College Eye — February 5, 1914

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
299	Editorial	Questions whether society work should be optional or mandatory; apologizes for number of mistakes in last issue of College Eye; encourages students to purchase an Old Gold.
300	Patty will represent I. S. T. C. in interstate oratorical	Willard Patty won first place again.
300	Burns delights audience	W. J. Burns is a reformer of private and public morals.
301	Prof. Geo. F. Kay delivers two splendid addresses	Explained evolution; spoke at Bible study.
301	$1,000 scholarships	Awarded for practical work in summer months or interims.
302	Sioux tribe holds interesting meeting	Biennial feast held.
302	Official Notes	Kansas adopts Seerley textbook; Extension Service bulletin out; summer term will be six weeks; Training School will continue during the summer; Sarah Peters runs course of Bible study for women.
305	Lecture course	Helen Keller will speak.
307	Christian Associations	Will hold regular meetings.
307	Look! Stop! Listen! Kollege Karnival!	Will be held in Gymnasium.
309	Athletics	Won against St. Joseph's, 23-21, and against Upper Iowa, 21-6; fifth member of gymnastic team selected; businessman's gym class held.
310	Bert McDonald	Teaching in a consolidated school near Batavia, Iowa.
310	The Iowa City Daily Citizen	Recently reviewed a program by Robert Fullerton.
310	Prof. Conrad, soloist	Along with accompaniment, gave an interesting program.
310	Miss Edith Riland	Entertained the Young Peoples Baptist Union at her home.
310	Miss Nelle Dickey	Having success as teacher of home economics at Sheldon, Iowa.
310	Miss Vera Mood	Spent time at the home of her parents in Cedar Falls.
310	The many friends of Mrs. Ella Danskin Shaw	Many will regret to hear of the untimely death of her husband.
310	Mr. Len L. Toomey	Called home to Cedar Falls due to the death of his father.
310	Hawley Whitacre	Wrote a march entitled "The Cedar Falls Booster" which will be performed by the Cedar Falls Concert Band.
310	Mr. Chas. Mantle	Recently elected to the position of principal at Traer, Iowa.
310	Miss Mary Bang	Teaching in the primary grades in Lake City.
310	The Nineteenth Century Club	Held annual elections at the home of Mrs. August Freier.
310	Miss Alma Cutler	Gave a concert in Northminster Presbyterian church in Waterloo.
310	Societies	Irving Society installed officers.
310	Mr. William H. Reever	Accepted the superintendent position in the Aurelia, Iowa, schools.
310	Miss Marie Hoberg	Spent time in Vermillion, South Dakota.
312	Jasper Thompson	Back in school after being called home due to the death of his brother.
312	Prof. G. S. Dick	Judged the debate contest between Osage and Iowa Falls.
312	Twelve Teachers Study Centers	Teachers Study Centers have been organized around the state.
312	Miss Miriam Bender and Miss Hazel Butterfield	Enjoyed a visit to Ames, Iowa.
312	The Clios and the Orios	Held a party in the old gymnasium followed by a program.
312	Mr. W. W. Patty	Confined to the College Hospital.
312	Mrs. B. W. Merrill	Received word that her sister is in failing health.
312	Mrs. C. P. Colegrove	Read a paper before the Cedar Falls Improvement League.
312	The Cecilian Glee Club	Elected new officers.
312	Mrs. Martin	Will leave to spend time with a daughter in Wichita Kansas.
312	Prof. C. P. Colegrove	Gave an address before the farmers' institute.
312	"Duplication of the Cube"	Discussed at the meeting of the Mathematics Club.
312	Miss Maude Jeffrey	Enjoyed a visit from friends.
312	Mr. Harry McDonald	Confined to the College Hospital after an attack of appendicitis.
312	Miss Elizabeth Cripliver	Spent time at Tipton, Iowa.
312	Miss Eva Van Kirk	Enjoyed time spent at Ellendale, Iowa.
312	E. L. Dickinson of Lineville	Spent time with friends on College Hill.