College Eye — January 26, 1916

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Ruth Egbert Imlay wins first prize; contest pronounced very good	Won the twenty-third annual Oratorical Contest; will participate in the inter-state contest.
1	Y. W. C. A. membership banquet; first big event of the big jubilee	Will celebrate for a month with chapters world wide.
1	Coburn's will play "Yellow Jacket"; Chinese comedy comes highly recommended	Briefly describes plot.
1	Teachers immerse hardshells; Pedagogs clean fast Des Moines five in fast game; score 40 to 29	Gives detailed account of game; commends Earl Whitford for his accuracy in shooting baskets.
1	Symphony concert well rendered; large crowd enjoys Mr. Merrill's program	Twenty-nine students performed in the concert.
1	Section meetings of Iowa teachers	Dates and locations given.
1	"Going Up"; the Dramatic Club will present "killing" farce	Gives short history of play.
1	The consolidated college	Believes religious organizations should concentrate their monetary donations to fewer schools.
2	Play and education	Organized play time encourages child development.
3	Many hear Carmen and Aida	Went to Waterloo to see the San Carlo Opera perform.
3	English Club	Had a larger number of attendees than normal; gives program.
3	Social Science Club	Will discuss "The Mexican Situation" and "The Reserve Banks and the Farming States" at the next meeting.
3	Community centers	Gives account of local meetings.
3	Mr. and Mrs. Cory return from interesting trip	Traveled for four weeks; visited battlegrounds around Chattanooga, Tennessee; went to Chickamauga; stopped in Chicago on the way home.
4	Evolution	Discusses evolutionist thought in terms of creationist thought.
4	Going through the motions	Criticizes the chapel services.
4	Listen	Encourages reporters to submit their articles in a timely manner so the newspaper will make it to press on time.
4	On being a grind	Encourages students to study.
4	Untitled	Encourages students to submit news items to the paper.
4	Untitled	Encourages students to participate in the spring oratorical contest.
4	Railroading; a receipt	Sarcastic view expressing how officers can place members of organizations against each other.
5	Rural education	Professor Fullerton led singing; Iowa Glee Club performed; Professor Colegrove spoke about efficient teaching.
5	Demonstration schools corn judging contest	Teams participating to receive prizes from J. S. Latta & Co.
5	Untitled	Men of the Department of Rural Education to write bulletin on progress of rural education; Edith Allen visiting rural schools in order to coordinate their efforts with those of the department; demand is increasing for vocational instruction.
6	The Bible	Professor Walters addresses joint Y. M. and Y. W. C. A. meeting on the topic of the Bible.
6	Progressive Cedar Falls	Cedar Falls school districts approve spending for adding vocational instruction to schools.
6	Enrollment	Enrollment is gradually increasing from term to term.
6	Presidents of state normal schools	Will hold annual conference in Chicago.
6	Meeting of department of superintendence	Education administrators of all levels across America to meet in Detroit, Michigan.
6	Reunions of the alumni	Reunion announcements.
6	New board member	Willard C. Stuckslager becomes most recent appointee to the State Board of Education.
6	How to live on twenty-four hours in a day	Y. W. C. A. hears address on living life one day at a time.
6	Examination in physics placed on same basis as agriculture, domestic science, and manual training; summer term	Publication of resolution adopted by the Educational Board of Examiners.
7	Mrs. Katherine Oliver McCoy	Visited her sister Margaret.
7	Junior frolic	Junior class holds party at home of Paul Farlow.
7	Shake; The Ladies Home Journal	Program for Shakespearean meeting provided.
7	Miss Jean Jongewaard	Jean Jongewaard and Elizabeth Bisbee entertain Y. W. C. A. cabinet members.
7	The girls at the Edelman house	Edelman house women hold chafing dish party for Mary Chindor of Arapahoe, Nebraska.
7	Miss Sadie Tow	Sadie Tow spends the weekend at home in Cedar Rapids.
7	It has been commented upon	Rural teaching students are almost always present at chapel services.
8	Mr. and Mrs. Getchell	Entertained members of the second year Junior College Class.
8	Miss Mabel Block	Visited with school friends.
8	Andrew and David Meyer	Spent time at their home in Aplington.
8	Miss Mary Cronin	Spent time at her home in Clarksville.
8	Miss Ruth Fyfe	Called to her home by the death of a family member.
8	Miss Ethel Miner	Accepted a position as teacher of English and Home Economics.
8	Miss Mabel Hanson	Spent time at her home in Nevada, Iowa.
8	Mrs. C. W. Stone	Will return to her home after a serious illness.
8	Miss Merner	Recovering from a serious illness.
8	Miss Agnes Molumby	Recovering from a broken arm.
8	Miss Oma Shimer	In the hospital because of a severe case of rheumatism.
8	Misses Margaret Mullarky and Donna Potter	Visited with Alice Swanson at her home in Osage.
8	Last Thursday	Hazel Downing was visited by her father.
8	Miss Mattie Norris	Was able to return to school after a prolonged illness over the holidays.
8	College calendar	Meetings and events planned.
8	Misses Lulu Ewing and Jacoba Van Dellen	Spent time with Elda Platt at her home in Waterloo.