College Eye — October 4, 1916

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Many enter declamatory	Preview of upcoming speech contest; will narrow field to seven contestants.
1	Bruno Steindel cello recital	To perform in the college auditorium.
1	Miss Esther Colburn	Esther Colburn visited Pomeroy.
1	Bible study in Teachers College	Courses in biblical instruction to begin at T. C; outline of four courses of study.
1	Untitled	Portrayal of football players as a force to be reckoned with and students who do not appear at games as 'block-headed.'
1	Teachers surprise Ames	Recap of Teachers College-Iowa State football game; photo.
1	T. C. H. S. football prospects brighten	Upcoming football season for T. C. High previewed.
1	Training School wins honors; James Hearst takes cup and fifteen dollars in money	James Hearst of the Training School wins corn judging contest at Cedar Valley Fair.
1	"Whit"	Profile of Earl Whitford, captain of the football team; photo.
1	B. A.s have first social event	Senior class hosts dinner.
2	The Physical Education seniors	Physical Education majors elect officers.
2	Anna Sidwell	Anna Sidwell and Theresa Sheeky visited campus.
2	New members of Department of Mathematics	Profiles of new and departing mathematics faculty.
3	High school history teachers	Report given on "The Place of the Normal School in the Preparation of History Teachers" at Kirksville, Missouri; Sara Riggs represents the Iowa at the event.
3	Leave of absence	Roster of absent faculty and replacements announced.
3	Recreation hour in the Gymnasium	The Department of Physical Education to hold recreation programs in the evenings.
3	Distinguished educators	Mourns the loss of educators at Harvard and Columbia.
3	New members of the Department of Education	Brief profiles of Professors Charles and Paul.
4	Passing thoughts	Urges students to take part in yells at football games.
4	Forensic League	Supports the combining of the Debating and Oratorical Leagues into the Forensic League.
4	The glories of productive life; Baccalaureate address by Homer H. Seerley, President Iowa State Teachers College, Cedar Falls, Iowa	Continuation of President Seerley's Baccalaureate address.
5	Iowa Club	Iowa Club elects officers and plans debate.
5	Senior primaries organize	Senior primary women elect officers; roster of officers.
5	Neos entertain	Recap of tea given by Neotrophians.
5	The Spark Plug	Jokes and commentary on campus life.
6	Y. M. and Y. W.	Meetings and events sponsored by the Y. M. and Y. W. C. A. groups.
6	Shakers from Shake	Program from summer event provided.
6	Philos surprise sisters	Philomatheans invade Alpha Literary Society meeting.
6	The social whirl	Recap of events and opinions on the mixer in the Gymnasium.
6	Philo Alpha informal	Recap of events.
6	The Alpha tea	Alphas hold tea at the home of the Reverend Morris.
6	Primaries organize	Primary students elect officers; new officers listed.
6	Party by Neos	Recap of events at party.
7	Member of Class of 1901 receives a position at I. S. C.	Cap Miller is teaching at the Iowa State College.
7	The "Arizona Blade-Tribune"	Announced the death of Peter Fulton.
7	The Des Moines Register	The Reverend Charles Kamphoefner takes a job with the Educational Jubilee Fund Committee.
7	Former I. S. T. C. prof. at Westminster	Otis M. Weigle is teaching at Westminster College in Fulton, Missouri.
7	Some study center pilgrims	Chatted with Marion Becker.
7	In Lynnville	Mabel Guire was at a study center.
7	Florence Sage	Spent the weekend with family in Waterloo.
7	E. E. Cromes	Is a traveling salesman and lives in Woodbine.
7	Marriage of I. S. T. C. alumni	Karl Knoepfler married Corinne Record last month.
7	Theo. Gerard	Is secretary of Lyman County Gospel Workers.
7	William H. Kadesch	Married Mary Barnum.
7	"Jap" Wilbur	Jap Wilbur and Leonard St. John write to tell about their jobs.
7	Lucy L. Kinsley	Is working in Wheaton, Minnesota.
7	Miss Frieda Thoene	Is teaching in Quasqueton; visited her mother for a week.
8	Elmo Berwick	Left for Glenwood to attend funeral of his grandfather.
8	Kenneth Cotton	Is studying dentistry.
8	The father and mother	Parents of Martha Gunderson visit.
8	Ruby Giltner Presb. Pastors Assistant	Ruby Giltner will succeed Faith Kiddoo.
8	Nora Jones	Is working for her father.
8	The Misses Stella Tenold and Alva Gaarder	Spent the weekend at their homes.
8	Miss Marion Asher	Spent the weekend at home in Clarksville.
8	Francis Hersey	Is studying at Grinnell.
8	Miss Genevieve Burling	Has taken a job in Des Moines.
8	Mr. Harold Rohde	Visited Olive Sessions.
8	Miss Hazel Linderman	Spent the weekend in Waterloo.
8	The Misses Amy Johnson and Isabel Hoyman	Spent time in Waterloo.
8	Miss Jacoba Van Dellen	Is chairman of upper class advisors.
8	Y. W. C. A. hike a success	Hike was made on September 23 and 30.
8	Miss Myra Storer	Spent the weekend at home in Mason City.
8	E. L. Lane	Is teaching in Brandon; visited friends on campus.
8	Sela Hickle found dying in room	Died last month after a late night illness.
8	Miss Frieda Cohoon	Spent the weekend at home in Cedar Falls.
8	Mr. and Mrs. Fagan proud parents of a baby girl	The name of the daughter is Mary Francis.
8	Mary Macdonald	Will be returning to ISTC to talk about her mission work in Japan.
8	Price Doyle	Visited with college friends.
8	Harry Shedd	Is superintendent in Millerton.
8	Frederick R. Mitchell at I. S. T. C.	Visited the campus and sang in chapel.
8	Rev. J. J. Jones	Returned to Cedar Falls after the death of his mother.
8	Miss Ruth Sherrard	Is working in Hampton; visited Cedar Falls to see family.
8	College calendar	Meetings and events planned.
8	Miss Maude Hutchison	Is ill and in the hospital.
8	The Welsh Male Quartet	Review of the performance of the Welsh Male Quartet at the Methodist Church.