College Eye — March 25, 1915

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Teachers lose in triangular; Coe carries off honors on Teachers floor by a score of 2 to 1; Morningside wins unanimous decision	I. S. T. C. lost both sides of debate; includes excerpt from Collegian Reporter.
1	Baseball prospects; enrollment of Capt. Dickinson strengthens prospects; outdoor work will commence soon; opening game April 23rd	This year's participants are listed and examined.
1	Music festival is announced; Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra, led by Emil Oberhoffer, will give two concerts	Annual music festival will include performance by fifty piece orchestra.
1	The "Old Gold" in hands of printers; students and those interested still have a chance to subscribe	Yearbook is being printed by the Castle-Pierce Printing Establishment in Oshkosh, Wisconsin; Waterloo Engraving Company did engraving for photographs.
2	Recital delights audience; Harold Bauer and Mme. Hudson-Alexander present splendid program; Prof. Frampton accompanist	Review of lecture course performance.
2	Iowa Club notes	Will hold first program in the Training School auditorium.
2	N. C. A. notes; the regular Sunday evening meeting was lead by Miss Katherine Paul	Students Katherine Paul and Vera Gallery gave talks during meeting.
3	A model corporation school; the Cadillac School of Applied Mechanics	Explores history and function of school in order to establish the importance of corporation schools.
4	Peter Hansen, "Hon. Ed." '14 is interested in debate	Article written by Ellsworth student comments on a debate in Alden, Iowa.
4	Y. M. C. A.	During meeting, students spoke on their experiences at the Grinnell Student Volunteer Convention; Professor Colegrove will lead meeting next week.
4	The Lowry meetings	Comments on the importance of the Lowry religious revival, that has recently taken place.
5	Y. M. C. A. conference at Ellsworth; advisory board and student delegation will attend annual meeting, March 26-7-8	Presidents Conference will be attended by I. S. T. C. students and faculty.
5	Training School to have track team
5	Philos banquet the Alphas; sumptuous feast is spread by Philos in honor of Alphas; honorary faculty present	Four course supper was served in Gymnasium.
6	Leonora Arent	Is studying at Iowa State University.
6	Mollie Feil	Is a supervisor in Fergus Falls, Minnesota.
6	Charles F. Johnson	Is superintendent at an industrial school in Pennsylvania.
6	Lulu Montgomery	Is teaching in Cylinder; her sister is in Billings, Montana.
6	Prof. C. S. Cory and Miss Ida Fesenbeck	Did study center work in Waukon.
6	Miss Florence H. Freer	Led a department of the Woman's Club.
6	Grace M. Dunkelberg	Is teaching in East Waterloo to be closer to her sick mother.
6	On Saturday evening	Philos entertained the Alphas.
6	Erwin Sage	Refereed a basketball game.
6	Miss Edith Buck	Spent the weekend in Grinnell.
6	Prof. C. A. Fullerton	Attended a funeral in Rockford.
6	Mary King-Bentley	Married C. K. Bentley.
6	Charles F. Johnson	Is superintendent at an industrial school in Pennsylvania.
6	Marie Eckert-Heald	Married Robert S. Heald.
6	Orpha G. Heiland	Is bookkeeping in Panora.
6	Mrs. F. J. Bienemann	Is living in Clarksville.
6	Margaret Dick	Visited a friend.
6	Aruba Belle Charlton	Is a teaching at a normal school in Illinois.
6	News of the death	Effie M. Longman died.
6	Leonora Arent	Is studying at Iowa State University.
6	P. J. Hansen	Is living in Alden and visited Cedar Falls.
6	Mrs. Laura Specht-Price	Is principal in Montana.
6	Anna Long	Is teaching in South Dakota.
6	Besse Bolster	Is teaching near Wesley.
6	Gertrude Magoon	Is teaching in Moravia.
6	Margaret Helen Benbow	Recently married and moved to Chicago.
6	Mrs. Grace Ott-Blake	Married V. E. Blake.
6	Mrs. Carol Smith-Mason	Is living in Minnesota.
6	Mrs. Ella C. Hartshorn	Is a superintendent in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
6	Leslie A. J. Chapman	Is major of Philadelphia Scouts and is stationed in the Philippines.
6	Raymond S. Grossman	Is in medical school.
6	Katie M. Barnett	Is teaching in Salix.
6	Jeannette E. Cushman	Is proprietor at Colonial Inn.
6	Mollie Feil	Is a supervisor in Fergus Falls, Minnesota.
6	M. G. Danskin	Married Minnie M. Cole.
6	Ruth Wright	Is staying with her parents on the Hill.
6	Ivan Mast	Joined the Equitable Life Insurance Company of New York in the local branch.
7	Ida and Alva Gaarder	Spent weekend in Kensett.
7	Miriam Chase	Spent weekend in Iowa City.
7	Agnes Allender and Jane Eccles	Spent weekend in Burlington.
7	Marion Bonner	Is recovering from surgery.
7	Edna Erickson	Visited her father in Des Moines.
7	Mrs. Wadsworth	Is here visiting her daughter.
7	Martha and Esther Benbow	Are entertaining family.
7	Esther Dunn	Returned to school after illness.
7	Miss Oliver	Judged dramatic contest.
7	Hazel Lumm and Lydia Anderson	Are confined to the hospital.
7	Marion George	Entertained mother and visited relatives.
7	Mrs. D. S. Wright	Attended her sister's funeral.
7	John Ahrens	Has returned to school after substituting.
7	A. Sprian	Former student on campus.
7	Grace Carroll	Is ill.
7	Miss Florence E. Ward and her mother	Were guests of honor at dinner.
7	Mrs. Walker	Invited kindergarten students to party for Miss Ward.
7	Ask Hazel A.	A teasing note.
7	Mrs. H. C. Cummins	Hosted the Tuesday Club.
8	Prof. Welles gives group lesson	Lowell Welles gave a lesson to twenty-five students; new way of teaching vocals is welcomed by students and expected to continue.
8	Prof. Cummins honored	Harry C. Cummins appears on the cover of the Phonographic Magazine.
8	In the midst of the conflict	Miss Davis describes her life as a missionary in Monastir, Serbia.