College Eye — December 17, 1914

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	General program of meetings	Schedule of A. J. "Dad" Elliott's addresses on campus December 17-20.
1	Basketball; two weeks' practice shows good lineup of material. Basketball schedule partially completed	Season schedule is announced.
1	Teachers win dual debate; annual Highland-Teachers dual debate results in a victory for the Teachers by a score of 4 to 0	Judges stood in favor of I. S. T. C., 4-2; photo.
2	Work continues on midwinter play; Farce, "Stop Thief," will be presented in the latter part of January	Cast announced.
2	Gospel team will work at Edgewood; will conduct a series of meetings during the holiday recess; seven members on team	Y. M. C. A. will send a gospel team to Edgewood, Iowa, for the holidays.
2	Gymnasium is opened to business men; first class met in college Gymnasium Wednesday evening	Once a week, local businessmen will be invited to Gymnasium for recreational activities.
2	Juniors are entertained; senior primary and kindergartners do homage to Class of 1916	Social gathering was held.
2	Schillerverein program, Dec. 17	Program announced for upcoming German Club meeting.
3	Gymnasium is opened Saturday afternoons	Many students are taking advantage of Gymnasium's new Saturday hours for basketball and gymnastics.
3	Prof. Fullerton residence damaged by fire	Damage from fire in basement estimated between $400 and $600.
3	Plans for new building; work on new manual arts building will commence soon	New Vocational Building has been planned; Proudfoot, Bird and Rawson will design it; will be located on southwest corner of quadrangle.
3	Official Notes	Important outside events in field of education are noted.
4	The basketball game	Juniors win Training School basketball contest against sophomores.
4	The basketball game	Juniors win Training School basketball contest against sophomores.
4	Editorial	Encourages participation in preliminary debate; comments on library staff, jokes in chapel, and intersociety basketball.
4	Y. W. C. A.	Review of recent events within the organization; Fanny Morris and Maud Kelsey spoke.
4	Father Wieneke addresses N. C. A.	The Reverend Wieneke of St. Patrick's Church spoke to the Newman Catholic Association.
4	Practice teachers will hold weekly meetings	Practice teachers at Training School meet once a week to receive instruction.
5	Triangular preliminary Monday night; men will be chosen for winter debate with Coe and Morningside Colleges	Twelve men will participate in preliminary.
5	Philo program, Jan. 16, 1914; The heroic in history	Program of speakers and their work.
5	Irving Society program, Friday Dec. 18, 1914; "Christmas and New Year Program"	Program of speakers and their work.
5	New books at the library	Several new books are available.
5	Declamatory contest at C. F. High School	Roster of contestants in oratorical contest.
6	Harry P. Trumbo	Is superintendent in Eldon.
6	Marie Edwards	Entertained for Hildred Chamberlain, who is getting married.
6	Rev. Earl Roadman	Attended Y. M. C. A. service.
6	Prof. W. H. Bender	Spoke at a meeting of the Minnesota Educational Association.
6	Mayme Wise	Is teaching in Humboldt.
6	Harry P. Trumbo	Is superintendent in Eldon.
6	Mildred Druet	Is teaching in Walker.
6	Marie Edwards	Entertained for Hildred Chamberlain, who is getting married.
6	Hazel Shillinglaw	Will go home for Christmas.
6	Emily M. Porter	Is teaching in Waterloo.
6	Sadie Marion Becker	Is teaching in Keokuk.
6	Supt. L. H. Minkel	Was on campus to recruit teachers.
6	Louise Powers and Ethel Keith	Are teaching in Ida Grove.
6	Hazel Chambers	Is teaching in Carroll.
6	Ruth Lusted	Is teaching in Reinbeck; attended teachers institute.
6	Barbara C. Mertens	Is teaching in Bagley.
6	Florence Imlay	Is a supervisor in Ottumwa.
6	Word has been received	Lulu McLaughlin married Dr. F. W. Heiny.
6	Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bender	Visited family in Minnesota for Thanksgiving.
6	Dorothy Stoll	Is teaching in Rembrandt.
6	Florence Merriam	Is teaching in Ida Grove and plans to vacation in Ames.
6	Prof. Seerley	Was in Des Moines.
6	Prof. C. P. Colegrove	Is giving lectures in Pennsylvania and will spend Christmas with his son in Ohio.
6	F. L. McCreary	Took concert band to Parkersburg.
6	Harm Kruger	Is recovering from illness.
6	Miss Florence Freer	Entertained friends.
6	Several members of the I. S. T. C. faculty	Took part in Woman's Club program.
6	Prof. Cable	Went to Fairfield for study center work.
6	Miss Ina Deal	Visited her brother.
6	Marie Simpson	Went to Davenport.
6	Miss Ward	Was in Mount Pleasant.
6	Len Toomey	Is staging a play in Sigourney.
7	Miss Alma Cutler	Attended violin concert in Ames.
7	Prof. C. H. Meyerholz	Did institute work.
7	The Tuesday Club	Held meeting at home of Professor Wright.
7	Marian Ham, Jane Eccles and Miriam Chase	Entertained Kindergarteners.
7	Mrs. Colegrove	Entertained Sunday School class.
7	Dorothy Martin	Entertained friends at her home.
7	Miss Etta Suplee	Is living in California; her mother died recently.
7	Prof. S. A. Lynch	Gave a speech in Waterloo.
7	Gladys Hamilton	Is working again.
7	Mrs. Walker	Read at Woman's Club.
7	Two showers have been given	Henry Peterson is getting married.
8	Guy V. Aldrich	Guy V. Aldrich will be on campus to hear A. J. "Dad" Elliott speak; photo.
8	Band gives concert; Cedar Falls Band presents splendid program at the college Tuesday evening	Review of the on-campus performance of the Cedar Falls Band.
8	Debaters break training	Professor Samuel Lynch hosted debate team for dinner.
8	Orios win second game; defeat Philos Wednesday evening by a score of 47 to 14; final game occurs Monday	Literary societies continue to compete for intersociety basketball title.