College Eye — November 15, 1916

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Schoolmasters have banquet; President Seerley gives splendid talk	First meeting of the Schoolmasters Club held.
1	T. C. Schoolmasters at Des Moines; meeting to be made an annual affair	Schoolmasters Club meets in Des Moines at the State Teachers Convention.
1	The Melting Pot coming; a sketch of the personnel of the company which will appear in this production at the college auditorium next Monday evening	Cast for "The Melting Pot" profiled; list of cast members.
1	Shakes and Aristos have informal; join in a feed after initiation, meeting to be made an annual affair	Recap of events at literary society induction.
1	Home oratorical contest soon; prepare your orations now	Winner of college contest to represent Teachers College at the interstate oratorical contest.
1	Teachers lose to Germans; team fights by starts	Teachers College loses to Dubuque in football, 30-2.
1	Miss Esther Brusie	Esther Brusie attends State Teachers Convention in Des Moines.
1	Former T. C. student soon to dedicate new school building	Paul James to dedicate new school building in Worth County, Iowa.
1	Iowa Club has political rally; platform of both parties discussed	Speeches given supporting each candidate for U. S. President and Governor of Iowa at Iowa Club meeting.
2	The Parish Players	The Parish Players to perform at the Cotton Theatre.
3	"Melting Pot" please great audience; a great production	Review of a previous production from Colorado of the performance to be staged at the college auditorium.
4	Fair play	Expressed displeasure at allegations of Buena Vista College recruiting ineligible men to play on their football team; other thoughts and comments on campus happenings.
4	Unthankfulness	Expresses distaste at local boarder's elitist attitude.
4	Grow up	Urges students to stop vandalizing posters and announcements on the bulletin board.
4	The spirit of winning	Students from Teachers College believed to be endowed with the spirit of winning so that they strive to succeed and be leaders in whatever pursuit they may follow.
5	'19 has mask party	Class of 1919 holds masquerade party at the home of Helen Knapp.
5	The annual H. E. alumnae luncheon	Annual H. E. alumnae luncheon of the Iowa State Teachers College held at the Chamberlain Hotel in Des Moines.
5	T. C. to have student council	President Seerley makes arrangements to organize a student council in order to govern the student body.
5	Seconds	Sophomores conduct Y. W. C. A. service; recap of events.
6	Y. M. and Y. W.	Y. W. C. A. organizes Reading Circles in several boarding houses.
6	National Secretary of China to visit I. S. T. C.	Ruth Paxson to speak on her experiences in China.
6	We would like to have several students	Students asked to respond to questions involving school spirit, absences, and why they came to I. S. T. C.
6	Romeo and Juliet at The Empress; magnificent screen production coming to Cedar Falls on Friday, November 17	Review of movie playing at Empress Theatre.
6	Alumni notes	Alumni news.
6	In politics	News on alumni involved in politics.
6	Alumni notes	Alumni news.
7	Study Centers, Nov. 11	List of people at study center meetings.
7	Miss Inga Tenold	Visited here sister, Stella.
7	Mr. Bloom	Is teaching in Rolfe.
7	I. S. T.C. alumni elected officers of State Teachers Association	P. A. Long and Forest Ensign elected.
7	Another former student	Mrs. Flemming was elected President of State Teachers Association.
7	Jas. P. Degnan	Graduate student at the State University.
7	Mrs. D. I. Travis	Died in Los Angeles.
7	Miss Ida Rolfe	Visited Mertle Riggs.
7	Miss Jennie Harris	Is teaching in Hampton.
7	Miss Pauline Rose	Spent a weekend at Cornell.
7	Mr. S. F. Hersey	Spent Sunday at Grinnell.
7	Herbert Matt	Visited friends at ISTC.
7	Harry Lindsey	Visited campus.
7	Mr. John Cogswell	Visited his sister, Myra.
7	Miss Anna Kenyon	Visited friends on the Hill.
7	Mrs. and Mrs. Cherry	Visited their daughter.
7	The Band Master	Wants lyrics for a football cheer.
7	The College Band	Is rehearsing music.
7	Rev. and Mrs. J. Jorgensen	Called on their son, Peter.
7	The Misses Opal Robinson, '15 and Nell Cooper	Are teaching in Nevada, Iowa.
7	Study Centers, Nov. 11	Faculty assigned to centers listed.
8	Death of one of our number	Mildred Eules died.
8	The Misses Minnie Nicola and Laura Ravencroft	Spent the weekend in Iowa City.
8	Miss Edna Hale	Had blood poisoning.
8	Miss Gail Gardner	Visited her sister in Kelsey.
8	Miss Ethel Keith	Visited her sister, Bess.
8	Miss Marshall Huntoon	Visited friends in Ames.
8	Miss Louise Gibbs	Visited Reinbeck.
8	Miss Hattie Debbe	Visited her sister at ISTC.
8	Hazel Chambers	Is teaching in Woodbine.
8	Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Rugg	Visited friends in Kensett.
8	Miss Olive Statse	Spent the weekend with Marion Asher in Clarksville.
8	Miss Emma Findlay	Visited her cousin Sara Rice.
8	Miss Viola Auten	Is visiting her sister and friends.
8	Mrs. Fields	Visited Nate Fields.
8	Miss Florence Cardin	Visited Waterloo and Cedar Falls.
8	Miss Dagmar Sperati	Has returned home due to family illness.
8	Miss Elizabeth Dew	Spent the weekend in Ames.
8	Miss Victoria Mercheva	Is ill and may require and operation.
8	Miss Belva Thompson's mother	Visited her daughter Belva.
8	Miss Mabel Dankwordt	Is recovering from an operation for appendicitis.
8	The Misses Florence Kitchen and Delilah Walsh	Spent the weekend in Clarksville.
8	Mr. and Mrs. Sessions	Visited their daughter.
8	Mr. E. Altroch	Visited Beatrice Johns.
8	Mr. and Mrs. Briar	Spent time with Avis and Bess.
8	Mrs. A. C. Haworth	Visited her daughter, Benlad.
8	Mr. Arnold Albert and Mr. Don McKee	Visited friends in Cedar Falls.
8	Miss Marie Purdy	Is teaching.
8	College calendar	Meetings and events listed.
8	Mr. D. W. Sedgerwood	Visited Opal King.