College Eye — February 9, 1916

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Philo choose society debaters; men chosen for triangular	Floyd Walsh, John Winn, Roy Crouch, and Harold Eittreim chosen to represent the Philos in debate.
1	Teachers again defeat U. I. U.; game won in last few minutes of play	Teachers defeats Upper Iowa, 40-36.
1	Schoolmasters have banquet; President Seerley makes splendid address at first meeting	Recap of events at gathering.
1	"China's Problem"; Dr. Ng Poon Chew discusses the Eastern situation	Ng Poon Chew delivers address on the status of China as a growing nation.
1	Aviator sails high; Elmer Erickson proves ideal airman	Review of "The Aviator" performance given by drama students.
2	Mr. Cornelius Murphy	Married Mary Kauth on February 2, 1916.
2	Miss Irene Lawler	Attended several social functions.
2	Miss Lucille Bingen	Visited home in Ackley.
2	Professor and Mrs. Getchell	Hosted the Home Economics seniors.
2	Iowa Club	Recap of events at meeting.
2	"Movies"	Moving picture program to take place February 11.
2	Y. M. C. A.	Roger Leavitt to speak to group.
2	The Education Club	J. C. McGlade addresses group.
2	Clarksville dedicates new school	Home Economics women serve refreshments at dedication; Cedar Falls teachers at the district for the year are listed.
3	"Alphies? Awful carryin'? Oons"; mysterious visitors appear at Alphie Hall	Members who are not currently active dressed in vintage clothing and attended the meeting.
3	Shake-Aristo	Enjoyed candy; list of speakers and their topics.
3	Delphian	Installed new officers.
3	Getchells entertain	Professor and Mrs. Getchell entertain chemistry students.
4	The loafer	Loafers are a burden to any community or organization.
4	Desire	Does not believe that all offenses occurring in the library should result in the same fine.
4	Woman's debate	Six women will be chosen to debate against Coe College.
4	Our car service	Running out of patience with the unreliability of the Cedar Falls Car Service.
4	Prof. Byron J. Lambert of Iowa City makes specifications for new bridge	New bridge in Iowa City will be longest concrete bridge in Iowa.
4	Untitled	Roy Davis visited College Hill last weekend.
4	Untitled	Encourages caution during icy weather.
4	Do you want a barrel of money?	Believes students could make money selling sand to improve the roads.
5	Program in testing results of teaching	Professor Condit gives a history of testing the performance of teachers.
7	Miss Platner, Miss Case, and Mr. Welles	Gave a musical performance at the annual meeting of the Tuesday Club.
7	Miss Erickson	Visited with her brother and sister, and attended the class play.
7	Miss Olive Easter	Begins her practice teaching at a rural school.
7	Miss Lucy Trego	Called to her home because of the illness of her mother.
7	Miss Agnes Molumby's friends	She will return to school very shortly.
7	Miss Edna Reitzel	Has been ill for a week.
7	Miss Toedt	Confined to her room because of illness.
7	The Philathea Class	Held a gathering in the Y. W. C. A. room.
7	That lonesome Sunday feeling	Twenty students gathered at the home of Professor Getchell.
7	Joint meeting of the Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A. will be led by student volunteers	Program outlined.
7	Mr. Stone	Along with the critic and room teachers, furnished a room for the Y. W. C. A. girls.
7	Y. W. C. A.; college pageant to be given in the auditorium on the 18	Carnival will feature new entertainment this year.
7	Y. W. C. A. membership banquet	Program description; discussed the founding of the Y. W. C. A.
8	Miss Grace Jenks	Was a guest of Helen Buell at her home in Clinton.
8	Miss MacCratly	Called home by the death of her grandmother.
8	Miss Frances Philo	Visited with friends on the Hill.
8	Mr. Herbert Hattman of Dubuque	Returned to his work at the school.
8	Miss June Stout	Unable to attend school due to an attack of tonsillitis.
8	Miss Leona Meier	Absent from school due to illness.
8	Miss Leora Johnson	Enjoyed a visit from her sister.
8	Louis Scallon	Visited with friends on the Hill.
8	Mr. Romeo Short	Refereed a basketball game in Charles City.
8	Miss Laura Conaway	Visited with friends in Cedar Rapids.
8	Prof. and Mrs. Condit	Spent time in Iowa City with their son Brian.
8	Prof. Bertha Martin	Along with others, traveled to Des Moines to watch a production of Hamlet.
8	The Physical Education department	Enjoyed a skating party in the Armory.
8	Miss Elva Osterson	Visited friends on the Hill.
8	Last week	Margaret Hobstetter enrolled at the I. S. T. C.
8	Miss Blanche Bohach	Spent time at her home in St. Ansgar, Iowa.
8	Miss Elise Possebl	Visited with Ethel Witt and Esther Eiffert.
8	Miss Hester Stone	Spent time at her home in Vinton.
8	Miss Lydia Meyer	Was called to her home due to the serious illness of her mother.
8	Miss Drina Thomson	Spent time at her home in Hampton.
8	Miss Charlotte Holland	Spent time at her home in Bode, Iowa.
8	Tay Swartzendrover	Spent time with her sister Floy.
8	Miss Lucy Porter	Back in school after recovering from an illness.
8	Mr. Ralph Greene	Visited his sister.
8	Mr. Pardee	Paid a short visit to his daughter Mary.
8	Misses Ezra Keirwick and Ray Pahl	Attended the class play.
8	Chas. Heald of West Branch	Visited with his brother Ira.
8	Miss Ethel Ehlers	Visited with friends in Cedar Rapids.
8	Miss Lois Langworthy	Spent time at her home in Cedar Rapids.
8	Miss Oma Shimer	Will leave for her home in Grundy Center due to an attack of rheumatism.
8	Miss Nell Young	Visited with friends in Des Moines.
8	Mr. Wesley Cerny	Spent time at his home in Manly.
8	Miss Helena Jongewaard	Spent time in Cedar Rapids.
8	Mr. and Mrs. Shanewise	Attended the class play.
8	David, Andrew, and Lydia Meyer of Aplington	Called home by the death of their mother.
8	Announcements	Students announce their candidacy for College Eye positions for the coming year.
8	College calendar	Meetings and events planned.