College Eye — February 2, 1916

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Booth Tarkington writes Tribune; well known author commends Coburn players	Enjoyed the performance of "The Yellow Jacket".
1	Training School; parents and teacher have profitable meeting	After conferences, students played games.
1	China's progress; Dr. Ng Poon Chew So sums up recent developments in China	Will speak about China's setbacks of the new republic.
1	"The aviator"; this farce will be given Thursday Feb. 3	Encourages students to attend the mid-winter play.
1	Pedagogs beat Upper Iowa; game characterized by extreme roughness; score 26 to 16
1	Aristos choose debating team	To choose their contenders for the triangular debate, students from the Aristotelian society discussed whether or not a city manager should be adopted by all cities and towns in the United States.
1	J. H. Francis	Will lecture twice.
1	The Young Women's Christian Ass'n. 1886--1916; 'A jubilee shall that fiftieth year be unto you'. Lev. 25:11	Description of events for the anniversary celebration; short history of organization.
2	Function of the high school	High school work should be appealing to students intellectually and it should minister to them.
3	Science Club	Sponsors lecture by E. L. Redfern on the protection of food materials.
4	Heels	Asks people wearing heel plates to be mindful of others before making noise at performances.
4	A few anachronisms	Notices that some training school teachers are teaching advanced material to students while others are working very simplistically.
4	Editorial	Urges students to plead with landlords on the Hill to remedy the icy walkways.
4	"Sound your klaxon!"	Expresses desire for alumni sending in news of their activities to cease if they do it just to feel important.
4	The difference	Debate on whether or not attending college gives a person a sense of culture and betterment.
4	Studying human nature	Fictional account of a future person dedicated to the study of human nature recounting his discoveries to a current T. C. student.
5	Service	Professor Walters gives address on service at joint meeting of Y. M. and Y. W. C. A.
5	The power of attractiveness	Emma Lambert gives talk on attractiveness.
5	Untitled	Junior college seniors were entertained at Professor Getchell's home.
6	Detected	Rex Haight tries to enter his boarding house through the window and startles the landlady.
6	Convocation address	President Seerley to give convocation address at the University of Iowa; David Sands Wright at speak at "Normal Club" banquet following.
6	Golden wedding	Mr. and Mrs. William M. Fields celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary.
6	Art League luncheon	Regular meeting postponed so that members could have their photos taken for the annual.
6	Regular meeting of the Science Club	Professors Bond and Hersey address the group.
6	Social Science Club	Recap of events at meeting.
6	"The Yellow Jacket"	Mr. and Mrs. Coburn to present performance in ISTC auditorium.
6	Homerian	Program of events for meeting provided.
6	Official	Louise Lewelling entertains at the White House.
6	Assistant in Bartlett Hall	Nellie Tow appointed assistant head of Bartlett Hall.
7	Harry Shedd	Had been attending Northwestern University; now back at ISTC.
7	Education Club	Professor McGlade will speak on inspection of high schools.
7	Miss Jacoba Van Dellen	Visited home in Hampton.
7	Misses Alva and Ida Gaarder	Attended their parents' twenty-fifth anniversary.
7	Miss Jessie Borghart	Had been ill; now back in school.
7	Miss Guinn	Visited Olive Cooledge.
7	Miss Catherine Jensen	Sister visiting.
7	Miss Lulu Porter	Has been sick.
7	Miss Katherine Murphy	Visited friend in Oelwein.
7	Miss Grace Hitchcock	Visited Cedar Falls.
7	Mr. John L. Conrad	Visited friends in Cedar Falls.
7	Miss Hester Stone	Visited home in Vinton.
7	Miss Genevieve Stoudt	Visited home in Marble Rock.
7	Miss Jessie Shillinglaw	Recovering from illness.
7	Miss Mary Kegley	Visited home in Des Moines.
7	Miss Ella Norris	Visited home in Marshalltown.
7	Miss Eva Elliott	Went home due to illness of niece.
7	Helen Granger	Missed a week of school due to the measles.
7	Miss Margaret Oliver	Went to Waterloo with group of Presbyterian students.
7	Anna Wulf	Practice teaching in Cedar City.
7	Mr. Lee Shillinglaw	Took position with law firm in Waterloo.
7	Miss Pearl Menary	Visited Lenora Weber.
7	Minnie Kirstein	Brother Fred visited.
7	Ruth Fagan	Has been ill; Sarah Graham taught for her.
7	Ethel Lichty and Minnie Kirstein	Visited Frances Sage.
7	Olive Jensen	Will teach in Oelwein.
7	Ruth Drewelow	Visited her sister Esther.
7	Alpha reception	Held reception for new members, Philos, and faculty members.
7	W. S. Tomlins visits our college	Leads music students in song.
7	The College Eye election	Notice of upcoming election for College Eye staff.
7	Teachers 71--Charles City 31	Results from the Teachers College-Charles City basketball game.
7	Rural Education	Study center work hampered by icy roads.
7	N. C. A.	News notes from the Newman Catholic Student Association.
7	The mail	Schedule of mail collection times in Cedar Falls.
8	Miss Ione Hall of Grinnell	Visited with her friend Myrl Ristine.
8	Miss Osborne	Settled at her home in Atlantic, Iowa.
8	Miss Edith Allen	Took over for Isabel Osborne in the Home Economics Department.
8	Miss Esther Shoemaker	Spent time at her home on Olive Street.
8	Miss Philomena Duggan	Returned to school after a short illness.
8	Miss Ina Adams	Entertained a friend from Grinnell.
8	Miss Hussey of the Physical Education Department	Will give a lecture in Alden, Iowa.
8	Mr. Faye Cooledge	Did spring house cleaning.
8	Fern Kerr	Working in a rural school near her home.
8	Sue Whalen	Teaching at a rural school in Green County.
8	Laura Arthur	Called to her home in Ohio by the sudden death of her father.
8	Miss Ruth Foskett	Returned to teaching her gymnasium class after a bout with illness.
8	The members	Physical Education Department enjoyed a private party in the roller rink.
8	Dwight Piper	Spent time on the Hill visiting friends.
8	Margaret Fluent	Visited friends in Charles City.
8	Belle Norris	Called to her home due to the death of her grandmother.
8	Ida Mae Ilrath	Spent time at her home.
8	Lena Svendsen	Has found success working in a rural school in Grundy County.
8	Mr. Campbell	Was traveling and working at study centers around the state.
8	Charlotte Foster and Hazel Granger	Finished their practice teaching in the demonstration schools.
8	Olive Jensen	Accepted a position in a grade school at Oelwein.
8	Belle Smith	Fell and dislocated her shoulder.
8	Miss Lena Robinson	Out sick with rheumatism.
8	Charles Lynch	Spent time at his home in Green Mountain.
8	Miss Vera Barnes	Attended an Alpha Delta party in Ames.
8	Miss Rosalia Scott	Entertained a friend from Dallas City.
8	Miss Mayme Hough	Visited with her friend, Merle Thompson.
8	Miss Gladys Sabin	Spent time at her home in Manchester, Iowa.
8	Mr. Leslie Wilson	Spent time at the home of his cousins, Mary and Hallie Ward.
8	Miss Rose Pipal	Recovering from a short illness.
8	Misses Lulu Ewing and Jacoba Van Dellen	Spent time at the home of Elda Platt in Waterloo.
8	Miss Beulah Cerny	Spent time visiting friends in Manly, Iowa.
8	Miss Olive Lawrence	Visited with her sister in Parkersburg.
8	College calendar	Meetings and events planned.
8	Miss Gladys Sabin	Spent time at her home in Manchester.