College Eye — November 5, 1914

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1	Teachers meet Iowa Wesleyan Friday; second and last game to be played on the home field; Wesleyan reported strong; game call at 2:30
1	Freshmen hold weekly mix; Cedar Heights is the center of attraction Tuesday night	Freshmen class held social gathering.
1	Senior physical training in Des Moines program; seniors and juniors in physical training department will give symbolic play, "Pandora's Box"	Physical training students will perform play at meeting of the Iowa State Teachers Association.
1	Informal meeting of Schillerverein; program, initiation, use of "cup and spoon", and German games	German Club held first meeting of the year.
1	Prof. Clark will appear Nov. 23; head of public speaking department of Chicago University will read Thackeray's "Vanity Fair"	Professor Clark will speak on campus.
1	Former Teachers debaters make good showing; Homer Veatch and John McDonald place in Chicago preliminary	Two I. S. T. C. alumni made the top twelve in debate.
1	Teachers lose Fayette game; fail to score on strong U. I. U. lineup; hard fought game throughout; score twelve to nothing	I. S. T. C. defeated by Upper Iowa University.
1	Untitled	Robert Fearing refereed Iowa Falls-Hampton football game.
1	November tennis tournament to be started; cup will be presented to the winner of singles in the final round; October tournament must close this week	Silver Davis cup trophy will be awarded to winner of tennis tournament.
2	Whitacre Hall celebrates; Halloween is ushered in mid jollity and revelry	Halloween party was enjoyed.
2	Good number on cross country races; five mile course is covered twice a week; several students show up strong	Approximately fifteen men are participating in track and field practices.
2	A. B.'s pull off first real tirade; the Fell residence fairly radiates senior stunts, senior knowledge and senior magic	Seniors held Halloween party.
3	Miss Hazel Strayer and Inez Brown give recital; former I. S. T. C. students delight Independence audience	Article from Independence Record praises musical performance by I. S. T. C. faculty.
3	Untitled	Women students born in August, September, and October enjoyed birthday party.
3	Rapid growth of extension work; more than one-half of counties in the state are reached; fifty study centers	Approximately 1500 students are enrolled in extension courses.
3	Official Notes	Notes recent important meetings on campus; faculty on new committees are listed.
4	Editorial effervescences	Briefly comments on a number of subjects.
4	A soliloquy before the game	Creative work describing the experiences of a football player.
5	Alpha program	Program from last meeting of the Alpha Literary Society.
5	The status quo of the freshmen	States campus rules for freshmen to follow.
5	Y. W. C. A.	Review of events at last week's meetings.
5	Homerian Society	Program from last meeting.
6	Martha Benbow	Benbow to teach in Eldora, Iowa.
6	Blanche Martin	Teaching in West Union; spent Thanksgiving in Cedar Falls.
6	Miss Sara M. Riggs	Granted leave of absence.
6	Casper Schenk	Casper Schenk is appointed to the legal committee of the American Legion.
6	Aubrey Grubb	Was a guest at the senior class dinner.
6	Miriam Bender	Visited Cedar Falls for the weekend.
6	Cedar Falls High	Defeated Ackley, 30-0.
6	Aubrey Grubb	Called home due to the death of her mother.
6	Two Kirksville Normal teachers	Miss Savage and Miss Patterson visited classes on campus.
6	Prof. J. B. Knoepfler	Visited Blairsburg.
6	The county examinations	Ninety-three people took the examinations.
6	Miss Vivien
6	Mrs. Walker	Visited Ames and Des Moines studying dormitories and cafeterias.
6	Elva Bailey	Visited friends on campus.
6	Eleanor Bemis	Eleanor Bemis visited her home in Bondurant.
6	Mr. John L. Conrad	Visited Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Fullerton.
6	A picture of Miss Mary Ann Kaufman	Featured in the "Music New."
6	Miss Mary Townsend	Living in Des Moines and teaching Y. W. C. A. classes.
6	The Neos had a party	A party was held in the old gymnasium.
6	Dena Gillin	Visited campus for a week.
6	Cleo Williams	Attended her brother's wedding in Cedar Rapids.
6	Miss Sara M. Riggs	Visited relatives in Nashua and Waverly.
6	Faith Downs	Returned to classes.
6	The Y. W. C. A. cabinet	Entertained the advisory board.
6	Miss Yonda	Called home due to her grandmother's death.
6	After a long illness	Avis Williams died in California at the home of Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Cilley.
6	Mrs. (Mary Wilson) Fitzgerald	Visited campus.
6	A letter of invitation	Invitations were sent to all alumni to attend a banquet and reunion.
6	Grover Hammersly	Visited Cedar Falls.
6	According to reports	Ben Robinson is working in the manual training department in Guttenberg, Iowa.
6	Helena Messerschmidt	Studying in the American School of Osteopathy in Kirksville, Missouri.
6	Wanda Crisman	Plans to begin teaching at Dewitt High School.
6	Miriam Bender	Visited friends in Cedar Falls; teaching in Albert Lea, Minnesota.
6	Mrs. (Mary Crew) Boedcher	Mary Boedcher is the county supervisor in Kittitas County, Ellensburg, Washington.
6	Martha Benbow	Attended her sister Margaret's wedding.
6	Mrs. John J. Williams	Visited friends in Cedar Falls and attended the Eastern Star Convention in Waterloo.
6	Casper Schenk	Candidate for United States senate; spoke at a rally in Waterloo.
6	Blanche Martin	Teaching in West Union; visited Cedar Falls.
7	Erwin Sage	Refereed a basketball game.
7	Paul Farlow	Paul Farlow married Catherine Lewis November 8, 1919.
7	Prof. R. Coffey	Entertained his Sunday School class at a get-together by the river.
7	The Glenn boys	Visited friends in Parkersburg.
7	Roy Abbott	Spent the weekend at Deep River.
7	Harry Anderson	Attended his sister's wedding in Lyle, Minnesota.
7	Prof. W. W. Gist	The Reverend Nathan Gist was appointed to a pastorate in Webster, Massachusetts.
7	Miss Ida Bartholf	Teaching in Iowa Falls; visited Cedar Falls.
7	Kathleen Case	Visited by her mother and her friend, Mrs. Roberts.
7	Margaret and Nell Barnes	Spent a day in Cherokee at their home.
7	Mrs. Henderson	Visited, along with her daughter Esther, Ruth Henderson
7	On Saturday evening	The junior kindergarten women entertained the seniors.
7	Miss Mary Simpson	Mary Simpson visited Mrs. E. Lalan.
7	Erwin Sage	Refereed the Waverly versus Osage game.
7	Miss Irena Simpson	Father visited.
7	Charles Perrott	Visited friends and family in Guttenberg.
7	Paul Farlow	Drove to Fayette.
7	The Iowa Club	Third program of the year consisted of talk by Professor Rice and a debate presented by students.
8	Untitled	The Training School; photo.
8	Men preparing for Highland debate; bench of judges in place of the modern jury is the question	Six men will represent I. S. T. C. at Highland Park debate on December 20.
8	Shakespearians program	Will consider factory work.
8	Irving Society, Nov. 6, 1914	Program.
8	Zeta program, Nov. 8th, 1914
8	Training School loses to Oelwein; are defeated in a hard fought game Saturday by the narrow margin of 10 to 12	Teachers College High School was defeated at Oelwein.
8	Harry Shedd is given surprise; about thirty friends gather at Shedd residence Saturday night	Guests dressed in Halloween costumes at Harry Shedd's surprise birthday party.
8	Tostlebe timnambulations	Halloween party was held at the home of Carl Tostlebe.
211	Y. W. C. A.	Call for "Big Sisters" for freshmen women.