College Eye — February 11, 1915

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Prof. and Mrs. J. B. Knoepfler	Professor and Mrs. J. B. Knoepfler hosted friends for dinner in the home economics dining room.
1	Miss Stookey	Flora Stookey judged contest in Parkersburg.
1	Teachers win Central game; second conference game ends in a score of 32 to 8; game closed ten minutes before scheduled time	ISTC defeated Pella Tigers in basketball.
1	Appropriation for new buildings	Manual training building and dormitory would be constructed with a proposed $200,000 appropriation from the state.
1	Carnival a grand success; sober faces are few at annual Y. W. C. A. festival; parade is feature of occasion; is also success financially	Review of events.
1	Next indoor event Saturday	Rope climb and pole vault will be next indoor track and field events.
1	Orchestra concert Friday evening; college orchestra has prepared excellent program; Miss Hazel Strayer, '14, will give reading	Review of symphony orchestra performance.
1	Kansas Normals are coming; next game on the home floor will take place Friday evening from 7 until 8; gym team will also appear	I. S. T. C. was defeated by Kansas Normal in basketball at their last meeting in 1912.
1	C. F. High presents play	Students performed "Blundering Billy."
2	Plans complete for new building; vocational arts building will be valuable addition; will be built after model of Training School	Planned Vocational Building will by 67 by 144 feet, and will have four stories; hope to complete it by 1916.
2	Association meeting Sunday evening; Miss Wilson, Y. W. C. A. secretary, and Miss Lambert lead inspiring meeting	Meeting was held in the form of a memorial for national Y. W. C. A. secretary, Grace Dodge.
2	Cards received by friends	Mr. and Mrs. Geiter's new daughter, Jean Janette, was born on December 31, 1914.
3	Subjects and rules for prize essay contests; of the department of scientific temperance instruction in schools and colleges	Essay contest given by the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union shall be based on the ideas of temperance and prohibition.
3	Things we wonder about	Briefly ponders events and ideas.
3	The College Band	Benefits of joining the College Band.
3	Official Notes	Makes announcements about important people and events in education, both locally and nationally; health of Henry Sabin is not good; study centers prospering.
4	Iowa Club takes part in Y. W. C. A. carnival	Summary of the show at the Iowa Club's booth.
4	Editorial	Encourages subscribers to pay their College Eye bill.
4	Hours for college work	Compares the number of hours the I. S. T. C. student spends on coursework with the number of hours a Harvard student spends on coursework.
5	Neo Society for Feb. 12	Meeting program is announced.
5	Untitled	Oratory student makes humorous comment.
5	Untitled	Lockers are being removed.
5	Hank Henderson	"Hank" Henderson has arrived on campus to help with cartoons for the Old Gold.
5	Iowa Club	Regular program featured address by Professor Samson; news of members.
5	Professor Colegrove addresses Y. W. C. A.	Spoke on "Fundamentals of a Christian Character."
5	T. C. Club meets	Possible presentation of athletic sweaters was discussed; abolishing the baseball team for the 1915 season was also explored.
5	Birthday dinner	Florence Ward was honored at dinner at the Hotel Russell Lamson in Waterloo.
5	Observations	Briefly comments on current campus events.
6	Margaret Ferris	Enjoyed visit from mother.
6	Mr. and Mrs. Knoepfler	Entertained last Thursday.
6	The junior college seniors	Enjoyed entertainment at Gym.
6	Mr. and Mrs. Noah D. Knapp	Welcome their new son, Williard.
6	Mrs. Bertha Marsh Mendenhall	Now lives in Decatur, Georgia.
6	Mrs. Julia Bucklen-Ludwig	Died in a fire.
6	Ira C. Welty	Is superintendent in Union.
6	John L. Cherny	Is superintendent in Independence.
6	Elizabeth A. Perkins	Is an organizer for Equal Suffrage.
6	Caroline Orvis	Is a secretary in South Dakota.
6	Miss Lily Robinson	is studying in Iowa City.
6	Letitia Whitten	Received recognition in publication, "The Platform".
6	Mrs. Mary Patton	Is principal at all-girls school in Mt. Carroll, Illinois.
6	Mr. Peterson	Broke his wrist.
6	Chauncey Houstman	Visited friends in Cedar Falls.
6	The following item is taken	Helen Marr Smith has taken up concert work.
6	Word has been received	ISTC graduates teaching in West Side.
6	Prof. R. F. Seymour	Spoke to Woman's Club.
6	Miss E. Jean Batty	Has taken a Y. W. C. A. position in South America.
6	Miss Laura S. Seals	Is working in Puerto Rico.
6	Ruth Hansen	Left school to be with sick mother.
6	Miss Martin	Entertained members of play cast.
6	President and Mrs. H. H. Seerley	Entertained the seniors.
6	Miss Florence E. Ward	Gave a speech in Burlington.
6	Mr. and Mrs. Knoepfler	Entertained last Thursday.
6	Axel Justesen	Spoke at Danish Bethlehem Church.
6	Florence Jordan	Returned home after death of a sister.
6	Margaret Ferris	Enjoyed visit from mother.
6	The kindergarten seniors	Entertained in honor of Edith Riland.
6	The Graham girls	Were absent due to death of grandmother.
6	Miss Childs	Entertained in honor of sister.
6	Margaret O'Malley	Enjoyed visit from brother.
6	Raymond Cole	Spent weekend with sister.
6	The Junior College Seniors	Enjoyed entertainment at Gym.
6	Karl Knoepfler	Will spend the weekend at home on Iowa Street.
6	O. M. Weigle	Attended meeting of American Chemists Society.
7	Untitled	Humorous quotes heard on campus.
7	Primary students hold a social session; program, musical numbers, eats, everything that makes for a good time	Kindergarten Primary class held social gathering in the Gymnasium.
8	Y. W. C. A.	Marguerite Coates gave talk on "Pepper and Salt"; memorial meeting was held for national secretary, Grace Dodge.
8	Intercollegiate tennis	Believes that I. S. T. C. should have a tennis team.
8	Interscholastic meet at Teachers College	I. S. T. C. will host about twenty high schools for state basketball tournament.