College Eye — September 24, 1914

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Football	Schedule and player profiles; photos.
1	College Band	Roster of college band is listed.
1	Ossolis picnic at San Souci	Review of events at Ossoli meeting and social.
1	Football	Practices continue; prospects look promising.
1	Lecture course 1914-1915	Paul Althaus, Terrucio Busoni, and Senator Robert M. LaFollette make up the entertainers and speakers who will visit campus as a part of the lecture course.
1	The Shake and Aristo formal	Review of social gathering.
1	Irving Society	Regular meeting was held.
1	Head of primary department is honored	Florence Ward became member of the education board of the General Federation of Women's Clubs.
1	T. C. orator selected for state intercollegiate	Lester Ary took first in preliminary oratorical contest; will compete in Eastern Division contest.
2	The English of college students	Professor Gist claims that college students use too much poor English.
3	Professor Mount addresses Sunday student gathering	George Mount spoke to the Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A. concerning the importance of divine guidance to success.
3	How the faculty do it	Description of vacation taken by Miss Goodwin, Miss Wild, Miss Fesenbeck, Miss Ethel Arey, Miss Oliver, Mrs. John McVicar, and Miss Ash of Des Moines.
3	Untitled	Brief exchange between anonymous student and Miss Martin at the loan desk.
4	Editorial	Encourages students to contribute news items; claims that upcoming oratorical contest will benefit all who participate.
5	Will Cupid never stop?	Wedding announcements.
5	Untitled	Comments on faculty, students, and happenings on campus.
6	Y. W. C. A. notes	Review of Y. W. C. A. activities this past week.
6	Literary societies	Programs from literary meetings.
7	Mabel Parish	Parish attended graduate school and will teach high school in Salinas, California.
7	Leta Wilcox	Teaching near Cedar Falls.
7	Mary Barnum	Helping at the Training School Department of the State Normal School in Warrensburg, Missouri.
7	Chauncey Houstman	Visited friends in Cedar Falls.
7	Edwin Coan Moore	Mrs. Edrie (Cohoon) Moore gave birth a son in early summer.
7	Alma Cutler	Teaching at the Ross Conservatory of music in Waterloo.
7	O. J. Kirketeg	Visited friends on campus before entering law classes at the state university.
7	Chauncey Houstman	Visited campus during his travels as the manager for the Jones Chautauqua company.
7	Harriet Jongewaard	Is working in Aberdeen, South Dakota.
7	Leta Wilcox	Teaching primary grades in Pocatello, Idaho.
7	Ruth Fulmer	Teaching in Oelwein again.
7	Lora Stone	Teaching primary grades in Marion.
7	Mary Barnum	Accepted critic teacher position at the State Normal School in Dillon, Montana.
7	After two years	Evelyn Raw accepted position near Dubuque.
7	Helen Wells	Working as a dietician in a women's hospital in Baltimore, Maryland.
7	Mabel Parish	Graduated from the University of Colorado and continues to work in the history and Latin departments.
7	Grace Du Bois	Returned to Iron Mountain, Minnesota, to continue her work there.
8	Kenneth Colegrove	Is a lecturer at Mt. Holyoke College in Massachusetts.
8	Homer Veatch	Is taking part in a comic opera.
8	Lilly Robinson	Lilly Robinson visits her brother, Dr. Lindsay Robinson, on her vacation.
8	Elizabeth Harrison	Second grade teacher at Aberdeen, South Dakota
8	Master Theron Walker	Will attend a boys school in Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin.
8	Carl Wild	Is attending University of Minnesota; visited Cedar Falls
8	On last Thursday evening	Dinner was held for the faculty members in honor of Miss Katherine W. Constant.
8	On last Thursday evening	Professor Lynch entertained department guests.
8	Miss Eva Gregg and Miss Myra Call	Entertained Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Pierce.
8	Master Theron Walker	Spending a year at the boys school in Prairie du Chien.
8	Violet Guthrie	Called home due to her mother's illness.
8	Miriam Chase and Eleanor Bemis	Attended the wedding of Miriam Chase's sister.
8	Prof. Campbell and Walters	Spoke at a teacher's institute.
8	Prof. Colegrove	Visited a teacher's institute and attended a study center gathering.
8	Prof. Wright	Attended dedication services of a new school building in Carroll.
8	Carl Wild	Left to study English at the University of Minnesota.
8	Professor Stone	Addressed the Home Educational department of the women's clubs.
8	Fern Mitchell	Taking a nursing course at the hospital in Waterloo.
8	President Seerley and Mr. Roger Leavitt	Attended a board meeting in Iowa City.
8	Louise Arnold	Called home due to her mother's illness.
8	The kindergarten seniors	Entertained in honor of Edith Riland.
8	Miss Marion Chapman	Left to resume teaching in Nashville, Tennessee.
8	The parents of Elsie Eberhardt	Visited campus.
8	The Class of 1914	Many members of the East Waterloo class of 1914 are enrolled.
8	Among the new scholars	Hazel Harlor, valedictorian of the 1914 class of East Waterloo, is enrolled in classes.
8	George Vinall	Return to his work at the Y. M. C. A. in Springfield, Massachusetts.
8	Gladys Bennett	Married Dr. Wesson in July.
8	Kenneth Colegrove	Re-elected to teach at Mt. Holyoke College in Massachusetts.
8	Miss Letha Criswell	Visited campus.
8	Mrs. Bravinder	Visited her daughters on campus.
8	Adele Brogan	Called home due to her grandfathers death.
8	Lilly Robinson	Working in Iowa City at the University.
8	Elizabeth Harrison	Visited the Hill.
8	Helen Hinkson	Spent Thanksgiving with Elda Platt.
8	Julia Bahl	Teaching in Cedar Falls and entertaining Mrs. Cooper from Nebraska.
8	Fern Lalan	Visited College Hill with her mother.
8	Hazel Flagler	Teaching in Mountain Home, Idaho.
8	Harold Maynard	Enrolled in post-graduate work at Iowa.
8	Homer Veatch	Plans to enter the University of Chicago.
8	Harry L. Lambert	Working in his senior year of medical studies at Iowa.
8	Mr. and Mrs. Egloff	Daughter Ruth plans to get married on October 1.
8	Dr. Rodney Arey	Living in Muscatine.