College Eye — January 22, 1915

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1	Teachers lose Des Moines games; hold Drake down to a creditable score but are outplayed by fast Des Moines team	I. S. T. C. defeated by Drake University, 17-7, and Des Moines College, 41-25.
1	Warren Proctor given honor	Alumnus Warren Proctor will travel to Chicago to perform as soloist in the First Christian Science church.
1	Platteville Normal game Friday night; Teachers will meet fast aggregation from the Wisconsin State Normal School	Teachers will face the Badgers for their second home game of the season.
1	Second event in indoor meet; high jump is won by Fearing at the height of 5 ft. 4 inches; Kingsbury stands second	Twelve-pound shot-put will be next week's event.
1	Herbert Hottman	Herbert Hottman receives new nickname.
1	Lecture course number is changed; Harold Bauer and Madame Elizabeth Von Endert will give recital in place of Busoni; both rank high in musical circles	War interferes with travel planned by artists.
1	Prof. Walters addresses Parlor Reading Circle	G. W. Walters spoke on "Child Welfare" at the home of Mrs. Jackson.
1	Hear popular play "Stop Thief"; students interested in dramatic art will present well-known farce Jan. 29	Review of plot for campus play.
1	The preliminary	Preliminary campus competition will be held to determine the team that will participate in the interstate normal oratorical contest.
2	N. C. A. hold annual mid-winter frolic; college gymnasium is scene of much fishing and swishing	Good times were enjoyed by all who attended the Newman Society's social gathering.
2	Gymnasium is open Monday evenings; opened to students on Monday and Thursday nights; varsity will hold regular pressure	Recreation hours at Gymnasium have been extended.
2	Gymnastic team is now complete; Kingsbury is finally chosen fifth man; Whitmore will be alternate	Professor Seymour chose the final man for the gymnastics team.
3	Beginners class for military band	New course will be offered on the basics of military band instruments.
3	President of state board resigns; resignation of Hon. James H. Trewin	J. H. Trewin's resignation from the Iowa State Board of Education will take effect on January 1, 1915.
3	Official Notes	Makes important statewide and national education announcements.
4	All those who desire to run	Candidates for College Eye staff during 1915-1916 school year will be announced.
4	English Club program	Faculty will present information on recent professional conventions.
4	Editorial	Claims that the College Eye would do better if society reporters would turn in their news.
5	Capacity house greets Christine Miller; well known soprano is most enthusiastically received--presents an excellent program	Review of Christine Miller's voice recital.
5	Stop Thief	Brief review of student play's plot.
6	Grace McKean	Is superintendent in Anita.
6	Evelyn I. McQuilkin	Is teaching at East Waterloo.
6	Mildred Waite	Is an assistant.
6	Miss Lenore Shanewise	Gave a reading in Urbana.
6	Enoch B. Gowin	Is teaching at New York University.
6	Myrtle Crane	Stopped teaching to care for her mother, who is ill.
6	Ellen Nyman	Is teaching in Bancroft.
6	Harley W. Grimes	Is superintendent in Stanwood.
6	Bert Barrett	Is an understudy in 'Othello'
6	Hazel Potwin	Visited Elsie Potwin.
6	Elizabeth McAvoy	Is principal in Hudson.
6	Mamie Foster	Is principal at Fort Dodge.
6	Francis Shambaugh	Is teaching in Cape Girardeau, Missouri; she is mourning the death of her father.
6	News of the death	Effie M. Longman died.
6	Miss Julia Hurd	Had a lesson plan published.
6	The Y. W. C. A. cabinet	Entertained at home of Lillian Sherrard.
6	Ida Gaarder	Injured her eye, as did Lucile Smith.
6	Selma Storre	Is ill.
6	The Davis County students	Had a party.
6	The Alpha-Philo annual banquet	Was last Thursday.
6	Miss Evelyn Morton	Will be on leave of absence.
6	Several I. S. T. C. students	Took part in Easter service.
6	John Gabriel	Is studying theology.
6	Henrietta Whitacre	Had idiopathic parotiditis.
6	Thomas J. Durant	Has important position in Washington, D. C.
6	Miss Beatrice Wilbur	Is visiting friends in Northwood.
6	The Newman Catholic	Festival was held in Gymnasium.
6	Several students	Have not returned since the holidays.
6	Miss Lillian Lambert	Entertained friends for dinner.
6	Mrs. G. W. Newton and son Ross	Went to California for the winter.
6	Twenty-four members	Faculty conducted study center work.
6	Grace Neagle	Sprained her wrist in a fall.
6	Marion Jenkins and Lillian Hartlin	Are doing office work.
6	Caro Austin and Irene Pano	Are studying with Bertha Hart in Chicago.
6	Prof. C. P. Colegrove	Gave lecture in Independence.
6	Ask Alice Oleson and Blanche Brummwell	About trains.
6	Mrs. G. W. Seymour	Visited Professor Seymour.
6	The home and educational department	Woman's Club met at Training School.
6	Maud L. Popp	Has taken to painting china.
7	Miss Barr	Assisted in a program at Methodist Church.
7	Miss Correll and Miss Cresswell	Entertained faculty friends.
7	Prof. Colegrove	Attended meeting on vocational education.
7	Belle Smith	Injured her eye.
7	Christel Palmer	Is planning to study with Bertha Hart in Chicago.
7	Miss Florence E. Ward	Gave a lecture in Indianapolis.
7	Hawley Whitacre	Spent the weekend in Cedar Rapids.
7	Bess McCowan	Is back to studying after an operation for appendicitis.
7	It is rumored	Bob Fearing tried to show off gymnastic talent.
7	Remember	Y. W. C. A. carnival will be held on February 6.
8	Prof. Wright addresses Christian associations	Summary of David Sands Wright's speech on "Planes of Living."
8	Philos and Alphas hold scintillation	Review of literary society's programs.
8	Epigrams for teachers	Henry Sabin gives advice for those preparing to teach.