College Eye — March 1, 1916

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	T. C. Club will stage entertainment; athletic motions will be turned into dramatic channels	Entertainment to happen on March 11.
1	Faculty enjoys entertainment; Miss Case and Miss Platner entertain faculty	Faculty observed a reenactment of an "old time" school in session.
1	T. C. High drops game to C. F. H.	Cedar Falls High School won against T. C. H. S. in basketball, 20-19.
1	Bishop Hughes' lecture pleases; noted speaker is both scientific and humorous	Spoke about raising boys.
1	Pedagogues defeat Penn College; cleanest and fastest game seen here this year before crowd of 1,000; score 40-21	At the end of the first half of the basketball game, the Teachers were up by two, but Penn College then faded.
1	Notice	College Eye will not be printed on March 15.
1	"College Eye" staff is elected; a wide interest is shown in election	Ida Gaarder, A. C. Grubb, and S. C. Jacobsen are elected; photo.
1	Wm. Owen Company tonight; well known company to present Kennedy's famous play	Will present "The Servant in the House".
1	Charles Rann Kennedy	Gives history of the play "The Servant in the House", which will be performed tonight.
2	Education Club	Hawley Whitacre spoke about the study of motion pictures and their effects on school-aged children.
2	Miss Nellie Frederick	Nellie Frederick and Irma Hemphill spent the weekend in Plymouth.
3	Rural Education	Community meetings were held in study centers throughout the state.
3	Schillerverein	German games were played and German refreshments were served at the meeting.
4	Dubuque-Teachers	The last basketball game of the season will be on Friday.
4	Idealism vs. practicality	Believes there should be a uniting of idealism and practical solutions.
4	"For people who think"	Recommends magazine of editorials to students who want to ponder issues.
4	Even college students	Encourages students and faculty to think about their obligation as citizens to the community.
4	Senator Kenyon	Agrees that members of Congress should be focused completely on improving this country.
4	That anyone would favor	Disagrees with people who support political candidates only because they were raised in Iowa.
4	If the women of our state	Wants women to be granted suffrage as long as they do not take over politics.
4	It is interesting to notice	Newspapers change their stance on alcohol and saloons depending on the nature of the advertisements.
4	In our criticism of the present administration	Believes those who are critical of the current administration should try to be more fair in their accusations.
4	The United States and Canada	Believes that Canada and the United States need to discuss what will happen if the safety of their hemisphere is threatened.
5	Teachers-Simpson debate	Encourages student support.
5	Woman's debate	Debating whether or not the United States should build up her navy to be equivalent with other world powers.
5	Triangular debate	Encourages student attendance at intersociety debate.
5	Boy's recital	Some of Professor McCreary's students will give a recital next week.
5	Botany: its problems; its importance; its place in the school	Professor Palmer says that lack of preparation to teach botany is a problem; believes it is hard to choose which elements of the subject are most important to teach.
6	Big interscholastic athletic carnival, at College gym, March 10 and 11	Twenty-six high school basketball teams will come to T. C. to play in tournament.
6	Delphian	Had a four course dinner with faculty guests of honor.
6	Miss Blanche Geary addresses women mass meeting of the Jubilee month	National Y. W. C. A. secretary addressed women at meeting.
6	Miss Daisy Wood, a former student, addresses Y. W. and Y. M. C. A.	Spoke about "Christianizing the Women's Movement" and her missionary work in Calcutta, India.
6	Official	T. C. will do self-inquiry of its costs of administration to students and reevaluate standards; national education news.
7	"Pep Club" skips chapel; Men's Pep Club has its picture taken for the Old Gold	Concerned about waning school spirit; encourages men who are not already in the Pep Club to join, especially if they are athletes.
7	Miss Esther Daniel	Esther Daniel spent the weekend on campus; she is currently teaching in Independence.
7	Les Miserables	Film will be shown for next lecture course number.
7	Dramatic preliminary is held	Dramatic declamatory contest participants are announced.
7	N. C. bazaar held	Students had dinner and listened to the program.
7	Dr. Schulte talked on Switzerland	Spoke about his time as a student at the University of Freiburg.
7	Mathematics Club	Has held two meetings and taken a picture for the Old Gold.
8	Miss Vivian Campbell	Spent Sunday in Burlington.
8	Miss Ina Adams	Spent the weekend in Alta.
8	Last Thursday	Victor Peterson attended his parents' wedding anniversary.
8	Mr. John Briden's father	Spent some time at the college.
8	Miss Bailey	Spent Sunday in Mingo.
8	Vincent Rich	Spent weekend in Vinton.
8	Miss Josephine Tucker	Spent the weekend visiting friends.
8	Mr. Arthur Snyder	Visited Conrad.
8	Miss Mabel Rekers	Spent the weekend in New Hampton.
8	Miss Ethel Wood	Spent the weekend in Brandon.
8	Mrs. John Barnes	Will be traveling to Canada.
8	Mr. Henry Abels	Visited friends in Cedar Falls.
8	Miss Mattie Kruel	Visited her sister.
8	Miss Elsie Treplow	Left school due to illness.
8	Miss Margaret Munsey	Visited with Nell Young on the Hill.
8	Mr. John Gipe	Visited his niece, Floy Swartzendrover.
8	Clark Gillingham	Visited Wesley Cerney.
8	Miss Mabel Trumbauer	Visited Beulah Cerny.
8	Miss Helen Berg	Visited her sister Irene.
8	Miss Hazel Tanner	Visited Dorothy Barnhouse.
8	Misses Pearle Maneary and Lucile Bingen	Visited Luora Weber in Ackley.
8	Miss Lillian Lambert	Entertained faculty at tea.
8	Miss Ceuna Meybe	Is back in school following an illness.
8	Miss Irma Searle	Spent the weekend in Jesup.
8	Miss Elizabeth Bates	Returned home to South Dakota.
8	Miss Eunice Lee	Returned to school after visiting her home in Webster City.
8	Clara Molin	Spent Sunday in Oelwein visiting a friend.
8	Miss Lola Glock and Mrs. Ruth Egbert Imlay	Went to Vinton.
8	Marguerite Bechtel	Hosted a party with her friends.
8	Professor Lynch entertains	Teaching of English students were invited for dinner and games.
8	Patriotic pageant	The Training School put on a pageant in honor of Washington's birthday.