College Eye — October 8, 1914

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	The Waterloo Club	Club was formed to help boost Waterloo's interest in I. S. T. C.
1	Old Gold staff is chosen; Roy Abbott is chosen editor by a vote of 88 to 77; Will Schluter elected business manager	Small portion of senior class voted in Old Gold elections.
1	Untitled	John L. Cherny brought a complete printing operation to the Independence High School.
1	Teachers are preparing for Ellsworth; Line will be well in shape by Friday; Ellsworth reported strong	Upcoming game favors I. S. T. C.; Ellsworth has few experienced players.
1	Drawings are made in tennis tournament	Matchups for upcoming tennis tournament are announced; students are listed.
1	Teachers go down before fast Iowa team; gigantic score is piled up against the purple and gold--Teachers at first make good showing	I. S. T. C. defeated, 95-0.
1	Training School loses to Tigers; are defeated by a score of 28 to 7; Hersey scores in second quarter	Teachers College High School was defeated by the Cedar Falls High School.
2	A. B. class assumes shape	Officers have been elected.
2	Large delegation accompanies team to Iowa; special cars well patronized	Several women students who traveled to Iowa City to cheer the football team are listed.
2	Iowa Club appears	First meeting was held.
2	A. B. class hold jolifification; enjoy a breakfast at the golf links Saturday	Review of events at breakfast.
3	I. S. T. C. Association at Des Moines	Alumni and faculty will speak as representatives of I. S. T. C.
3	Official Notes	Career notes on well-known educators.
4	Editorial	Comments on the importance of school spirit.
4	Untitled	Paul Farlow visited Iowa City in his Buick.
4	The subscriber speaks	Anonymous subscriber criticizes College Eye editor.
4	The Ellsworth game if McCauley were alive	Describes the preparations for the Ellsworth football game.
4	First Community Center meeting is big success	Iowa Club was present at Community Center meeting.
5	Sophomores organize; famous "written constitution" of last year still is needed	Meeting was held and officers were elected.
5	Class of 1916 organized	Officers elected.
5	Untitled	Football player traveled on the train to Iowa City.
5	Miss Sui Wang gives interesting talk; presents experiences of a foreign student in American colleges; also portrays the real China of today	Chinese college student Sui Wang spoke before the Y. W. C. A.
6	Y. W. C. A. formal is held	Review of events and decorations at the program that featured a garden theme.
6	Big pep meeting is held; a thousand students gather in Auditorium and display their pep	Pep Club President Franklin Willey led pep rally.
6	Social Science Club is organized; plans for year are outlined and officers chosen	First meeting was held in Sara Riggs' home.
6	Freshmen are on the map	Class officers chosen.
6	Untitled	Mr. Gray and Mr. Severin celebrated birthdays at the College Inn.
6	Untitled	Faye Cooledge warmed chickens in the frying pan.
7	John McDonald	Visited Cedar Falls.
7	Supt. C. R. Golly	Superintendent Golly, Humboldt, remodeled much of the school.
7	Co. Supt. A. B. Alderman	Faculty member at the Cerro Gordo County Institute at Mason City.
7	A. D. King	Academic department head at the polytechnic school in Sal Luis Obispo, California.
7	Frances S. Lavender	Visited campus.
7	Lulu Parsons	Teaching at Wellman High School.
7	Len Toomey	Is staging a play in Sigourney.
7	Blanche Jenkins	Teaching near Mount Vernon, South Dakota.
7	Maude Davis	Teaching primary grades in West Waterloo.
7	Elizabeth McDonald	Visited Cedar Falls; currently principal at Clarksville.
7	Lillian Wright	Teaching at Humboldt.
7	Faith Downs	Visited the McDonald home in Gladbrook.
7	On Thursday evening, Oct. 1	Ruth Egloff married John W. Johnston.
7	Miriam Bender	Teaching high school at Albert Lea.
7	The large crowd of students	After pep rally, students crowded into the Grand and Empress theaters; made rowdy demonstration but did little damage.
8	Alma Van Horn	Visited her sister.
8	Prof and Mrs. G. W. Walters	Entertained guests in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Loughridge.
8	On last Wednesday	Henrietta Thornton entertained one of her classes.
8	Many of our faculty	Faculty members were out of town doing extension work.
8	Miss Anna G. Childs	Entertained her brother.
8	Roy Shearn and bride	Returned to live in Cedar Falls.
8	Alma Van Horn	Visited Professor and Mrs. Cable.
8	Miss Myrtis Fay	Visited her sister Ruth in Cedar Falls; attended their niece's wedding in Manly together.
8	Announcement has been made	Vera Short to wed Roscoe Beatty on October 21.
8	The seniors	Breakfast held at the golf links.
8	The women faculty	Old faculty members held a banquet for new members.
8	Miss Marie Whitehouse	Visited Cedar Rapids.
8	Mr. and Mrs. B. W. James	Paul James' parents visited.
8	Arthur Stander	Enrolled at University of Wisconsin.
8	Lafe Charlesworth and friend	Visited Osage for a day.
8	Three members of the Home Economics faculty	Ida Roberts, Alice Heinz and Isabel Osborne rented a house on Olive and 22nd Streets.
8	Mrs. Hagerty of Fredericksburg	Visited her daughter, Mrs. Cory, in Cedar Falls.
8	Mr. Graham	Provides ride home for the weekend for his daughters Sarah and Jeanetta.
8	Edna Sanford	Enjoying a week vacation.
8	On Sept. 1, Gwendolyn Ayer	Married Wilmer Wilson.
8	Miss Yonda	Visited her home in Des Moines.
8	Garrah Packer and Alice Strather	Out of school for the week due to illnesses.
8	Miss Myra Call	Visited her home in Webster City.
8	Prof. W. H. Davis	Mother visited.
8	Merle Brown	Visited Vinton with Margaret Railsback and Gretchen Sautmeyer.
8	Willis J. Bell	Visited Cedar Falls for summer vacation.
8	Nellie Tompkins	Teaching primary grades in Roundup, Montana.
8	Miss Eva C. Gregg	Conducted a study center in Jewell with Professor Hart.