College Eye — October 27, 1915

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Miss Grace Thomson	Grace Thomson is the organist for Christ Episcopal Church in Waterloo.
1	Cliorio Dinner	Clios and Orios gave formal dinner after initiation ceremony.
1	Delphian formal; Delphian oracle resort to armory	Held annual formal reception.
1	"Gym" houses Ossoli formal; initiation is characterized by dignity	Entertained new members with a dinner.
1	T. C. High beat Oelwein; score 9 to 0	Defeat took T. C. H. S. by surprise.
1	Y. W. C. A. banquet; annual tag day and banquet will be big feature	Yearly dues of one dollar were received on October 26th.
1	Clios initiate; new ceremony grand success	First year to implement new initiation ritual.
1	Philo-Alphas Initiation; Odd Fellows Hall scene of fun	Held joint meeting; new women gave speeches.
1	Beat Upper Iowa; consistent practice makes outlook fighting favorable	Encourages student support of the Upper Iowa game.
1	Shake-Aristo give first degree; large crowd enjoys moonlight night at McAlvins	New members initiated by leading other members to the McAlvin's cottage.
2	Iowa Club	Explains the community center organization in demonstration schools.
2	An open letter	Description of plan for practical agriculture in school.
3	Tickets for the football game	Students who paid five dollars on enrollment day will be granted free admission to the football game upon presenting their receipt at the gate.
3	The Matzenauer Concert Tour; youngest child on concert tour in America	Adrienne Matzenauer Ferrari Fontana is two years old; she is the first child born to parents who are both American opera stars.
3	President Seerley addresses Woman's Club	Spoke about "Some Modern Tendencies in Modern Education".
3	Officers--Senior Class	Officers for Rural Teachers Course.
3	Iowa Club Officers	Officers for Iowa Club.
3	Student Committee on Community Center Meetings	Addresses of where they will meet.
4	For the good of the College Eye	A letter from the College Eye's mailbox explaining why the student newspaper is needed at the college.
4	Editorial	Neotrophian Society gave a program about the College Eye; encourages other literary societies to offer suggestions for the improvement of the College Eye.
4	Untitled	Encourages students to submit responses to six questions regarding the college.
4	The proper use of the faculty	Addresses the student-faculty relationship.
4	Soft water	Asserts that students need to be more caring.
4	Irving formal	Held annual formal initiation.
4	The Editor	Satirical poem asking readers to "blame the editor."
5	Untitled	Mabelle Barry is teaching elementary school in Audubon.
5	Halloween and the prof's cow
5	Alpha notes	Held regular literary program.
5	Neos Picnic	Held a moonlight picnic.
5	English Club	Met in Professor Carpenter's home; Professor Carpenter spoke about "Glimpses of England".
5	Junior Picnic	Held moonlight picnic.
5	Tramp up the river	Physical Education Department held a bonfire up the river.
5	Student Volunteer Band	Students involved want to be missionaries.
6	N. C. A.	George McCoy spoke about the National Convention of Catholic Educators; Mayme Liddy spoke about reading only those materials which will be beneficial to the reader.
6	School Masters Club to be organized	Advanced students will meet once a month to discuss educational matters.
6	Science Club	Will hold its first meeting on Tuesday.
6	Y. W. C. A.	Students decided to pledge money to be due on their respective birthdays.
6	The Wednesday afternoon tea	Wednesday afternoon tea is held from 2:30 to 4:30 every week.
6	Mr. Condit addresses joint meeting	Spoke about "Vision and Service" using Christ's transfiguration as an allegory.
6	Official	Class officers announced; news of faculty and former students.
7	Miss Ruth Mercer	Spent time with her sister Blanche.
7	Miss Hazel Shillinglaw	Teaching at Milo, Iowa.
7	Miss Lou Shepherd of Waverly	Returned to her duties on the faculty after having surgery for appendicitis.
7	Misses Vera Barnes, Selma Barnes and Jane Bigelow	Spent time in Waterloo at the home of Mae Howell.
7	Glenn Mitchell of Manning	Visited with friends in Cedar Falls.
7	The Alphas	Presented a lively program called "Moving Picture Program".
7	Mr. H. J. Whitacre	Will read a paper at the State Teachers Association meeting in Des Moines.
7	The Annual Society day	Meeting was held for all of the literary societies to attend.
7	Miss Esther Shoemaker	Visited schools in Waterloo and attended the Cliosophic initiation and banquet.
7	The Junior Class	Met at the home of Sylvia Ufford to practice yells.
7	Miss Clara Baxter	Has been enjoying a visit from her father.
7	Mrs. D. Sands Wright and mother	Visiting with relatives in South Dakota.
7	Last week	Miss Leila Marsh enjoyed a visit from her aunt and uncle of Decorah, Iowa.
7	Mr. H. D. Eittreim	Called to his home in Radcliffe, Iowa due to the death of a relative.
7	Miss Clara Malmin's mother	Visited the college for a short time.
7	Miss Platner's father	Visited the college as a delegate at the Presbyterian synod.
7	Florence Warnock of Coggon	Spent time with friends while attending a Sunday school convention.
7	Miss Hussey	Is taking the women of her special gymnasium classes to the State Teachers convention at Des Moines.
7	Mr. Peter Hansen	Visited with friends in Cedar Falls.
7	Mr. Henry C. Beinke	Accepted the position of string conductor at the Ross conservatory of music in Waterloo.
7	Miss Edna Hall	Returned to her home in Tripoli, Iowa, because of a sprained ankle.
7	The following girls	Roster of women who spent the weekend at home.
7	Misses Grace Karges and Henrietta Van Holst	Entertained guests.
7	Miss Hilda Eberle	Returning to school to finish her course.
7	Miss Mary Vavrina	Spent time visiting Oelwein.
7	Miss Jacoba Van Dellen	Spent time with her sister Ella.
7	The Senior B. A. class	Will hold a Halloween party at Matthew Hall.
7	The Eulalian's initiation	Initiation will take place on October 29th.
7	The Neos	Will have their initiation Halloween evening.
7	The Senior Home Economics Department	Halloween party will be given.
7	The Y. W. C. A.	Will host a Halloween party for their members.
7	Mr. Fully of Sioux City	Visited with Ruth Bailey.
7	Bartlett Hall	Held an open house for the members of the synod.
7	Miss Margaret Hagan	Is in the hospital due to a severe case of appendicitis.
7	Miss Rhea Ford's father	Visited with his daughter for a short time.
7	Miss Ruth Wright	Visiting at Red Oak.
7	Miss Clarine Mueller's mother	Visiting from Webster City for a short time.
8	Mr. A. B. Alderman	County superintendent of Marion, Iowa.
8	Rev. and Mrs. A. M. Gray of Nan King, China	Attended the synod and were guests at the home of Dr. and Mrs. C. P. Colegrove.
8	Miss Mabel Berry	Accepted a position in Audubon, Iowa.
8	Miss Roxie Weeks	Spent time with Miss Mary Head and attended a meeting of the Ossolis.
8	Brownlie Graham and family	Visited their daughters, Jeanetta, Sarah, and Agnes.
8	Wallace Knobbs	Working as superintendent of schools at Troy, Iowa.
8	We have as a student	Vera Hanks is a distant relative of Abraham Lincoln.
8	Mr. J. W. Ellingson	Resides in McHenry, North Dakota.
8	Miss Charlotte A. Hunter	Working as principal at Prairieburg, Iowa.
8	Miss Myra Louise Gault	Tutoring at the home of Dr. C. H. Mayo in Minnesota.
8	Mr. Harold H. Maynard	Has joined the graduate department at this school.
8	Miss Vivian Dunlap	Working as drawing supervisor in Lincoln, Nebraska.
8	Henry Immerzeel	Superintendent of the Galt schools.
8	J. C. Hansen	Visited at his home.
8	Joe McKibben and Clyde Porter	Visited with Mae McKibben and Mary Head.
8	Miss Roxie Weeks	Visited with Mae McKibben and Mary Head.
8	Paul James	Along with Helen Hinkson spent time at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James in Guttenberg.
8	Miss Ethel Kahley	Left school due to an illness to her mother.
8	Miss Mildred Tabor	Has accepted a position as primary teacher in Montezuma, Iowa.
8	Old Gold balloting; two ballots taken without an election	Believes women are inept at voting.