College Eye — February 12, 1914

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
315	The oratorical contest	Kenneth McFee from Parsons College won first place.
315	Editorial	Recommends new editors for next year's College Eye; encourages students to attend Helen Keller's speech; would like basketball scoreboard in the Gymnasium.
316	Kollege Karnival was very successful	Patterned after traveling carnivals; held by the Y. W. C. A; proceeds were over $300.
317	New Training School building is dedicated	Summary of speeches from dedication ceremony on February 10, 1914; photo.
318	Band concert was much enjoyed	Review of performance by Cedar Falls Concert Band.
318	Science and Mathematics seminar	Four professors will debate whether or not eugenics should be taught in the public schools.
321	Candidates announcements	Candidates for the 1914-15 College Eye announced.
321	Lecture course	Short biography of Helen Keller.
321	True Blue Club	Discussed teaching in rural schools as opposed to teaching in town schools.
321	The annual	Wants each entry in the Old Gold to be original and different; pages need to be submitted in the next week.
323	Jack Thompson	Enjoyed a visit from his brother.
323	Miss Mary Dick	Spent time at her home in Cedar Falls.
323	Miss Cora Wilson	Enjoyed a visit from her sister Ena.
323	Christian Associations	Harry L. Heinzman will speak to the Y. M. C. A.; a Student Volunteer secretary will visit the college.
323	Miss Elsie Packard	Enjoyed a visit from her sister, Iva Packard, and Clara Smith.
325	One of the important social events of the season	Esther Seerley married Claude E. Culley of Marshalltown.
325	Mr. Chris Hanson	Along with Homer Veatch and Charles Kramer, was in the city to attend the College Carnival.
325	Miss Edith Shedd	Spent time with friends on College Hill.
325	Miss Eleanor Blair	Teaching first grade in the Longfellow building in Sioux City, Iowa.
325	Miss Ina B. Fry	Teaching sixth grade in a grammar school in Los Angeles, California.
325	Miss Zola Hostetter	Teaching home economics in the Logan High School in Fairfield, Iowa.
326	The Philathea Sunday School	Along with the Baraca Bible class enjoyed an evening of merriment in the social service building.
326	Prof. D. S. Wright	Spoke before the Fortnightly club in Waterloo.
326	Miss Eva L. Gregg	Completed a new grammar textbook to be used in all school levels.
326	The two largest Presbyterian Sunday School classes	Enjoyed a picnic social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Morgan.
326	Pres. Seerley	Spent time in Iowa City with his mother and brother.
326	Miss Minnie Ives	Visited with her sister on her way to Cedar Rapids.
326	Willard W. Patty	Confined to the College Hospital but expects to be in school again soon.
326	Prof. F. C. Eastman	Spent a short time in Cedar Falls greeting former acquaintances.
326	Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Seerley and daughter	Returned to their home in Manhattan, Montana, after attending the wedding of Esther Seerley.
326	Mrs. E. W. Seymour	Spent time with her son, Professor R. F. Seymour.
326	Miss Nettie Blom	Enjoyed a visit from her twin sister.
326	Miss Henrietta Radell	Entertained the Advancers at her home.
326	Miss Clara Primmer	Enjoyed a visit from her sister Hattie.
326	Mr. Harry McDonald	Recovered from an attack of appendicitis.
326	Mrs. Cowgill from Lawrence, Kansas	Visiting with her sister, Mrs. H. H. Seerley.
326	Miss Mildred McKercher	Spent time at her home.
328	Miss Elizabeth Hughes	Conducted a story hour for the children at the library.
328	Mr. Edward M. McMahon	Appointed to the Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin.
328	Prof. Mount	Enjoyed a visit from a college friend.
328	Misses Irene Murray and Anna Braunger	Visited at the home of Mrs. Clakins of Waterloo.