College Eye — October 13, 1915

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Neo dinner	At Black Hawk Hotel.
1	Mrs. Byers closes women's meetings	Speaks on finding happiness.
1	Training School drops game to Independence	Loses to Independence, 6-5.
1	The Robins Campaign; great speaker gives broad outlook	Professor McKitrick promotes the upcoming appearance of Raymond Robins
1	Study Centers; rapid progress is made under Dr. Colegrove's direction	Brief account of the success of the study center program.
1	Gilbert McClurg to give illustrated lecture
1	B. A.'s have first party; Killian's is the scene of fun	Lengthy account of entertainment.
1	Margaret Matzenauer; noted prima donna contralto to open lecture course	Performer profile; photo.
2	Baccalaureate address	Continuation of text of address by President Seerley.
3	Dubuque Germans beat Ellsworth; score 28 to 0	ISTC team getting ready.
3	Junior class officers	Roster of officers.
3	Soliloquy Seasonal	Poem describing the passing of summer to autumn.
3	Agriculture Department	Over 270 students enrolled; news notes on other students and faculty.
3	Football	Advice to women who want to understand football.
3	Official organization of students for college year 1915-16; class officers- fall term	Roster of class officers and sponsors.
3	Freshman organization	Met to elect officers.
4	Chapel notices	Advocates the removal of announcements from chapel exercises.
4	The library note	Humorous look at notes passed between men and women in the library.
4	Boarding house ethics	Encourages students to use good judgment while living in boarding houses.
4	Untitled	Senior primary women enjoyed program.
4	Have you been getting your College Eye?	Have had difficulty getting addresses correct.
5	Society	News notes from the literary societies.
5	A short story	Professor Walters learns how a cafeteria works.
5	Y. M. C. A.	Ida Gaarder led meeting.
5	Untitled	YWCA serves tea every Wednesday afternoon.
5	N. C. A. lecture	The Reverend Father Lorenz talked about his trip through the catacombs in Rome.
6	Official	News notes on education, faculty changes, and on alumni.
6	Education Club meeting	Discussed plans and programs for the year.
7	Brian Condit	Boasts about the Teachers College.
7	Mr. Karl Knoepfler	Working at the Keefe law firm in Walthill, Nebraska.
7	Mr. Brian Condit	Enrolled at Iowa City; doing post graduate work in industrial chemistry.
7	Harold Maynard	Doing graduate work in economics at Iowa City.
7	Arben Young	Studying law in Iowa City.
7	Homer Veatch	Studying law at Iowa City.
7	Ole J. Kirketeg	Studying law in Iowa City.
7	A strange and pleasant coincidence occurred	Former editors and business managers write to keep the current staff of the College Eye informed.
7	Mr. S. A. Cohagen	Talks about the rewards of his college experience.
7	It will be of interest	Harriet and Willamina Jongewaard will work as missionaries in India.
7	Miss Anna Fell	Departed for Mexico to visit her sister Sylvia.
7	"Jap" Wilbur	Spent time at his home in Cedar Falls.
7	Misses Ann Johnson and Falbert	Teaching in Newton, Iowa.
7	Miss Beth Chapin	Spent time at Tripoli, Iowa.
7	Miss Hazel Nelson	Entertained her sister and a friend.
7	Conrad Jongewaard	Recently visited his sister Helen on the hill.
7	Miss Edith Helmer	Left for Cedar Rapids after attending some special meetings.
7	Miss Clara Fogg	Visited friends in Cedar Falls for several days.
7	Miss Elizabeth Bingham	Visiting friends on College Hill.
7	Prof. S. A. Lynch	Entertained his Milton class at his home.
7	Prof. and Mrs. Barnes	Entertained twelve of the faculty circle at a dinner.
7	Monday afternoon	Mrs. Walker gave a tea to the Y. W. C. A. Cabinet and the Advisory board in honor of Mrs. Byers.
7	Miss Scofield and Mr. Buffum	Conducted institute in Pocahontas.
7	Prof. and Mrs. Bond	Will entertain the members of the Senior Home Economics class at their home.
7	Miss Marion Becker	Recently entertained her brother from Salem, Iowa.
7	Miss Elsie Eberhard	Spent time with her parents at Guttenberg, Iowa.
7	Mr. F. J. Atkins of Bondurant, Iowa	Visited his daughter at Egbert Hall.
7	Fred Schaedlich and Richard Seifert	Enrolled at school in Cedar Falls.
8	Miss Mary Tucker	Visited Mary Frederickson.
8	Arthur Gist	Studying for bachelor's degree.
8	Miss Clara Seller	Teaching in New York City.
8	Miss Virginia Allen	Teaching in Centerville.
8	Mr. H. S. Stein	Teaching at normal school in South Dakota.
8	Miss Marie Mullarky	Married William Wendt.
8	Miss Dora Walser	Teaching in Wisconsin.
8	Mr. Joe Graham	Superintendent in Pullman, Washington.
8	Miss Lydia A. Frumble	President of women's college in China.
8	Miss Nellie Burmeister	Studying at Columbia.
8	Mr. Bedros K. Apelian	Married Muriel Rochester.
8	Mr. G. Vern Orr	In automobile business.
8	News from an alumna	Florence Streeter Goodykoontz, President of the Boone Federation of Women's Clubs, gives a report on the happenings over the past year.
8	Mr. Adolph Kramer	Has accepted a professorship in Emporia College, Emporia, Kansas.
8	Miss Clara Chassell	Now a member of the Simpson College faculty.
8	Institute	Schedule of institute work.
8	College calendar	Football and lecture course schedules.
8	Cedar Falls Club In Los Angeles	Alumni there eager to hear school news.