College Eye — November 12, 1914

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Teachers 13 Iowa Wesleyan 0; Teachers pile up score of thirteen points, thus winning last conference game of the season	I. S. T. C. takes its first win of the season.
1	W. C. T. U. speak at Sunday gathering; local association speaks before student body in recognition of world's temperance Sunday	The Reverend Vannoy spoke at W. C. T. U. meeting.
1	After Pepperfest is held Friday night; students celebrate football victory by big bonfire, speeches and line plunges on the "movies"	Pep rally was held at the corner of 22nd and College Streets; head downtown for raid on theaters.
1	A. B.'s hard time party; new house cross lots, of Lotts is scene of lots revelry	Senior class held social gathering.
1	Drake game Saturday; Teachers will play windup game with Drake University at Des Moines; Missouri defeated Drake by a score of 32 to 6	Final game of the season will be played.
1	Irvings hold initiation banquet; ghostly reception is given to new members in the college gymnasium Saturday evening	Irving Literary Society initiated new members.
1	Ex-presidents organize	Ex-presidents of the Iowa State Teachers Association have formed an organization.
2	Untitled	"Dad" Elliot of the Y. M. C. A. will visit campus December 17-20; photo.
2	Talking thru the ether; wireless apparatus of the physical science department is perfected	Students sent and received wireless messages under the direction of Professor Perrine.
3	Official Notes	Announces November 1914 graduates and the faculty attendees of the Iowa State Teachers Association meeting.
3	1st aid to the injured	Two hour class on first aid technique will be offered.
4	Y. W. C. A. notes	Review of events at recent meetings.
4	Untitled	Criticizes other schools that do not welcome visiting athletic teams; comments on other football related items.
5	Paul Farlow wins singles in Oct. tournament; takes three straight sets in the finals from Meyer by a score of 6-1; 6-4; 6-2	Review of October singles tennis competition; November participants are listed.
5	Conference championship undecided; lies between colleges of Ellsworth and Parsons; both have made clean sweep	Ellsworth and Parsons Colleges will compete for the conference championship title.
6	Ben Robinson	Ben W. Robinson will continue studies at the University of Iowa for the Doctor of Philosophy degree.
6	Blanche Fuller	Blanche Fuller is married to Clarence Cooper.
6	Hawley Whitacre	Hawley Whitacre's composition will be featured in upcoming band concert.
6	Ruby Reese	Confined to the hospital.
6	Miss Sophia Thoene	Visited in Cedar Falls to hear the Helen Keller lecture.
6	Lois Fisher	Lois Fisher was visited by her sister and mother.
6	Myrtle Usher	Spent time at her home in Nashua.
6	Miss Ward	Spoke at the Missouri Teachers' Convention
6	Hawley Whitacre	Visited his home on College Hill.
6	Miss Neva Mackin	Visited campus with her sister Amber.
6	The Cedar Falls Tigers	Defeated by Cedar Rapids, 12-0.
6	The new auto livery	College students are using the auto livery.
6	Mr. Carl Elimke	Carl Elimke visited Cedar Falls.
6	Mamie Christensen	Visited her home in Albert Lea, Minnesota.
6	Jap Wilbur	Substituted for Aubrey Grubb while he attended his mother's funeral.
6	The November class	Picnic held at Golf Links.
6	Misses Ruth Porter and Zida Frost	Visited Ruth's home in Cedar Rapids.
6	Miss Sophia Thoene	Visited her home in Sumner.
6	Ruby Reese	Absent from classes for a few days due to an illness.
6	M. R. Hassel	Working as superintendent in Correctionville.
6	Helen Tone	Elected to teach primary grades in Sergeant Bluffs.
6	Ben Robinson	Visited Cedar Falls; teaching manual training in Guttenberg.
6	Peter J. Hanson	Visited College Hill; superintendent in Alden.
6	Brian Condit	Attended his grandfather's funeral in Cedar Falls; teaching science in Spring Valley, Minnesota.
6	Arthur Kramer	Visited College Hill.
6	Among the faculty in attendance	Roster of the faculty present at the Des Moines Teachers Meeting.
6	Two or three hundred alumni	Alumni attended a banquet in the Y. M. C. A. building in Des Moines.
6	A. V. Graeber	Replaced Mr. Eells at Rolfe.
6	Kathryn Reynolds	Serving as deputy supervisor in Spencer.
6	The primary banquet	Banquet held in Des Moines.
6	Lottie Brooker	Appointed to teach Domestic Science in Ottosen.
6	R. C. McConnell	Farming with his wife in Riceville.
6	Annie (Champion) Fonda	Visited friends on campus.
6	Blanche Fuller	Teaching in McGregor; visited campus. Lillian Kramer visited Hazel Butterfield in Prairie du Chien.
6	"Frosty" Baker	Visited Cedar Falls on his way to Des Moines.
6	Ida Bartholf	Teaching in Iowa Falls; visited Cedar Falls.
6	Linnie Downs Savage	Teaching sewing in the Des Moines schools.
6	Early in the fall	Ellen A. Kirkpatrick married Owen Barnhill.
7	Miss Emma Lambert	Hosted a social time for the November class.
7	Frank Jewell and George Hansen	Considering attending the Chicago-Minnesota game on November 21.
7	Eunice Spartman's father	Visited campus.
7	Mary Bailey	Left school due to appendicitis.
7	Caroline Lang	Visited Ethel Wand in Brandon.
7	Ruth McCormick, Muriel Swanson, and Helen Spellman	Suffered from ptomaine poisoning.
7	Gale Gardiner	Visited her sister in Kelsey.
7	Margaret Dick	Attended the State Teachers Meeting in Des Moines with her family.
7	Miss Meta Fredericksen	Visited her sister Mary on campus.
7	The Cottage Reading Circle	Met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Gist.
7	We are very sorry to hear	Eleanor Jones was not able to finish the fall term because of eye trouble.
7	Elizabeth Wilbur	Returned home due to ill health.
7	First annual cross country run; will be staged Monday, Nov. 23; three medals to be awarded	Football and cross country athletes will be participants in contest.
8	N. C. A. notes	Father Wieneke spoke on "The Meaning of Religious Service"; social gathering was held at home of Mrs. L. Berry.
8	Caps and gowns are donned; seniors appear in chapel Friday morning in full regalia	Gives brief history of the wearing of caps and gowns at graduation ceremonies.
8	Older boys conference; will be held in this city Dec. 4-5-6	Seventh Annual Older Boys' Conference will be held on campus; for promising young men; photo.