College Eye — January 14, 1915

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Prof. Getchell addresses Sunday gathering; presents inspiring talk Sunday evening before Y. M. And Y. W. C. A. on "Faith of Our Fathers"	Review of Professor Getchell's speech.
1	Carl Jorgenson	Former I. S. T. C. student Carl Jorgenson returns to campus to study with Professor Merrill.
1	Game scheduled with Kansas Normal	Home game against Kansas Normal is scheduled for February 6.
1	Teachers go to Des Moines Friday; will meet Drake Friday and Des Moines College Saturday afternoon; both teams are reported strong
1	First event in indoor meet is staged; forty-five yard dash is made by Fearing in 5.1; next Saturday's event will be the high jump	Forty-six men competed in the indoor meet on campus; trying to utilize the Gymnasium to greater advantage.
1	Miss Christine Miller	Christine Miller, lecture course performer who will sing on campus, is pictured; photo.
1	Training School defeats Walker; first home game of the season is won by Training School; score 30 to 16	Second team also claimed victory against Cedar Falls, 42-13.
1	The carnival is coming!	Y. W. C. A. will host carnival.
1	Teachers drop game to Iowa; play good game but are unable to hold the fast Iowa team; score 44 to 16	University of Iowa defeated I. S. T. C. in basketball at Iowa City.
1	Basketball league games commence; twelve teams have been chosen, and will conduct a series of games during the next four weeks	Team captains have been chosen for intramural basketball competition.
1	A new musical organization for Teachers College	College Choir is being formed in the absence of the May Music Festival this year.
2	Race for place on gym team; Kingsbury and Whitmore have nearly equal chances for remaining place on gym team	Fifteen men will compete for single opening on men's gymnastic team.
2	Modern Language Association meets at Minneapolis	Twentieth annual conference of the Central Division of the Modern Language Association of America will be held.
2	Midwinter play will be January 29; popular farce, "Stop Thief," will be presented by elocution department	Bertha Martin works to prepare students for upcoming performance; cast is announced.
2	May be downtown class in electricity	Public interest has been shown for the teaching of an introductory course on electricity by Professor Perrine in downtown Cedar Falls.
3	Financial report of football season	Reports money spent by I. S. T. C. for each game; letter winners announced.
3	Romeo Short	Romeo Short has been coaching Training School's basketball team.
3	Educational committee meets at Des Moines	Committee of the Iowa State Teachers Association was formed to examine curriculum of secondary schools.
3	Official Notes	Announcements about alumni and important education officials, including James H. Trewin, O. T. Corson, and Governor George W. Clarke.
4	Prof. Cummins	Professor Cummins made humorous statement in penmanship class.
4	Prof. Cummins	Professor Cummins made humorous statement in penmanship class.
4	Editorial	Urges students to patronize those businesses that advertise in the College Eye.
4	An elegy to the teacher	Poem about the importance of a teacher's impact on a child's life.
4	As evidence	Student points out that several faculty are wearing boots on campus.
5	Y. W. C. A. notes	Professor Getchell spoke at joint meeting; Mission Study classes have begun.
5	Miss Oliver gives best new year's wishes	Distributed New Year's cards to students during chapel.
5	Neotrophian Society; program for January 15; January's great men	Officers elected; program announced.
6	Nellie E. Nelson	Is teaching in Boone.
6	Ruby E. Reimler	Is teaching in Sumner.
6	Ruth Cassady	Is teaching in Rolfe.
6	Laura Darby	Is teaching in Cedar Falls.
6	Ellen Benson	Is teaching in Eldon.
6	Isabel M. Taylor	Married Henry J. Whannel.
6	Anna Heisig	Is teaching in Orange City.
6	Mildred A. Evans	Married George W. Boyach.
6	Nellie E. Nelson	Is teaching in Boone.
6	Mae Loving	Is teaching in Ottumwa.
6	Glenn Mitchell	Visited college friends.
6	On Nov. 17, 1914	Mr. and Mrs. George Kramer welcomed a new son.
6	Mary Stuckslager	Is working in Mason City.
6	Lillian Knight and Celeste Kirk	Are receiving good reports.
6	Hazel Vera Jeffries	Is teaching in Bondurant.
6	Anna Davis	Will be working in Fort Dodge.
6	Grace Leaman	Is working in Scranton.
6	Hazel Butterfield	Is working in St. Augustine, Florida.
6	Ethel Trimble	Is teaching in Grinnell.
6	Lucy Belle Francis	Visited the campus last week.
6	Supt. J. R. Neveln	Visited and was looking for teachers.
6	At an afternoon party	Emma Lambert entertained old Philathea members.
6	Alice Lybarger	Is traveling with Chicago Ladies' Concert Company.
6	Miss Childs and Miss Hughes	Were part of Woman's Club program.
6	Gladys Young	Is going to study in Chicago.
6	Bruce Lybarger	Talks about life in Berlin.
6	Emilio Humareda	Is from Peru and has entered classes at ISTC.
6	Friends and classmates	Mae Mosley died.
6	Thirteen study centers	Twenty-four faculty members visited study centers across Iowa.
6	On Dec. 16, 1914	Hildred Chamberlain married R. Clifton Keagy.
7	Prof. and Mrs. C. A. Fullerton	Are having fire damage repaired; hope to be able to return home soon.
7	Genevieve Edwards	Was visited by her mother, Meta.
7	Miss Flora Stookey	Is assisting in elocution department.
7	Miss Flora Stookey	Is assisting in elocution department.
7	Frank Willey	Refereed East Waterloo-Cedar Falls basketball game.
7	The physical training classes	Are planning sleigh rides.
7	Prof. S. A. Lynch and Prof. Barnes	Judged a debate.
7	On Tuesday, Jan. 5, 1915	Bertha Goff married E. W. Kueppel.
7	Mrs. C. P. Colegrove	Was entertaining her aunt.
7	The president of the freshman class	Was injured doing gymnastics.
7	Prof. and Mrs. C. A. Fullerton	Are having fire damage repaired; hope to be able to return home soon.
7	The Social Science Club	Meeting will be January 15.
7	John Boatman	Will be an assistant in Physics lab.
7	Genevieve Edwards	Was visited by her mother, Meta.
8	Driblets	Briefly comments on occurrences across campus.
8	Christine Miller	Christine Miller; photo.