College Eye — December 10, 1914

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Untitled	Quote from "Dad" Elliott concerning where professionals should locate themselves.
1	Prof. Barnes knew Dad Elliott at Northwestern; speaks of his influence among the students and how he earned the name "Dad"	A. J. Elliott earned the nickname "Dad" because of his bald head and stooped posture.
1	Midwinter play is chosen; dramatization of Jenhs and Moore's comedy, "Stop Thief," will be presented by the students of the elocution department	Bertha Martin will direct upcoming dramatic production.
1	Women's athletic emblems appear; are granted by the athletic department for excellence in work; equivalent of six ones is required	Physical training students have opportunity to earn the new letters.
1	Dual debate occurs Monday night; second annual clash between Teachers College and Highland Park; teams are well prepared	Students will debate the present jury system in American courts.
1	"Dad" Elliott is coming; noted athlete and Y. M. C. A. worker will give a series of addresses at the college Dec. 17-20	International Y. M. C. A. secretary will give speech; photo.
1	What some of the students say of "Dad" Elliott	Students who have heard A. J. Elliott speak offer their comments on him.
1	Prof. Gist visits in South	Professor W. W. Gist traveled to Franklin, Tennessee, to experience the fiftieth anniversary memorial ceremony of Civil War battle.
2	Indoor athletic contest; will be conducted on Saturday afternoons of the winter term; purpose is to test all around ability	Track and field events will be held in the Gymnasium.
2	Night school is popular; attendance is rapidly increasing	Cedar Falls Women's Club has expanded the number of night courses offered.
3	Gymnastic team begins work; four members of previous team report for work; ten new men are trying out; the final contest occurs in March	Team will perform during halftime of the basketball games in order to practice for their final competition.
3	Miss Martin	Laura Falkler Bertha Martin held party; W. W. Gist returns from travels.
3	Miss Kiddoo resigns Y. W. C. A. presidency; will become pastor's college assistant for the local Presbyterian church	Ida Gaarder will take Faith Kiddoo's place as president of the Y. W. C. A.
3	Minnesingers do good work; have an excellent array of talent; tenor section is strong	After last year's lull in available tenors, the Minnesingers are slowly regaining their strength; performed at the Boy's convention recently held on campus.
3	Official Notes	Notes important education-related events, from both on and off campus.
4	Editorial	Claims that support for debate team should be as strong as that for athletic teams.
5	Elliott was one of the greatest football men	Summary of A. J. Elliott's football career.
5	Y. W. C. A. notes	Brief review of recent events and upcoming speakers.
5	George Webber	State Y. M. C. A. secretary, George Webber, will be on campus for A. J. Elliott's address; photo.
5	Alpha program December 18	Program of performers and their work.
5	Delphian Society; winter program, December 4	Program of performers and their work.
5	Boys Conference is great success; over seven hundred attend meetings	Largest enrollment was achieved at the Boys Conference held on campus.
6	Clara L. Hancock	Is teaching in Charles City.
6	Supt. A. W. Moore	Is working in West Union.
6	Karl J. Knoepfler	Is on editorial staff of the Iowa Law Bulletin.
6	Irene Coulson	Is teaching in Humboldt.
6	Mae Bates	Was a judge at declamatory contest in Dumont.
6	Helen Wilson and Lucile M. Jensen	Are attending school in Ames.
6	Faye Thomas	Is assistant principal in Rock Falls.
6	Mae Bates	Was a judge at declamatory contest in Dumont.
6	Ruth Henderson	Will be working in West Side, Iowa.
6	Karl J. Knoepfler	Is on editorial staff of the Iowa Law Bulletin.
6	Supt. G. C. Hamersly	Visited Cedar Falls.
6	Len Toomey	Is working at Sigourney.
6	Supt. H. T. Potts	Is working in Manchester.
6	Kate L. Hull	Is teaching in Mt. Pleasant and taking classes at Wesleyan College.
6	Lola Gregg	Will be teaching in Guttenberg.
6	Alice B. James	Is in Little Rock.
6	Supt. John E. Partington	Is working in Swea City.
6	Mary M. Marschall	Is teaching in Mt. Ayr.
6	Reuben M. Estes	Died after an operation.
6	The local papers at Colfax	S. A. Potts is superintendent at Colfax.
6	Carl Fry	Visited the Hill.
6	Supt. A. W. Moore	Is working in West Union.
6	Hilda Bakken	Attended Teachers Association meeting.
6	Eleanor Giedeman	Will be teaching in Spencer.
6	Ada Harvey	Is teaching in Coin, Iowa.
6	The full equipment of tools	New equipment for manual training in Correctionville.
6	Thomas B. Homan	Is superintendent at Griswold.
6	Irene Coulson	Is teaching in Humboldt.
6	Clara L. Hancock	Is teaching in Charles City.
6	Supt. Walter I. Griffith	Reports good enrollment in Waverly.
6	Mildred Meredith	Is teaching in Oskaloosa.
6	Supt. S. Gates	Reports high enrollment at Lehigh.
6	The Tuesday Club	Met with Professor and Mrs. D. S. Wright.
6	Master Irving Hart	Is now four years old.
6	Prof. Ira S. Condit	Went to Fairbank.
6	A number of I. S. T. C. students	Took part in play, 'The Black Hawk County Fair'.
6	Emma Green	Is doing well in Washington, Iowa.
7	Walter M. Parsons	Attended conference.
7	Miss Florence E. Ward, Prof. C. P. Colegrove, and Prof. Eells	Conducted institute work in Sac City and Storm Lake.
7	Miss Elizabeth Hughes and Prof. Davis	Conducted tests in Waterloo.
7	Prof. G. W. Walters	Went to Tipton.
7	Miss Hatcher	Is working in Bowling Green, Kentucky.
7	Several members of the faculty	Saw a motion picture show.
7	Clarke and Roger Wilson	Enjoyed a hunting trip with friends.
7	Harold and Davis Palmer	Visited their sister Gladys.
7	The sophomores	Held a party.
7	Sophomores segregate; college Gymnasium is scene of Hard Time party	Social gathering was held.
8	Aristos win first game; defeat Orios in first intersociety clash by a score of 13 to 12	Orios will play Philos.
8	Guy V. Aldrich	Guy V. Aldrich will be on campus to hear A. J. "Dad" Elliott speak; photo.