College Eye — January 15, 1914

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251	One of the busiest places on College Hill	Encourages students to use the library only for studying subjects that require the library and not to take books out of the library without checking them out properly.
252	Preliminary oratorical to be held soon	Debate held between schools in Iowa and the surrounding states.
252	Dramatic contest held Friday	Nine students will be speaking.
252	The Morningside-Coe preliminary	Six contestants were chosen to compete in the debate.
253	Forward movements among teachers of English	There is a new standard of efficiency for education organizations, according to Professor Lynch.
253	I. S. T. C. gospel team, 1914	Photo.
254	Science Club holds interesting meeting	Discussed the formation of the universe.
254	True Blue Club notes	Membership has increased.
257	Official Notes	News about study centers, Iowa education, and faculty appointments; Professors Hart and Eels will joint faculty sometime this spring.
259	Christian Associations	Held usual meetings; N. C. A. hosted party in gym; spoke of student volunteers.
259	Lecture course	Short biography of Carl Flesch, the next performer.
261	Athletics	Basketball team lost to Iowa, 21-20.
262	Miss Grace White	Elected to succeed Ruby Finch as first grade teacher at the McKinley school, Waterloo, Iowa.
262	Miss Zada M. Kinyon	Recently began her duties as Home Economics teacher in Sac City, Iowa.
262	The orchestra of St. Paul's Church, Waterloo	Were guests at the residence of Dr. Cutler.
262	Miss Agnes Young	Visited with friends in Cedar Falls.
262	Miss Nellie Casey	Began work as grade teacher in Monticello, Iowa.
262	Miss Ida H. Morrill	Took up the duties of high school teacher at Gettysburg, South Dakota.
262	Miss Martha Olsen	Teaching the grammar grades at Bradgate, Iowa.
262	Miss Effie Raymond	Elected to the position of teacher of mathematics in the Estherville High School.
262	Edna Burk	Began work as primary teacher at Stanwood.
262	Societies	Eulalians held old-fashioned program; Delphians read Shakespeare.
262	Miss Emma Thompson	Accepted a position as grade teacher at Jefferson, Iowa.
264	The next regular meeting of the Mothers' Council	Next meeting will be held in the new Training School Building.
264	A banquet was given last Friday	Knights Templar held banquet in honor of H. H. Seerley.
264	Miss Lenore Shanewise	Has been absent from her work in the speaking department due to the death of her mother.
264	Many friends will be interested to know	Three members of the faculty recently had children.
264	Mr. F. D. Soloman of Spencer, Iowa	Spent time visiting his daughter in Cedar Falls.
264	A luncheon in honor of Miss Esther Seerley	Luncheon, hosted by the P. E. O., was given at the home of Mrs. Lucy Silliman.
264	The many friends of Miss Faye Riseley	Faye Riseley was married to Bert V. Chapel; will make their home in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
264	Mrs. D. S. Wright	Gave a presentation on "The Legal Status of Women" before the Waterloo W. C. T. U.
264	Miss Nell Kinney	Hosted a party for some of her friends.
264	Mrs. Walker accompanied her son	Accompanied her son, Theron, to Chicago.
264	Miss Gladys Hamilton	Given up her school work due to the death of her mother.
264	Miss Laura Durst	Gone to California to spend the winter.
264	Miss Sara F. Rice of the history department	Gave a talk to the Waterloo D. A. R.
264	Lee Shillinglaw	Resumed his school duties at the University in Iowa City.
264	Miss Alle Robinson	Resumed her duties as Latin teacher in the Valley City, North Dakota, high school.
264	Miss Mary Marshall	Called to her home due to the death of her mother.