College Eye — December 3, 1914

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1	Second lecture course number is presented; delightful comedy, "The Romancer," given by Frank Lea Short Company is well attended	Review of campus performance by Frank Lea Short Company.
1	Romeo Short is elected football captain for 1915	Has been injured this season.
1	Seven hundred boys in Cedar Falls Friday; delegations from every part of the state will attend boys' conference; good lineup of speakers	Approximately seven hundred boys are expected to attend the Older Boys' Conference; program for the conference.
1	Intersociety basketball schedule arranged; will be played off before Christmas vacation; final contest occurs Dec. 21	Aristotelian, Orio, and Philomathean Literary Societies will compete in basketball tournament.
1	Aristos banquet sister Shakespeareans; twenty-sixth annual feast is held in college gymnasium; Methodist ladies serve tempting viands	Review of events at social gathering, with program.
1	Basketball practice commences; four men from last year's squad report for work; good lineup of new material; game scheduled with Beloit College	Discusses possible season match-ups and a review of players; roster of participants.
1	Junior college seniors have social fusing; select "Old Ladies Gymnasium" as most appropriate place for Hard Time party	Social gathering held; class officers elected.
2	The Iowa Club	President Seerley addressed the Iowa Club on the subject of efficiency.
2	Drake 14--Teachers 3; windup game results in the best showing the Teachers made during the past season; much of fighting in Drake's territory	I. S. T. C. defeated by the Bulldogs in final game of the football season.
2	Second team loses Thanksgiving game; Osage Warriors pile up a score of 31 points; second string men lack consistent practice	Second string team defeated by Osage High School, 31-0.
2	Philos win triangular debate; pile up a maximum of six points; Orios receive two points; Aristos one; careful study of the question evident	Debate was held on whether or not the government should own and operate all railroads.
3	Official Notes	Makes important education related announcements, including items from off campus; news of the recent ISTA convention and election.
4	The yell master's daydream	Praises those who supported the football team; encourages all students to show their school spirit during basketball season.
4	N. C. A. hold reception	Reception was held for Father Weineke at the home of Mrs. F. B. White.
4	The drift of the conversation	Humorous statement made by Miss Stout during German class.
5	"Dad" Elliot is coming; noted Y. M. C. A. worker will visit college Dec. 17-20; what other colleges say of "Dad" Elliot	Iowa college newspaper excerpts reviewing addresses given by A. J. Elliot, who will speak on the I. S. T. C. campus.
5	Facts concerning A. J. Elliot	Background information about international Y. M. C. A. secretary, "Dad" Elliot, who will speak on campus.
5	Student Volunteer Band is active; several addresses have been delivered by those interested in the work	Fifteen members make up campus Student Volunteer Band.
6	Cross country run is held; twenty-one contestants complete new six mile course; start south of Training School; time 38 minutes, 13 1/2 seconds	Fall track season ended with cross country run held on November 23.
6	Former I. S. T. C. student wins prize	John McDonald took first place at University of Chicago's inter-university preliminary debate.
6	A word for the scrubs; their work during the past season should be highly appreciated; are the practice material for the varsity	Portrays the work of a second string football player.
6	A word from our student volunteers; Miss Miller and Miss Burmeister are commissioned at executive conference	At General Executive conference of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the M. E. Church in New York, alumnae Anna Miller and Elsie Burmeister were commissioned.
6	Untitled	A. J. Elliot, international Y. M. C. A. secretary; photo.
7	Y. W. C. A. notes	Review of events at recent meetings; invites new students to attend meetings.
7	Y. W. C. A.	National Week of Prayer observed.
7	N. C. A. notes	New officers announced for Newman group.
7	A review of athletics	Review of football competition this season.
8	George Wallace	Teaching in Sac City; visited his parents.
8	Anna Funk	Celebrating Thanksgiving in Knoxville.
8	Elizabeth McDonald	Returned to position of principal in Clarksville.
8	Brian C. Condit	Visited Cedar Falls.
8	Ruth Jeffers	Visited friends in Cedar Falls.
8	Harriet Watson	Spending year at home.
8	Pearl McCaffree	Visited home near Waterloo.
8	Arthur Fortsch	Principal at Center Point.
8	Miss Young	Entertained Home Economics Department.
8	Zona Gail	Spoke in Des Moines.
8	Several familiar faces	Alumni visited chapel.
8	Mildred Packer	Drawing supervisor at Ames High School.
8	Elsie Fabrick	Visited Cedar Falls.
8	Brian C. Condit	Visited Cedar Falls.
8	Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Rice	Have a new son, John Sylvester.
8	Olive Warren	Teaching at Benedict College in South Carolina.
8	Louise Smith and Ella Van Dellen	Visited Cedar Falls.
8	Dick and Lee Shillinglaw	Spent Thanksgiving at home.
8	Mr. and Mrs. Wright	Have twin sons.
8	Allie Faber	Was at home Sunday.
8	Miss Myra Call	Entertained guests with tea and a speaker.
8	Mrs. H. H. Seerley	Entertained friends last week.
8	Florence Nottger	Visited campus.
8	Jennie Parson, Faye and Ruth Bristley	Have been staying with Bernice Ravelin.
8	Miss Emma F. Lambert	Is visiting Rose Ferguson.
8	Audrey Adams Clemmons, Amy Moore, Miss Billings	Are teaching in Storm Lake.
8	Sarah Baekken	Teaching in Alta.
8	Karl Nolte	Returned home due to sickness.
8	Miss Young	Has been teaching in Sibley, Iowa, part of this week.
8	Prof. D. Sands Wright	Spoke at First Congregational Church.
8	Prof. C. A. Fullerton	Took family to Rockford for Thanksgiving.
8	Duane Corning	Has been hired to work in Central Hall.
8	Blanche Martin	Teaching in West Union; spent Thanksgiving in Cedar Falls.
8	Friends of Delpha Davis	Teaching in Serbia; requested postcards.
8	Anna Miller	Plans to go to India as missionary hindered by war; will enter a Bible institute in Chicago.
8	Zoe Harmon	Teaching English in Humboldt; spent Thanksgiving with her parents in Cedar Falls.
8	Carrie Jones	Teaching in Des Moines.
8	Eleanor Mitchell and Helen Bowen	Visited friends in Cedar Falls.
8	George Wallace	Teaching in Sac City; visited his parents.
8	Gladys Young	Studying music in Chicago.
8	Anna Funk	Celebrating Thanksgiving in Knoxville.
8	Irene Murray	Head of the Home Economics Department in Dubuque.
8	Hazel Strayer	Performed in Waterloo at a recital.
8	Lulu McLaughlin	Visited Joy Harmon in Cedar Falls.
8	Blanche Larson	Spent a few days at her home in Cedar Falls.
8	Mrs. Margaret Butler	Margaret Butler visited her daughter in Sisseton, South Dakota.
8	Flossie La Tier	Celebrated Thanksgiving in Waterloo; visited Cedar Falls.
8	Helen Wylie	Teaching in Center Point.
8	Arthur C. Kramer	Visited Cedar Falls; teaching in Waverly.
8	Ruth Jeffers	Visited friends in Cedar Falls.
8	Elizabeth McDonald	Returned to position of principal in Clarksville.
9	Margaret Condit	Will assist at recital.
9	Messrs. Haight, Thompson, Pratt, Perrott, and Justesen	Attended the Gospel Team conference.
9	Miss Alice Heinz	Went home for Thanksgiving and a wedding.
9	Miss Bertha Goff	Resigned from faculty; resignation effective at Christmas.
9	Miss Young	Entertained Home Economics Department.
9	Miss Ward	Entertained with tea and stories.
9	J. W. Thompson	Broke his arm.
9	Miss Helen Wylie	Will be teaching in Center Point.
9	Gladys Hamilton	Is working again.
9	Aristo-Shakes	Hosted a party last week.
9	Miss Allen	Left school.
9	The McDonald boys	Entertained for Thanksgiving at Russell-Lamson Hotel.
9	An elaborate breakfast	Football players had fine meal prepared by Margaret Oliver and Lillian Lambert.
9	Margaret Condit	Will assist at recital.
9	Miss Taggart	Entertained brother.
9	Helen Hinkson	Spent Thanksgiving with Elda Platt.
9	Coach Berkstresser	Entertained football players with an oyster dinner.
9	Jane Bigelow	Entertained for Thanksgiving.
9	Verna Taylor	Married Mr. Biebeshiemer on Thanksgiving.
9	Jean Jongewaard	Entertained her sister.
9	Hawley Whitacre	Has quit job to return to ISTC.
9	Prof. Arey and the Misses Arey	Entertained on Thanksgiving.
9	Prof. Lynch	Attended conference for English teachers.
9	Vice President and Mrs. Marshall	Visited Commercial Club and Cedar Falls Woman's Club.
9	Community center meeting is successful; Teachers College faculty and patrons of school units in starting things right at new Eddy School	Meeting was held at Eddy School No. 6, one of I. S. T. C.'s ten model schools; will serve as model rural school.
9	Neotrophian program for December 4th	Topics include "The Frozen North" and "The Sunny South."
10	Prof. Perrine wins golf tournament; eliminates attorney Martin in final round by long putt on last green; runners-up make good showing	J. O. Perrine defeated LeClaire Martin by one stroke; results of other matches.
10	Prof. Cable	Axel Justesen made humorous comment on earthquake behavior.
10	Contracts are let for "Old Gold"; Castle-Pierce Company have secured printing; while engraving will be done by Waterloo firm	Bids have been accepted for the printing and engraving of this year's Old Gold yearbooks.
10	Training School swamps Independence High; last game of the season results in a victory for T. H. S. by a score of 42 to 0
10	Prof. Berkstresser entertains football men	All football participants were invited to social gathering at Coach Berkstresser's home.
10	November tournament is complete; Farlow wins finals, defeating Kern by a narrow margin; handsome cup is presented to winner	Professor Seymour presented first place trophy to Paul Farlow at the close of the November tennis tournament.