College Eye — October 6, 1915

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	"Romey"	Photo of Romeo Short.
1	"Dovy"	Posed football photo.
1	Coach Berkstresser	Photo.
1	"Whit"	Posed football photo of Earl Whitford.
1	High schools play tie game; score 0 to 0	TCHS and Cedar Falls play to a tie.
1	Football given educational value	Football classes will be set up and men will be required to take them; college will make some funds available for the sport; photo.
1	Former coach breaks leg	H. F. Pasini breaks leg severely in playground accident.
1	Baccalaureate Address; Sunday, May 23, 1915	Continuation of the text of President Seerley's address.
1	Mass meeting	Lengthy account of pep rally.
1	Dubuque Germans beat Teachers: score 25-7; Butler plays strong game	Recap of the game; photo.
2	"Bunch"	Posed football photo.
2	Homerian breakfast	Enjoy short program of readings and music.
2	Y. M. C. A. Bible study	Will hold classes in college buildings this year.
2	Reception and tea	Zetas receive new friends.
2	Eulalian informal	Enjoy picnic.
3	Untitled	Professor Palmer has been doing institute work.
3	Untitled	William Brock Fagan has been hired due to increasing enrollment in freshman English.
3	Important	Urges students to report news to the College Eye.
3	Ceremonial meeting of Campfire Girls of P. E. Dept.	Will have outdoor ceremonial soon.
3	Marriage of Miss Flossie Lyon	Flossie M. Lyon married Archie Butler.
3	Untitled	Alvin Tostlebe and Hawley Whitacre campaign for the Old Gold staff.
3	Untitled	Former faculty member Lulu Stallman is working in New Mexico.
3	B. A.'s organize	Roster of officers.
4	"Rod"	Posed football photo.
4	Pep meeting	Chastises both police and students after bonfire incident.
4	College spirit	Uses Biblical references to describe school spirit
4	Initiation	Finds that other students agree with the recent anti-hazing article; Clios will put together a more dignified ceremony.
4	Alpha	Enjoyed short program with Japanese theme.
5	"Preach"	Photo.
5	Untitled	Satirizes football and football fans.
5	Y. W. C. A.	Accounts of recent meetings.
5	The Robins meeting	Getting ready for Raymond Robins visit.
5	Extension work making wonderful strides	Has already served eighty-five Iowa counties.
6	High School inspector becomes member of the faculty	Brief profile of John C. McGlade.
6	Official	National education news.
7	Mr. Vohan G. Varbedian	The Teachers College welcomes a new international student from Turkey.
7	Two very effective speeches	Victoria Merchieva and Mihran Mardigan spoke at the Congregational convention held at Shell Rock.
7	Olive Cunningham	Sprained her ankle and was in the hospital for several days.
7	Miss Ethel Howard	Spent time with her sister in Independence.
7	Assistant Professor Eva L. Gregg	Spent her summer vacation enrolled at Harvard University.
7	Helen Clagg	Visited with old friends in Cedar Falls.
7	We are glad to see	Rose Pipal is in school again after being on the sick list.
7	Miss Alice Swanson	Spent time in Osage, Iowa.
7	President Walter P. Morgan	President of the state normal school at Macomb, Illinois, visited the college.
7	Miss Ella Norris of Marshalltown and Miss Mary Kegley of Des Moines	Spent time visiting their homes.
7	Miss Olive Stoke of New Hampton	Spent time at home.
7	Miss Broeksmit and the girls of Bartlett hall	Entertained faculty and friends with a party.
7	Freda Franz	Called to her home by the illness of her father.
7	Sunday, September 26	A group of women attended the United Presbyterian Church in Waterloo to hear Miss Hill.
7	Miss Sybil Ozias	Spent time at her home in Littleton, Iowa.
7	Mr. Harry Christensen of Independence, Iowa	Entered school in Cedar Falls.
7	Miss Mildred Fisher of Nashua	Was the guest of her sister Lillian.
7	Miss Tillie Hauvenaaghel	Was confined to her room on account of illness.
7	Mr. Coffey	Teaching in the Central high school in St. Louis, Missouri.
7	The Clios	Held a social hour in their hall after society.
7	Miss Hoskins	Will work as the new instructor for the commercial department.
7	Ruth Egbert Imlay	Assisted Professor Paul C. McNeely from the University of Montana in a joint piano recital.
7	The Chresto society	Entertained about twenty-five guests at the home of Misses Burneile and Janet Towers.
7	Tom McDonald	Studying law at Iowa.
7	Miss Dorothy Condit and Miss Ruth Dubbert	Giving music lessons at Shell Rock.
7	Mr. Roland Merner	Left for Ann Arbor, Michigan, to enroll in the liberal arts college.
7	Miss McCague	New Y. W. C. A. Secretary came to the college from Chicago.
7	Mrs. B. W. Merrill and daughter Winifred	Returned from Rochester, Minnesota.
7	"Willey"	Posed football photo of Franklin Willey.
7	Miss Helena Jongewaard	Spent time with friends at Iowa City.
8	Russell Glasener	Teaching in the Training School.
8	Dallas Johnson	Teaching at University of Washington.
8	Mr. William Burney	Back in school.
8	Miss Elizabeth Burney	Teaching in Des Moines.
8	Harry Shedd	Studying at Northwestern University.
8	Football schedule	Schedule for 1915.
8	One of our graduates of last year	Margaret Reilly is teaching in Oregon.
8	11-Aug-15	Professor George Baird Affleck married Anna Mabel Cobb.
8	16-Aug-15	Lillian G. Goodwin married H. B. Peck.
8	12-Aug-15	Edith Riland married John Foy Cross.
8	Professor Ida Fesenbeck	Went to California and Idaho for a vacation.
8	A new song was heard	New fight song offered to support the football team; lyrics given.
8	On August fifteenth	Grover C. Hamersly married Mary Buchanan.
8	On August twenty-fourth	John E. R. Barnes married Marie Knudsen of Cedar Falls, Iowa.
8	Professor Sara F. Rice	Spent time traveling in Colorado and California.
8	The following marriages of members of the Faculty	Louis Begeman married Mary Alice Whitworth.
8	14-Sep-15	Alma Marie Cutler married the Reverend Frank Quincy Brown, of Waterloo.
8	Lois Pardee and Helen Buell	Spent time visiting friends in Iowa City.
8	"Bask"	Photo of C. W. Baskerville.
8	"Strike"	Photo.
8	Assistant Dean of Women	Grace Wilson will be Assistant Dean of Women at Colorado State Normal School.