College Eye — March 22, 1916

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Leginska; wonderful pianist to give closing number on college course	Short biography of pianist.
1	Enrollment	Spring enrollment is thought to be higher than normal.
1	Warren Proctor next Friday; noted tenor will appear in local auditorium	Briefly outlines his tour schedule; includes a short biography; photo.
1	Mrs. John Ross Frampton	Professor John Frampton's mother-in-law and sister-in-law are visiting.
1	Annual missionary conference; large number of delegates attend state convention	Short descriptions of speakers and their topics.
1	Dramatic contest best in years; Walter Koester wins first place	Gives brief overview of day.
1	T. C. minstrel grand success; annual minstrel show characterized by good, clean fun	Recounts the performance.
1	Teachers College wins debate; Simpson defeated 3-0 both at Cedar Falls and at Indianola	Debated whether or not the Sherman Anti-Trust Law is adequate to regulate trusts.
2	Miss Agnes Carlson	Agnes Carlson visited Jane Bigelow.
2	The Teachers-Simpson debate, at Simpson	After a miscommunication about the location of the debate, teams met at Simpson and T. C. won, 3-0.
3	Triangular debate	Aristo affirmative went against Philo negative; Philos won, 3-0.
3	Philo-Orio debate	Philo affirmative debated Orio negative; Philos won, 3-0.
3	Aristo-Orio debate	Aristo negative debated Orio affirmative; Aristos won.
3	Alphas	Installed new officers and new committee members.
3	The College Hill Cottage Reading Circle and Iowa Club dine together	Elected new officers for the Cottage Reading Circle.
4	Women's debate tryout	Chose participants in upcoming Coe-T. C. debate; will debate whether or not the United States should start to build a navy comparable to that of other world powers.
4	B. A.'s congregate	The Senior Class had a social gathering to practice social skills; were entertained with music afterward.
4	Mr. McCreary	Looking for a tap-drummer.
4	Legitimate deceit	Encourages students to take more time with their appearance.
4	Athletics	Encourages students to support their tennis and track teams.
4	Miss Kaufman scores big success	Mary Ann Kaufman performed at the Methodist church; has wide repertoire of music.
4	B. A.'s elect officers	Elected officers for the spring term.
4	Just to facilitate business	Will print names of presidents and officers of all campus clubs.
5	Thank you!	Thanks the businesses for sending their money orders; urges other businesses to do the same soon.
5	Professional; Bible study	Old Testament History class tells what they have learned in a half term.
6	Honorary members entertained; Clios give St. Patrick reception	St. Patrick's Day celebration held.
6	Official	Faculty changes; Professor Colegrove will take a leave of absence; news of other teacher colleges.
7	Rev. Walters addresses N. C. A.	Spoke about "The Art of Living".
7	Y. W. C. A.	Cabinet members elected and trained; various news of the organization; delegates to the annual conference pledged to discuss missionary work on their respective campuses.
7	Ossoli banquet	Held a banquet to recognize honorary members and those who are leaving.
8	Miss Signe Holst	Is now a talented contralto.
8	Miss Leora Clemens	Spent Sunday in Marshalltown.
8	Mr. Geo. Hendrickson	Visited with friends in Marshalltown.
8	Miss Gladys Young	Visited Cedar Falls.
8	Miss Katherine Osia	Is back in school.
8	Mr. Aura J. Miller	Has returned to school.
8	Last week	Olive Easter enjoyed a visit from her sister and niece.
8	H. Ostergaard	Has a new school building in his district.
8	Miss Pearl Sampson	Visited friends in Cedar Falls.
8	Last week	Isabel Hayman visited her home in Clarence.
8	Miss Bess Williams	Entertained her sister Violet.
8	Miss Thornton's mother	Is improving from a severe illness.
8	Miss Elsie Whitford	Visited a friend in Independence.
8	Mr. P. J. Hanson	Is healing well from operation for appendicitis.
8	Miss Eleanor Jones	Is back in school.
8	Miss Margaret Ferris	Visited Toledo.
8	Miss Selma Barnes	Is at home due to an illness.
8	Miss Florence Kitchen	Visited her parents in Clarksville.
8	Miss Mary Cleary	Visited friends in Vinton.
8	Misses Drina Thompson and Corinne Bovenmeyer	Spent Sunday in Hampton.
8	Miss Gladys Sabin and Floy Porteous	Spent the weekend at their homes in Manchester.
8	Miss Marie Unger	Has returned to school.
8	Miss Kaufman	Visited Professor and Mrs. C. A. Fullerton.
8	Y. M. C. A. elects officers	Roster of officers.