the winter with her parents in California.
248	Prof. S. A. Lynch	Went to Nashua to act as judge of a declamatory contest.
248	Lloyd Barnes	Recently won a cross country race in Springfield, Massachusetts.
248	Mr. Hawley Whitacre	Entertained a group of thirty young people at his home.
248	M. W. Sheffield	Recently elected to the position of physical training director of the Crawfordsville, Indiana, Y. M. C. A.
248	The many friends of Prof. G. H. Mount	Many saddened over the death of his sister.
248	Lee Shillinglaw	Suffering from an attack of typhoid fever.
248	Prof. and Mrs. J. Ross Frampton	Spent the holidays in Pittsfield, Illinois.
248	Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Seerley	Called to Cedar Rapids to attend the funeral of their daughter's father-in-law.
248	Roy Crouse	Visited at the college just before term ended.
248	Miss Laura Shoemaker	Spent time over the holidays at her home in Cedar Falls.