College Eye — October 22, 1914

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Delta Sigma Rho; few of last year's members are in attendance	Eight members remain this year, although the number is expected to increase to fifteen or twenty by June.
1	Campaign is launched for Campanile; big pepperfest is held Monday night; stirring speeches by patrons of the school; students in favor of project	Over one thousand students attended booster meeting for the construction of the campus clock tower; expected to cost $12,000; photo.
1	Freshmen at work; give promise of a class "full of pep"	Held meeting after chapel.
1	Teachers break even with Dubuque College; Dubuque aggregation under Coach Dorais score in first half; Teachers score in last quarter	I. S. T. C. tied with Dubuque, 6-6.; remaining schedule printed.
1	Teachers meet Penn Friday; game will take place at Oskaloosa, Iowa; Penn team reported strong	Competition against Penn considered one of the biggest games of the season.
1	Debating League elects officers	Literary societies have chosen their representatives.
2	Iowa Club	Macy Campbell spoke on "The Rural Life Survey of Iowa."
2	Fourth annual contest in oratorical declamation; Arey first; Zimmerman second; McDonald third; large crowd manifests interest in contest	Seven students gave orations.
3	Golf tournament under way; qualifying round has been completed; participants will compete for cup	Participants have been narrowed to sixteen men.
3	Official Notes	Career updates on alumni.
4	We wonder	Brief gossip.
4	Editorial	Criticizes students who talk during chapel.
4	Untitled	Division of funds given by the Board of Education; necessary due to expanded departments and lengthened summer session; will pave a portion of 23rd Street.
5	Capacity house at first lecture number; Paul Althouse, tenor soloist, delights audience	Review of Paul Althouse's performance on campus.
5	Eulalians initiate; hie away to San Souci and really initiate	Review of events at social gathering.
5	Irene Simpson reporting	Quote from Irene Simpson's report given in municipal government class.
6	Ida Gaarder	Entertained her younger sister.
6	Vera Wood	Spent Sunday at her home in Cedar Falls.
6	Herbert Bley	Is working for an auto company; his territory is now the Midwest.
6	Don Deal	Is in the hospital after being hit by a car in Cedar Rapids.
6	Miss Freer	Entertained her Sunday school class.
6	Edith Chamberlain	Returned home because her mother was ill.
6	Hazel Witmer	Visited her father in Tipton.
6	Ida Gaarder	Brother and sister visited.
6	The Sophomore class	Held a banquet in the Gymnasium.
6	Violet Guthrie	Called home due to her mother's illness.
6	On Wednesday evening	Emma Lambert entertained in honor of her visiting cousins.
6	Bessie Spencer	Returned home on account of her brother's death.
6	Senator Cummins	Senator Cummins visited campus.
6	Lucile Irish	Spent a day at her home in Whitten with Hazel Barnes.
6	The Alpha-Philo	Initiation was held.
6	Lois Tisdale	Entertained her brother and friend.
6	Emma Larson and Emma Leonard	Attended the Methodist Missionary meeting as delegates.
6	Ethel McElhinney	Visited her home in Morning Sun.
6	Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Graham	Moving to Maynard, Minnesota.
6	Prof. Peterson	Henry Peterson spent time in Iowa City.
6	Miss Gladys Lalan	Visited her sister Fern in Independence.
6	Dr. Gist	Spoke a the Presbyterian Church on Sunday.
6	Don Deal	Teaches the commercial department in Cedar Rapids; visited his parents.
6	Zoa Lundt	Teaching German and mathematics in Webster, North Dakota.
6	Odessa Farley	Working in the history department at Mason City High School.
6	Mrs. (Stella Bush) Ward	Visited her sister in Cedar Falls.
6	Mrs. (Rachel McGregor) Reaugh	Visited friends in Iowa during a break from the missionary work in West Virginia.
6	Vera Wood	Teaching at the high school in Rockford.
6	Reginald Stuart	Head of manual training department at the high school in Oakland, California.
6	Blanche Larson	Teaching elocution and music in Clarion; visited campus.
6	Minnie (Moore) Gray	Plans to spend the winter in China with her husband.
6	Marguerite Wilker	Teaching in Mason City; visited her sister Minnie on campus.
6	Herbert Bley	Visited his parents in Cedar Falls.
6	Daisy Wallace	Teaching in the home economics department in Primghar, Iowa.
6	Harriet Ranney	Teaching eighth grade and high school in Elkader, Iowa.
6	Sarah Carpenter	Principal in Mount Union, Iowa, schools.
6	Edna Stone	Teaching history in Oakland, California.
6	Coyla Bruce	Teaching home economics at Salix High School.
6	Bid Roach	Visited friends in Cedar Falls.
7	Miss Sara F. Riggs	Taking care of her sister, who is recovering from typhoid fever.
7	President Seerley	Attended a board meeting in Des Moines.
7	Miss Johnson	Visited her daughter Jennie.
7	Miss Ethel Elhissney	Visited her home in Morning Sun.
7	Lora Cole	Spent a few days at her home in Beaman.
7	Faith Kiddoo	Returned home to visit her sick mother.
7	Helen Donnelly	Spent a few days in Independence.
7	The Eulalians	Initiation held at Sans Souci.
7	Miss Myra Call	Visited Webster City.
7	Prof. Berkstresser	Scheduled to officiate the Fort Dodge-Waterloo game.
7	Miss Carrie B. Parker	Working in real estate in Riverbank, California.
7	The Homerian and Irving societies	New hall dedication scheduled.
7	Ida Davis	Visited her home in Fairbank.
7	Aletta Brunsvold	Spent the summer in Norway.
7	Prof. Seymour	Plans to referee a game at Grinnell against Carleton.
7	Juniors not dead yet; are first to appear with class monograms	Junior class elects officers and conducts other organizational business.
8	Philos and Alphas hold joint initiation; Woodman Hall is scene of revelry as well as festivity	Recap of events at social gathering.
8	"Sophs" have a word to say; hold mix in a style befitting their dignity	Laurence Palmer, class sponsor, gave address at social gathering.
8	Shakespearean Society	Program from October 23rd meeting.
8	The after glow	Review of football game from fan's point of view.
18	President Seerley	Called to Des Moines.