College Eye — February 18, 1915

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Trevor Haight	Sylvia Ufford and Mabel Strong consumed entire apple pie to win bet against Trevor Haight.
1	Teachers to Dubuque Thursday; will meet Dubuque, Platteville Normal and Dubuque German Colleges; outcome of games may decide Hawkeye Championship	I. S. T. C. basketball team takes to the road and will play three games over the weekend.
1	Supt. Francis to Dakota next year	Cedar Falls superintendent, Bruce Francis, will serve a three year term at Minot, North Dakota.
1	Training School will meet Independence Saturday	Second string will also play against West Waterloo High School.
1	League basketball	Twelve teams continue play in inter-league basketball tournament.
1	Dr. C. H. Meyerholz	History and political science faculty were entertained by C. H. Meyerholz.
1	Dramatic preliminary held; contestants are chosen to compete in final contest to be held early in March; cash prizes in finals	Many students chose excerpts from Shakespeare or Hugo for dramatic contest.
1	Final state contest at Cornell	I. S. T. C. failed to make it into the final state contest.
1	Jap Wilbur leads the Y. M. C. A. Wed. evening	Jasper Wilbur will talk on "pulling together."
1	Teachers lose to Kan.; Jayhawkers play a fast and furious game; rangy players accurate in passing	I. S. T. C. lost to Kansas Normal in basketball, 26-14.
1	College Orchestra gives splendid concert; program was varied and pleasing; orchestra is best in several years	Review of Symphony Orchestra's performance.
2	Haight wins first in rope climb; ties school record of six and one-fifth seconds, held by Melville Sheffield since 1910	Indoor track and field competition continues.
2	Two new basketball floors	Hoops have been installed on the second floor of the Gymnasium to accommodate increased student interest in basketball.
2	Schmitt chosen Y. M. C. A. president; will succeed Rex Haight whose term expires in March	Brief profiles of newly elected Y. M. C. A. officers.
2	Iowa Club notes	News from within the Iowa Club; elected officers; study center schedule.
3	In the bud	Primary students entertained Training School kindergarten children.
3	Senior organ recital	Margaret Dick will give recital on February 27; program is announced.
3	Prof. Coffey before national association	Quote from minutes of 18th annual convention of the National Commercial Teachers' Federation.
3	College Commercial Club	New officers elected; meeting held at the home of Professor Cummins.
3	Official Notes	Makes important education-related announcements from both on and off campus; Macy Campbell named Acting Director of rural education; Professors Hart and Colegrove will be in charge of study centers.
4	Student activities and support	Claims students should donate more money to help support athletics and debate teams; suggests student activity ticket.
5	College romance	Dorothy Ruth Shoemaker and J. Howard Huston were married on February 12.
5	Senior J. C.'s congregate	Junior College social gathering was held; officers elected.
5	Y. W. C. A.	Margaret Dick gave talk; officers elected; birthday party was held.
6	Christine Thoene	Will be teaching at the Normal school in Whitewater, Wisconsin.
6	Eva Cresswell	Is taking classes at University of Iowa; visited Cedar Falls.
6	Louise Smith	Came from Charles City to visit Cedar Falls.
6	Willard Patty	Visited his sister in Cedar Falls.
6	Miriam Bender	is living in Minnesota and will be visiting the Hill.
6	Word was received	Mrs. John Lambert died.
6	Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Boyd	Have been visiting friends in Cedar Falls.
6	Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Bragonier	Recently visited Cedar Falls.
6	Anna Doffing	Spent some time in Missouri.
6	Hazel Strayer	Helped out at the College Symphony Orchestra concert.
6	Friends of Bennett Putnam and wife	Glad to hear of their new daughter.
6	Miss Jennie McCall	Visited her parents in Cedar Falls.
6	Eva Cresswell	Is taking classes at University of Iowa; visited Cedar Falls.
6	Supt. Ruby Lewis	Is holding study centers for rural teachers.
6	This item was taken	Warren Proctor and Bertha Hart receive praise in Cedar Falls Daily Record.
6	Louise Smith	Came from Charles City to visit Cedar Falls.
6	Christine Thoene	Will be teaching at the Normal school in Whitewater, Wisconsin.
6	J. P. Dodds	Opened the Des Moines School of Commerce.
6	Frank Richards	Is teaching in Spencer.
6	Esther Drewelow	Is attending class again.
6	Prof. C. P. Colegrove	Visited friends and gave a speech in Grinnell.
6	Ava Cady	Returned home due to poor health.
6	Maggie Marty	Returned home for weddings.
6	Homer Veatch	Visited the college.
6	Wm. H. Reever	Former students teaching in Aurelia.
6	Mary C. Anderson	Is working in Boone.
6	Prof. Macy Campbell	Spoke to legislature in Des Moines.
6	Misses Julia Hurd and Florence Freer	Entertained a Valentine's Day party.
6	Helene Johnson	Is recovering from measles.
6	Miss Alma Cutler	Entertained Daughters of the American Revolution.
6	John McDonald	Debates at University of Chicago.
6	On Saturday afternoon	Pearl Bills married Archibald Barrett.
6	Floyd E. Bailey	Is superintendent in De Soto.
6	Willard Patty	Visited his sister in Cedar Falls.
6	The Iowa Falls debating team	Williard Patty is coach.
7	C. Benson	Spent Sunday at home.
7	Miss Olive Cunningham	Visited friends and family in Urbana.
7	Last Monday	Philathea class had potluck.
7	Miss Oliver	Entertained for dinner last Thursday.
7	Mary Head	Has returned after illness.
7	Prof. and Mrs. John Barnes	Entertained with Floe Correll.
7	A lecture on "Rural Education"	Was given by Macy Campbell.
7	Prof. E. J. Cable	Hosted a candy pull.
7	What? When? Where?	I. S. T. C. will face Coe College in debate.
8	A. B. tire bursts	Social gathering was held; several members were missing.
8	Faculty breakfast	Breakfast was held at Emma Lambert's home.
8	My Lord, The Count	Dramatic production, "My Lord, The Count," was first produced at I. S. T. C. and has later been performed by numerous other schools.
8	Things we would like to know	Campus gossip.
8	They tell us	Encourages students to put good news ideas in the College Eye box.
8	Two students	Claims students may be catching frogs and turtles to pay their way through school.
8	N. C. A. notes	Father Wieneke spoke on "The Meaning of Religious Service"; social gathering was held at home of Mrs. L. Berry.