College Eye — January 7, 1915

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Training School presents "Children's Messiah"	All Training School students participated in dramatic production.
1	Aristos win basketball championship; win intersociety trophy from the Philos by a narrow margin; score 23 to 18; fast game throughout	Aristotelian Literary Society wins championship banner in the eighth year of its existence.
1	Philos win Sage trophy; place six men on intercollegiate debate; Aristos four, Orios 2; Orios hold trophy at present	Painting donated by Dr. Sage of Waterloo will hang in the Philomathean Hall.
1	Prof. Cable	Professor and Mrs. Cable have returned from Albion, Iowa.
1	Gospel team meets with splendid success; series of meetings at Edgewood, IA; attract capacity house	Y. M. C. A. Gospel Team spent eight days in Edgewood, working with the citizens there; photo.
1	Teachers lose Grinnell game; Grinnellians close their tour by winning from the Teachers by a score of 46 to 11; next game Friday	I. S. T. C. will play University of Iowa.
2	Debating team is chosen; men are selected who will present the Teachers in the Coe-Morningside-I. S. T. C. triangular	Field narrowed to six men who will compete in intercollegiate debate in March.
2	Y. W. C. A. conference at Lake Forest; Y. W. C. A. basis of membership is discussed; interesting program of speakers	I. S. T. C. sent two delegates to conference in Illinois on January 1, 2, and 3.
3	Official Notes	State Board of Examiners report on certification and accreditation printed in full.
4	Third number of lecture course; recital by well-known contralto, Christine Miller, in college auditorium Thursday, Jan. 14	Newspapers articles included that praise the performances of Christine Miller, who will perform on campus; photo.
5	Dad Elliott closes series of meetings; most successful campaign in history of school; nearly forty men take pledge; influence of visit is far-reaching	Review of events during A. J. "Dad" Elliott's visit to campus.
5	We wonder if on the first of January that--	Makes predictions about what people's New Year's resolutions will be.
6	Lily Robinson	Is substituting for Miss Parker in Cedar Falls.
6	Mary Walters	Lives in Sibley and visited her parents in Cedar Falls.
6	Florence Philpot	Received praise in a publication for her singing.
6	Gilbert Gunnerson	Visited the campus.
6	Harold Frisby	Is living in Saskatchewan, Canada.
6	Prof. and Mrs. J. O. Perrine	Entertained in honor of a friend.
6	Mr. and Mrs. Julian Gist	Visited Professor Gist.
6	At a simple 10 o'clock luncheon	Dorothy Shoemaker will marry J. Howard Houston.
6	Carl Wild	Is studying at University of Minnesota.
6	Mary Simons	Visited friends in Cedar Falls.
6	Mary Walters	Lives in Sibley and visited her parents in Cedar Falls.
6	Faye Palmer	Spent some time at home.
6	Ruth Wright	Entertained friends at her home.
6	Fern Lalan	Visited friends in Cedar Rapids.
6	Lily Robinson	Is substituting for Miss Parker in Cedar Falls.
6	Evelyn Partington	Has returned to work after an illness.
6	At a dainty tray luncheon	Edith Riland will marry J. Foy Cross.
6	Dr. and Mrs. Brown	Visited Mrs. Farlow.
6	John Barnes	Is working in Wichita, Kansas; visited his parents in Cedar Falls.
6	Gilbert Gunnerson	Visited the campus.
6	Florence Philpot	Received praise in a publication for her singing.
6	Several I. S. T. C. alumni	Visited campus the last day of school; tells where some alumni are working.
6	Harry Lambert	Lives in Iowa City and returned to Cedar Falls to visit his mother.
6	Faith Downs	Lives in Center Point; spent her vacation in Cedar Falls and Charles City.
6	Harold Frisby	Is living in Saskatchewan, Canada.
6	Gladys Palmer	Is working in Webb.
6	Herbert Bley	Returned to Detroit, Michigan, after visiting his parents.
7	Bess Beswick	Visited Cedar Falls.
7	Miss Evelyn Partington	Returns to work in Waterloo.
7	Miss Carpenter and Miss Lorenz	Traveled to Minneapolis to attend meeting of Modern Languages Association.
7	Bess McCowan	Is training to be a nurse; had an operation for appendicitis.
7	Pres. and Mrs. H. H. Seerley	Visited family members.
7	Miss Evelyn Partington	Returns to work in Waterloo.
7	Mabel Barry	Is teaching south of Cedar Falls.
7	Rita Maston	Went home for holidays.
7	Miss Carpenter and Miss Lawrence	Attended meetings in Minneapolis.
7	Fourteen I. S. T. C. students	Enjoyed a New Year's party.
7	Bess Beswick	Visited Cedar Falls.
7	Miss Nellie Inglethron	Is teaching in Marathon, Iowa.
7	Prof. Deck of Iowa City	Visited Professor Condit.
7	Friends in Cedar Falls	Helen Jaroleman and David Buck will be married.
8	C. M. Fullerton	Moved to Cedar Falls.
8	Grace Dugan	Went home early before vacation.
8	Erma Lusk	Left school early due to illness.
8	Mrs. Walker	Entertained friends.
8	Prof. and Mrs. Reuben McKitrick	Enjoyed a visit from family.
8	At their last society meeting	Clios and guests enjoyed meeting.
8	Virginia Allen	Had a nervous collapse.
8	Gladys Severin	Entertained friends.
8	Prof. Hersey	Visited family in Earlville
8	Erwin Sage	Will coach in Nashua.
8	Marion and Hazel Shillinglaw	Visited friends in Independence.
8	Irene Lawler	Left school because of mumps.
8	Vina Younker	Entertained seniors at her home.
8	Noted lecturer speaks at chapel; Dr. Corsen, former Ohio superintendent of public instruction addressed the student body	Summary of Dr. Corsen's speech on campus.