College Eye — November 24, 1915

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Begeman's entertain B. A.'s; seniors have a jolly time at house of sponsors.	Played games and socialized.
1	Art festival is a success; living pictures please	Was well-attended.
1	Teachers hold Morningside; both teams equally crippled. T. C. failed to show usual fight.	Morningside won, 20-9.
1	Father and son banquet; men and boys enjoy social evening at Bartlett Hall	About 250 men attended.
1	Applause greets faculty recital; large audience attends annual concert	Detailed review of recital.
2	N. C. A.	Father Wieneke spoke about the upcoming Catholic Students' Convention in Indiana.
2	Professional	Biography of Harrington Emerson, head of the department of modern languages at the University of Nebraska.
3	Iowa Club	Former members visited meeting; news of members and club activities.
3	Champion boy corn grower of Black Hawk County selected	Parker Lichty received a free trip to the San Francisco Exposition for yielding 102 bushels of corn from one acre of land.
3	Untitled	Olive Olander spoke at a chapel service at the Colorado State Normal School.
4	Editorial	Wants Pep Club to be supportive of the debate team; encourages literary societies to ratify constitution and establish inter-society compacts; students are invited to Thanksgiving dinner at Mrs. Walker's house; men should join the Schoolmaster's Club.
4	Cooperation	The staff the College Eye asks for the cooperation of all on campus to make the summer issues of the paper a success.
4	Thanksgiving	Encourages students to be thankful even if they cannot be at home for Thanksgiving.
4	Peculiar customs	Tries to understand affection between two women.
4	Impertinence	Encourages use of ushers at concerts to eject loud audience members.
4	The English Club	Professor Barnes spoke about Shakespeare's use of Biblical diction.
4	Teachers Ellsworth	Wants students to attend the game.
5	Untitled	F. N. Seerley will be visiting President Seerley.
5	Untitled	Emma Rait is a Latin and mathematics teacher.
5	"Put" is the question	Wants students to attend the debate with Highland Park.
5	Cliosophic	Gave a parody of Hamlet's soliloquy at their meeting.
5	Zeta	Members who participated in the Arts Festival.
5	Clio Orios Masquerade	Will have a Clio-Orio masquerade next Saturday.
6	Y. W. C. A.	A Thanksgiving service will be held on November 25; Mrs. Walker has invited all the students for Thanksgiving dinner.
6	"To Eat or Not to Eat"	Parody of "To Be or Not to Be"
6	Official	News of alumni; news of other normal schools.
7	A number of the Training School girls	Chose Frieda Thoene as their guardian of their new Camp Fire.
7	Miss Alva Gaarder	Went to her home in Kensett, Iowa, on account of an illness.
7	Friends of Miss Emily Walter	Teaching in the commercial department of the high school of Neoga, Illinois.
7	Mr. Brocksmit of Chicago	Visited with his sister, Helen Brocksmit, at Bartlett Hall.
7	Miss Maide Cox	Has returned to her home in Livermore.
7	Miss Helene Howell	Will spend Thanksgiving with her sister Mae in Cedar Falls.
7	Miss Sofie Thoene	Will spend Thanksgiving at her home on Olive Street.
7	Miss Marie Harker	Underwent a serious operation at Sartori Hospital.
7	College Hill was depopulated	Roster of students who were out of town during the weekend.
7	Thanksgiving	Roster of students going home for the holiday.
7	Elsie Brooker	Visited with her sister Ruth.
7	Mr. Lynne Fortsch	Broke his thumb while playing football.
7	Miss Lucille Bingen	Attended the wedding of her cousin in Waterloo.
7	Miss Lenore Silliman	Attended the game between Coe and Cornell in Mt. Vernon.
7	Miss Janet Sheehan	Visiting Sara Riggs.
7	Miss Jane Bigelow	Spent time in Clarksville visiting with Marjorie Watkins.
7	Miss Nan Mitchell	Spent time visiting friends in Northwood.
7	Mr. George Zimmerman	Will spend Thanksgiving in Cedar Falls, visiting with friends.
7	La Grippe	Roster of students suffering from an illness traveling around campus.
7	Mrs. Thomas Gauley	Visiting Cedar Falls to spend Thanksgiving with her daughters.
7	Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Donald	Entertained the Wayne County students at their home.
7	Miss Lillian Olson	Enjoyed a visit from her mother.
7	Miss Anna Gertrude Childs	Sunday school class was entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Leavitt.
7	Miss Bernice Rodman	Left school due to illness.
7	On Friday evening	Bess McCoy and Lula Morrison entertained a number of the college students.
7	Miss Sheehan	Visited with Sara Riggs.
7	Miss Jennette Carpenter	Traveled to Mt. Vernon to attend the inauguration of Dr. Charles W. Flint.
7	Misses Faye and Gladys Palmer	Touring the South as members of the L. A. C. orchestra of Chicago.
7	Mrs. Merrick of Dougherty, Iowa	Spent time with her daughter Doris.
7	Miss Rena Struve	Spent time with Della Woods.
7	Miss Florence H. Freer	Entertained the members of the Inter Nos club.
7	Misses Eliza Townsend and Stella Farley	Spent time in Grundy Center visiting at the Ivan Mast home.
7	Misses Mildred and Meda Warner	Spent time with relatives in Shell Rock.
7	Misses Gladys Bird and Gladys Wartnaby	Spent time in Fort Dodge at the Bird home.
7	Misses Ruth Sheldon and Mildred Pattee	Spent time at their homes in Riceville, Iowa.
7	Miss Helen Farrell	Called to her home in De Witt, Iowa, due to a serious illness to her mother.
8	Miss Bertha Thoma	Returned to her home in Postville after visiting with her sister Louise.
8	The team that goes to Des Moines; photo	Debate participants; photo.
8	Educational Club	The meeting centered around consolidating schools.