College Eye — November 3, 1915

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Miss Hazel Bunting	Hazel Bunting has gone home to Corwith, Iowa, due to sickness.
1	Newman Halloween	Students dressed in costumes for the party.
1	Matzenauer concert much enjoyed; large crowd heartily applauds noted artist	Review of the performance.
1	New manual arts building	Describes architecture of building; should be completed for summer or fall term next year.
1	Athletic police system	Believes that because students have free admission to games, they should help police the grounds.
1	Teachers win from U. I. U.; score 61-19; game featured by good offensive work, both sides poor on defensive	Surprised Upper Iowa with student support for the football team.
1	Mrs. Imlay wins declamatory contest; Elmer Erickson second; Walter Koester third	Seven students participated; encourages students to use constructive criticism when reading the College Eye.
2	Iowa Club	Professors Hart and Campbell spoke briefly; Mr. Schriber from Colorado Teacher's College spoke.
2	Forensics	Will debate Highland Park in the fall about the permanent retention of the Philippine Islands.
2	Art	Describes the difference between the knowledge of art and knowledge about art.
3	The vision of the rural teacher	Text of speech given during chapel.
3	Cedar Heights entertainment	Held a Halloween entertainment party.
3	Chapel demonstration	Campus groups were in charge of the chapel service.
4	Nerve	Contends that some students have too much nerve.
4	The Game	Praises spirit and behavior of large crowd at football game.
4	Does the faculty know it all?	Condemns faculty endorsement of two Old Gold candidates.
4	The Faculty attitude toward student organizations	Suggests that student organizations be given more freedom.
4	Debating League and Oratorical Union	Advocates the union of the Debating League and Oratorical Associations.
4	Four o'clock philosophy
4	Untitled	Reporters who cannot cover their games should inform the College Eye staff in enough time to find a replacement.
4	Editorial	Large crowd attended football game; believes physical education system is working.
4	Untitled	Praises large attendance of football game.
5	Picnic breakfast	Held breakfast and study at the golf course.
5	Golf links scene of activity of 1915 class	Had a bonfire at the golf course.
5	Last Thursday evening	Some women pretended to be ghosts and disturbed those who were studying in McCaffery Hall.
5	Glasener's eleven trim Martins; score 26 to 7	T. C. won against Cedar Falls and New Hampton.
5	Untitled	Considered forming a Scandinavian Club for students from Norway and Denmark.
5	Social Science Club	Elected officers.
5	Irving Initiation	Held Halloween meeting by the river; initiated new members.
5	Chresto initiation	Held annual banquet and initiation ceremony.
5	Alpha notes	Will have a double program next meeting.
5	Home Economics party big success	The seniors of the Home Economics Club held a party in honor of the Juniors.
6	Mass meeting	Students got together to celebrate the football victory.
6	Y. M. and Y. W. joint meeting	Mr. Bond spoke about "Simplicity".
6	Official	News of administrators; news from other colleges.
6	Y. M. C. A.	Held membership banquet for women.
7	Elsie Packard	Has been visiting with friends on the Hill.
7	Misses Anna Kenyon and Robin Leonard	Spent time at Miss Kenyon's home in Brooklyn, Iowa.
7	Misses Ruth and Faye Bristley	Spent time at their home in Conrad, Iowa.
7	Miss Garrah Packer	Will enter school next term.
7	Margaret Barnes of Bartlett Hall	Spent time at her home in Cherokee.
7	Kathleen Morris of Bartlett Hall	Spent time with friends in Oelwein.
7	Miss Hilda Eberle of Prescott, Iowa	Returned to school to finish her work.
7	Miss Isabel Wolfe's sister	Mrs. Klein visited Isabel Wolfe.
7	Miss Nell Cooper	Visited by her father and mother.
7	Miss Marcia Daigneau	Visited by her father and mother.
7	Mrs. Van Cleave	Gave a Halloween party.
7	Mrs. Marion Walker	Recently traveled to several places around Iowa, where she spoke and met former ISTC people.
7	Miss Kennedy	Former student spent time visiting college friends.
7	Miss Eliza Townsend	Spent time at her home in Garwin, Iowa.
7	Miss Helen Buell	Absent from school because of illness.
7	Misses Grace Wilson, Marie Whitehouse, and Ethyl Gibson	Traveled to Ames to attend the Ames-Nebraska football game.
7	Miss Mabel Hanson's mother	Mabel Hanson's mother visited.
7	John Otto of Wapello	Spent time with his sister Wilhelmina.
7	Gladys Braley	Spent time in Grinnell and attended the Coe-Grinnell game.
7	Grace Wilson	Spent time in Ames.
7	Miss Maude Warren of Wapello, Iowa	Spent time with her friend Belle Smith.
7	Miss Mildred Smith	Called home to Garwin, Iowa, because of the death of her grandfather.
7	Prof. Pelzer of Iowa City	Visited the Teachers College.
7	Geo. Bailey of Grinnell	Visited his sister Irma.
7	Miss Laura Conaway	Spent time at the home of Judge Robbins in Cedar Falls, Iowa.
7	Bertha Torode	Enjoyed a visit from her sister.
7	M. Belle Smith	Enjoyed a visit from her mother.
7	Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hall	Mr. and Mrs. Hall, with a group of others, spent time with Hazel Hall.
7	On Wednesday afternoon	Junior Kindergarten students met to elect new officers.
7	Miss Irene Lawler	Spent time in Eldora.
7	Miss Mae Cunningham	Spent time in Charles City.
7	Doctor and Mrs. Pote and baby	Were guests of Bethene Smith.
7	Mr. Mueller of Webster City	Visited with his daughter Clarine.
7	Miss Mildred Walls	On the sick list.
7	The officers of the Junior College Seniors	Entertained their class in the Gymnasium.
7	The B. A.s	Held their Halloween party at Mathew Hall.
7	Misses Jennie De Groot, Jennie Cordes	Along with Palma Hendrickson and Mary Waterman spent time in Kamrar.
7	Miss Gladys Detrick	Enjoyed a visit from her cousin from Vinton.
7	Student Volunteer Band	Dr. Cutler will outline the requirements for entering he field of missionary work.
7	Miss Wilhelmina Otto	Recently entertained her brother George.
8	Friends of Rev. Fennerikus Bruin and Mrs. Ruth Ballon Bruin	The couple is located in New York.
8	Miss Helen Anderson	Teaching home economics in Story City, Iowa.
8	Miss Nell Kramer	Visiting with her sister Anna.
8	Miss Maude MacAllister	Working as Y. W. C. A. Secretary in Long Beach, California.
8	Miss Francis Larender	Teaching public school in Mayville, North Dakota.
8	Miss Edna Stave	Head of the History department in the training high school of the University of California.
8	Miss Kizzie Belle Gambs	Was married and is now Mrs. William Griffin.
8	Mrs. Sara Sherman Pryor	Head of the Public Speaking and Dramatic work of the State Normal School in Valley City, North Dakota.
8	Miss Nela Hill	Training to become a nurse.
8	Mr. R. F. Seymour	Refereed a game in Sioux City.
8	George Hauser and Jack Hansen	Both played for Minnesota in the Minnesota-Illinois game.
8	Miss Daisy Erwin	Visited the Teachers College.
8	Mr. Howard Fearing	Attended the football game.
8	Mr. Homer Veatch	Entered the law school at the Iowa State University.
8	Miss Esther Daniel	Spent time with friends in Cedar Falls.
8	Mr. J. C. Rambon of Macedonia, Iowa	Visited his daughter Doris.
8	Mahlon Johnson	Visited with friends on the Hill.
8	Bert McDonald	Spent time visiting friends on the hill.
8	At present	Wendell Strike received a season ending injury to his collarbone.
8	Mrs. S. S. Hanson of Collins	Visited with her daughter Mabel.
8	Holger Peterson	Visited the college on his way back to California.
8	The girls living at Huber Hall	Held a Halloween party.
8	Mrs. Hart	Gave a Halloween party for the Kewpie Club.
8	Miss Thurtle	Spent time at her home in Valley Junction.
8	Miss Garrah Packer of Marshalltown	Visiting the Hill; looking for a place to live for next term.
8	Miss Melinda Casten	Enjoyed a visit from her sister Luella.
8	N. C. A. meeting	Discussed Mexico.