College Eye — February 23, 1916

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Don't forget	Readers reminded to attend the Penn-Teachers basketball game.
1	Dr. Merchant gives splendid address	Text of chapel address.
1	Clios go coasting	Clio Society goes sledding.
1	Pageant draws large crowd; historical pageant of I. S. T. C.; creditable and clever representation of the life and activities of this institution	Review of production.
1	Pedagogues defeat Dubuque Germans; game one of the roughest ever played on home floor	T. C. defeats Dubuque University in basketball, 40-11.
1	Band concert pleases audience; College Auditorium packed at free concert	Review of the performance given by the Cedar Falls Concert Band.
1	Student volunteers	Announces meeting dates for the Y. M. C. A. band.
1	"The Servant in the House"; the Wm. Owen Company will present famous play	Information on coming production.
1	Shake-Aristo party	Literary societies hold leap year party.
2	Iowa Club	Professor Eells's Rural School class takes charge of proceedings for the evening.
2	An observation	Wishes people would cease the rash of coughing fits during chapel and class periods.
3	West High beats Training School	T. C. High falls to Waterloo West in basketball, 24-15.
3	Y. M. C. A.	Recap of events at meeting.
4	Prof. Forsman visits our school	Professor Forsman delivers demonstration on how to teach music with a talking machine.
4	Jokes	Humorous quips, some of which feature Teachers College personalities.
4	Under the sign of the wheelbarrow	Thoughts on American democracy and the responsibility of citizens to make it work.
4	The College Eye election	Update on election rules.
5	Mr. Proctor will give concert	Warren Proctor to sing on campus.
5	Sophomore party	Professor and Mrs. Berkstrasser chaperone get-together in the Gym.
5	Xmas in February for Clios	Sophomore Clio members donate new critics table to the society.
5	Zetas have open program	Recap of events at meeting.
5	Homerian	Society takes sleigh ride and has oyster stew dinner afterward.
5	Dramatic declamatory	Lenore Shanewise coaches participants.
6	N. C. A. bazaar to be given Sat. eve. Feb. 26th	Newman Society to hold bazaar.
6	Herman Erickson on the Gospel Team	Makes humorous remark about salvation and Baptists.
6	Forensic notes	Debate teams prepare to meet Simpson College.
6	Herman Erickson	Herman Erickson visits Cherokee, Iowa.
7	W. E. Burgardt	Came to campus to visit his sister.
7	Miss Mary Head and Miss Mae McKibben	Visited Roxie Weeks.
7	Burl J. Haight	Is farming in Montana and has come to the Hill to visit friends.
7	Miss Rice and Miss Schuneman	Have been hosting dinners for faculty.
7	Miss Childs	Entertained faculty at dinner.
7	Mae McKibben and Mary Head	Visited Roxie Weeks.
7	Miss Blanche Henak	Entertained company.
7	Mr. Ben Waterfield	Visited the Hill.
7	H. A. Butts	Visited his sister.
7	Miss Ruth Fyfe	Could not attend school due to illness.
7	Miss Dorothy Houts	Spent Sunday at home in Vinton.
7	Miss Floy Portens and Gladys Sabin	Each spent time in Manchester.
7	Miss Eleanor Luse	Spent weekend at home in West Liberty.
7	Mr. Charles Lynch	Visited friends in Parkersburg.
7	Miss Gladys Kinney	Is entertaining her sister.
7	Miss Irene Simpson	Is assistant secretary at Y. W. C. A.
7	Mr. Guy V. Aldrich	Set up meeting for the Student Volunteers of Iowa.
7	A group of girls	Entertained friends in Bartlett Hall.
7	Sunday evening	Mrs. Bangs entertained Student Volunteer Band.
7	Miss Merle Brown	Spent Sunday at home in Vinton.
7	Mr. Fern Sharp	Spent weekend at home in Edgewood.
7	Alene Thurtle	Spent the weekend in Valley Junction.
7	Margaret Fluent	Visited her sister in Vinton.
7	Lorena Meek	Received a surprise visit from her mother.
7	Miss Carrie Reed	Has been visiting her sister.
7	Miss Agnes Reid	Visited her sister Carrie in Atlantic.
7	Miss Eunice Lee	Went to Grinnell to attend a ball.
7	Miss Lydia Kerr	Spent time at home in Elgin.
7	Miss Eunice Lee	Was called home to Webster City.
7	Mr. Homer Smith	Visited friends in Cedar Falls.
7	English Club	Held meeting at Professor Lambert's home.
7	Education Club	Hawley Whitacre will speak about "The Effect of Motion Pictures upon School Children".
7	Misses Lola Glock, Hester Stone, and Helen Bordewick	Spent Sunday in Vinton.
7	Mr. Getchell's classes visit Waterloo gas plant	Learned practical side of chemistry.
8	Miss Nell Young	Visited Ames.
8	Miss Irene Bing	Spent the weekend in Waterloo.
8	Last Tuesday night	Two bobsleds collided; several people injured.
8	Miss Cathleen Morris	Has returned home to Calmar.
8	Wednesday night	Helen Brocksmit returned from a visit to Chicago.
8	Miss Agnes Allender and Jane Eccles	Spent the weekend at their homes in Burlington.
8	Mrs. C. M. Stevens	Visited her niece Violet.
8	Mr. William McGrew	Spent Friday in Waverly with friends.
8	Miss Mabel Eberhart and Billy Burke	Hosted a party in Morris Hall.
8	Miss Margaret Reilly	Is teaching in Hood River, Oregon, where schools had to close because of deep snow.
8	Was the Y. W. C. A. pageant a success?	Pageant held in auditorium.
8	Miss Mabel Payton	Will be teaching in Chicago, Illinois.
8	Friends of Charles L. Simmers	Charles Simmers is a department head at New Hampshire College.
8	Miss Bernice Brady	Is teaching in Richmond and has been visiting friends on the Hill.
8	Miss Clarine Mueller	Visited her parents.
8	Mrs. Chas. Hendra	Served dinner to the women in her hall.
8	Miss Jose Bosley	Is teaching in Dysart.
8	Announcements were received here	Elsie Eberhard married Erwin Charlesworth.
8	Mrs. James Price	Visited her daughters.
8	Nellie C. Land	Went to Casey to attend sister's wedding.
8	Lucy Trego	Went home to Vinton after death of her mother.
8	Mrs. Ella Danskin Shaw	Will be coming to Iowa due to her sisters' illnesses.
8	Saturday evening	Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Peterson hosted a dinner in honor of Bernice Brady.