College Eye — October 1, 1914

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Prospects good in Hawkeye Conference; lineup will be formidable	I. S. T. C. will have an advantage over other teams in the conference.
1	Pep Club revived	Officers were elected for Pep Club; first meeting was held.
1	Students celebrate Highland victory; real rural demonstration	Gathering was held to welcome home football players from Highland Park.
1	Second team goes down before high school	Second string team was defeated, 6-0, by the Cedar Falls Tigers.
1	Teachers win first game; Highland Park goes down before Teacher's lineup	I. S. T. C. won, 6-0.
1	Untitled	Football captain Romeo Short has not been playing, because he is suffering from multiple injuries.
1	Untitled	Young men are in demand for teaching positions.
1	Team meets Iowa Saturday; will probably make strong showing	I. S. T. C. does not expect to win against the University of Iowa.
1	Training School team assuming shape	Football team shows promise.
1	Untitled	Encourages students to purchase football tickets and a subscription to the College Eye.
2	Association cabinet hold mix	Y. W. C. A., Y. M. C. A. and N. C. A. held join meeting and social.
2	Preliminary declamatory contest is held	Sixteen students participated in oratorical contest to determine representatives for finals.
2	Tennis tournament is popular	Players are listed for school tennis tournament.
2	Official Notes	Describes National Conference of the Bureau of Education.
4	Editorial	Gives reasons why students should support athletics.
4	Untitled	Thanks students for submitting news items.
4	The teacher study centers	Describes new extension program.
5	Lecture course is completed; fine array of talent will be presented	Lecture course will consist of six performances and speakers.
6	Y. W. C. A. notes	Dr. Loughridge talked on "The Condition of European Affairs" at meeting.
6	By the pennants that occasionally fly	Mysterious pennants have been seen flying from certain boarding houses.
7	Elsie Williams	Married Walter J. High on September 9, 1935.
7	Albert F. Ewers	Died June 25, 1945 at St. Louis, Mo. Following graduation he taught at Albia, Iowa; Madelia, Minn., and Davenport, Iowa. He was a member of the faculty at Harris Teachers College in St. Louis until 1933 when he became principal of the elementary school.
7	Susie Gabriel	Teaching science in Oelwein.
7	Cora Wilson	Teaching at East Waterloo, along with Ida Wentland.
7	Gertrude Marguerite Crane	Teaching math at West Waterloo.
7	Alice Lybarger	Is traveling with Chicago Ladies' Concert Company.
7	The Ossoli society	Enjoyed a party in the Gymnasium.
7	The Society formals	Schedule of society formals held.
7	Elsie Williams	Visited her brother in Charles City.
7	Iola B. Tingley	Teaching English at West Des Moines High School.
7	Bess Carrington	Left to teach in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
7	Emma Priebe	Teaching at East Waterloo.
7	Gertrude Upton	Visited campus.
7	Lee Shillinglaw	Beginning his senior year of Law in Iowa City.
7	Albert F. Ewers	Botany instructor at Lakeside Laboratory, Lake Okoboji, over the summer.
7	Mr. John Goldthwaite	Appointed as head of mathematics department at Lincoln High School in Los Angeles, California.
7	Mrs. C. J. Shult	Plans to move to Mankato, Minnesota.
7	Elizabeth Upton	Beginning her third year as principal in Quasqueton.
7	A message from Wallace J. Knobbs	Writes of successful school work.
7	June Gray	Teaching in Mason City.
7	J. Ernest Carmen	Worked as instructor at Lakeside Laboratory over the summer.
7	Susie Gabriel	Teaching math at West Des Moines High School.
7	Ruth Mcllree	Teaching primary grades in Eagle Grove.
7	Mrs. (Lucy Kuehne) Scott	Featured soloist at the sacred concert at the fairgrounds.
7	Henrietta Budde	Teaching in Mediapolis.
7	Helen Christiansen	Teaching in Hastings, Nebraska.
8	Genevieve Brown	Teaching in Pocahontas.
8	Robert Warner	Teaches music at Newburg, Iowa.
8	Louise Arildson	Official delegate of the Nutley Teachers Association and teaches at Spring Garden School in Nutley, New Jersey.
8	Miss Christine Thoene	Spent the winter in California; expected home soon.
8	Lucile McRobert	Joke about comment she made.
8	The Chrestomathian Society	Held a formal reception.
8	Prof. Seymour	Plans to attend a meeting of the state gymnastic association.
8	Miss Christine Thoene	Leaving school to attend University of Chicago.
8	Miss Maude Anderson	Visited Osage.
8	Mrs. Eastman	Visited her daughter on campus.
8	Miss Genevieve Staudt	Visited her home in Marble Rock.
8	Coach Berkstresser	Entertained football players with an oyster dinner.
8	The Zeta Society	Host a reception for friends.
8	Marie McGowan	Visited Hampton with Lenora Meier.
8	Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Brown	Returned to Iowa and plan to live near Ackley.
8	The Ossolis	Held a reception for about fifty people.
8	Miss Sophie Thoene	Hosted two Sumner high school teachers.
8	Benjamin Torgerson	Benjamin Torgerson visited Cedar Falls.
8	Miss Florence E. Ward	Delivered a lecture to the teachers' institute.
8	Freda Cohoon	Visited friends in Oelwein.
8	Hazel Hall and Harry McDonald	Excited about their work.
8	Catherine Strike	Enrolled in training to be a nurse at the Presbyterian Hospital.
8	Herbert Bley	Working as a sales agent for a car company in Boston.
8	Genevieve Brown	Visited her home in Webster City.
8	Robert Warner	Robert Warner visited Zida Frost.
8	Elizabeth Bingham	Led story hour at public library.
8	Mrs. C. E. Goodwin	Visited her daughter on campus.
8	Last Thursday	The Neos gathered at the Chase home.
8	The Clio-Orio formal reception	Reception held in Gymnasium.
8	President Seerley	Attended education meeting in Chicago.
8	Dr. Arthur Lawrence Smith	Married Bertha Alice Roach on September 3, 1914.
8	Lois Tisdale	Spent time at her home in Cedar Rapids.
8	Louise Arildson	Returned to Okmulgee, Oklahoma.
8	Helen Kramer	Teaching in Eagle Grove.
8	The Alphas	First reception held at the home of Inez Radell.
8	Mrs. Walker	Entertained the faculty women at a reception in her home.