College Eye — November 17, 1915

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Bartlett Hall	The Primary Kindergarten girls entertained their teachers and supervisors.
1	Teachers shatter Wisconsin Normal; Captain Short and Fields out of the game; final score 82-0	Gives enthusiastic account of game.
1	Alphas lead the way; society starts something new by introducing novel stunt	Invented "Lady-like Football".
1	The Art Festival; Miss Gratan will stage interesting program	Dress rehearsal will be held on Thursday; program to start on Friday.
1	Conference of Charities and Correction to meet in Waterloo	Will meet November 21-23.
1	Cedar Falls Teachers Banquet; nearly three hundred attend annual luncheon at State Teacher's meeting	Alumni met in Des Moines and attended the banquet together.
1	Girls organize pep club; girls show good start	Officers elected; fifty women joined as charter members.
1	Shake-Aristo Hall; brother and sister societies improve society home	Purchased new curtains and rug since last term.
2	Professional; Iowa and Rural Education	Believes rural community is foundation for society.
3	"The Years at the Spring"	The story of "Rob Robin".
4	A word of appreciation	Expresses thanks to professors who let their classes out to watch the football games.
4	Mr. McKitrick addresses joint meeting	Spoke about "Sin and Modern Sinners".
4	Warren Proctor as composer	Proctor's song "You" is a popular tune in New York.
4	Can a monkey belong to a literary society?	Does not support monkeys being members in literary societies; believes society members should take care of public property.
4	School Master's Club	Wants to organize a club to discuss curricular issues.
4	Editorial	Calls on students to respect chapel exercises.
4	Women	Proposes a "Women's Edition" of the College Eye.
5	N. C. A.	Anna McGovern spoke on "How to Study Pictures".
5	Art Festival ticket	Tickets cost twenty-five cents for adults and fifteen cents for children.
5	Iowa Club	President Seerley spoke about "When Rural Schools Have Done Their Work and Set the People Free".
5	Aristo program	Was well-attended.
5	Junior V division demonstration	Gives short description of Junior demonstration.
5	Birthday party	Women with birthdays in September, October, November, and December held a party in the restroom; one hundred women attended.
6	Official	News of former students and faculty members; notes on enrollment.
7	Miss Marian Oathout	Spent time at her home in Shelby, Iowa.
7	Miss Jessie Lawrence	Enjoying two weeks of vacation at her home in Cedar Falls.
7	Miss Ethel Huber	Spent time with her sister in Wyoming, Iowa.
7	Prof. George S. Dick	Stopped to visit friends in Cedar Falls on his way to Tennessee.
7	Margery Plumb	Visited with the Coolidge family.
7	Miss Mary Head	Held a party at her home for the physical training department.
7	Miss Elsa Krause	Spent time at her home in Mason City.
7	Miss Gladys Wells	Went to her home in Washington, Iowa, due to an illness.
7	Miss Henrietta Thornton	Called to Leavenworth, Kansas, by the death of a cousin.
7	Miss Lillian Cumming	Spent time at her home in Hicks, Iowa.
7	Misses Lois Porter and Iva Green	Spent time in Reinbeck.
7	Miss Kathryn Murphy	Spent time at the home of her brother in Sumner, Iowa.
7	Mr. Lafe Charlesworth of Osage	Spent time visiting Elsie Eberhard.
7	Miss Margaret Mullarky	Spent time at her home in Fort Dodge.
7	Miss Faith Kiddoo	Left to visit her father in Creston after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Buswell; will teach at Michigan State Teachers College.
7	Miss Dorothy Brown	Spent time at her home in Manchester.
7	Misses Irma Golberg and Nellie Hansen	Entertained Theodore Sanford and George Ilers from St. Ansgar.
7	Miss Nelson	Spent time at her home in Hazelton, Iowa.
7	Miss Hazel Hitchings	Spent time at her home in Maynard, Iowa.
7	Walter Koester and Elmer Erickson	Gave readings at Study Center in La Porte City.
7	Misses Margaret Peters and Leone Atkinson	Went to Iowa City for the Ames-Iowa game.
7	Misses Ruby Gillespie, Hester Stone, Helen Bordewick, Lola Glock and Dorothy Hauts	All spent time at their respective homes in Vinton, Iowa.
7	Miss Louise Thoma's sister	Has been visiting the college.
7	Miss Olive	Spent time with Edna Hale at her home in Tripoli, Iowa.
7	Miss Pauline Stoll	Spent time at her home in Sheffield, Iowa.
7	Miss Brooker's sister	Visited in Cedar Falls.
7	Miss Henrietta Van Olst	Was the guest of Vera Wintrod in Oelwein.
7	Miss Roadman	At her home in Monticello due to illness.
7	Miss Wylam	Spent time at her home in Nashua.
7	Miss Frances Wright	Called to her home in Algona due to the serious illness to her sister.
7	Misses Louise Wiedeman	Roster of students who traveled to Iowa City for the Iowa-Ames football game.
7	Miss Nellie Cooper	Will attend Homecoming at the state university.
7	Miss Marian Bonner of Jewell	Visited with friends in Cedar Falls.
7	Misses Dorothy Cady and Charlotte Bockenthien	Traveled to Grinnell.
7	Miss Burg of Webster City	Visited with Laura Conaway, and will attend school next term.
7	Miss Ruth Tyrrell	Spent time at her home in Waverly.
7	Miss Maude Andrews	Spent time in La Porte City with Exie McQuilken.
7	Misses Cathryn Morphew and Eleanore Luse	Will visit at the Luse home in West Liberty before attending the Iowa Homecoming.
7	The junior Philathea class	Enjoyed time spent in the church parlors.
7	Dr. and Mrs. W. Fahs	Held a get together for the Presbyterian students.
7	Miss Laura Conaway	Spent time with friends in Cedar Rapids.
7	Miss Lillian Fisher	Forced to leave school on account of poor health.
7	Mr. W. T. Morgan	Former faculty member will take a job at Yale University.
7	The first year Junior College people	Held a jubilee picnic at the golf links.
7	The senior Philathea class	Held a bonfire on the golf links.
7	Misses Frieda Thoene and Louise Thoma	Attended the Ames-Morningside game in Ames, Iowa.
7	Inez Jensen	Called home on account of an illness to her mother.
7	Rex Haight	Suffered a mishap while canoeing.
7	Miss Bessie Hoefer	Teaching in the grade school in Pasadena, California.
7	Last Sunday	Junior College Seniors spent time at the home of Professor and Mrs. Getchell.
8	Mr. A. P. McClenahan	Along with W. H. Gemmill, visited the college.
8	Miss Florence Kennedy	Spent time visiting her cousin.
8	Emma Rait	Will teach Latin and mathematics at Adair, Iowa.
8	Miss Margaret Mary Wing	Working as an instructor in Home Economics.
8	Mrs. Lena Engelhart Hollis	Living in Rolfe, Iowa, with her husband.
8	Miss Maude Gilchrist	Gave up her work to care for her mother.
8	Franklin O. Smith	Accepted work as a professor of psychology at the University of Montana at Missoula.
8	Miss Margaret Dick	Was admitted to membership in the American Guild of Organists.
8	Miss Edna Hall	Visited the college.
8	Miss Iva Babcock	Married to Dr. John D. Hemenway of Waverly.
8	Miss Alta Thern Bailey	Married to Ray Gilbertson; make their home in Mingo, Iowa.
8	Miss Hellen Marr Smith	Teaching Latin and English in the Spirit Lake High School.
8	Below are some of our former students	Verplanck Bennett and Sumner Chase have been appointed to positions at the State University of Iowa.
8	Mathematics Club	Will discuss "The Development of Algebra and Geometry".
8	Gospel Team	Conducted a series of meetings in Traer this weekend.
8	On Sunday evening	Conducted meetings in a Presbyterian Church in Waterloo.
8	Y. W. C. A.	Mrs. Cooper spoke about her field work.
8	Rural seniors' songs and yell	Spirit song of the senior class.
8	C. W. Ramseyer	Married Ruby Phillips.