College Eye — January 24, 1917

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Oriental pageant to be given by Physical Education Department	Pageant to feature Asian dance and fashions.
1	Teachers High defeat Independence; locals play best game	T. C. High beats Independence in basketball, 20-11.
1	Miss Emma Christensen	Emma Christensen visits campus.
1	Teachers defeat Coe 4-17; no field baskets during first half	T. C. defeats Coe College in basketball, 17-4.
1	A Pair of Sixes; midwinter play next Thursday evening	"A Pair of Sixes" to be performed in the college auditorium; cast listed.
1	Motion pictures at the college; Vanity Fair next Saturday evening	Lecture Committee provides for series of motion pictures to be shown.
1	Southern Wisconsin Teachers Association	President Seerley to give three addresses before SWTA in February.
1	Prof. Kay lectures; gives interesting discussion on Pleistocenic geology of Iowa	George F. Kay to lecture on the geology of Iowa.
1	May Robson at the Cotton	May Robson to star in comedy play at the Cotton Theatre.
1	Ida M. Tarbell to lecture; editor, author, historian, and lecturer	Ida M. Tarbell to lecture at the college.
1	Summer term bulletin and faculty	Plans for 1917 summer term being formulated; await approval from Board of Education.
2	English Club holds meeting	English Club holds meeting at the home of Professor Lynch.
2	Y. W. C. A.	News from Y. W. C. A. meeting.
2	Preparatories	Preparatories organize and elect officers.
2	Training School beats Waterloo, 16-11	Training School basketball team defeats Hawkeye Oil of Waterloo, 16-11.
2	Shake-Aristo	Recap of events at joint Shakespearean-Aristotelian Society meeting.
2	B. A. juniors frolic	Junior class holds youthful frolic party.
3	Our advertisers	Publishes list of local advertisers.
3	Teachers defeated by Upper Iowa	Upper Iowa defeats Teachers College, 34-30.
3	Morbus Sabbaticus	Uses illness as a metaphor to express displeasure for those who miss Sunday church services.
3	The Iowa Club	Recap of events at Iowa Club meeting.
3	"P. T. affair"	Twenty-five go sledding at Olive Hill.
3	Newman notes	News from the Newman Catholic Student Association.
4	Editorial	Quick comments and announcements.
4	Cooperate with the Old Gold staff	Seniors reminded to deliver pictures to Old Gold.
4	The College Eye election	Believes everyone on campus should get informed on the candidates for College Eye staff and vote in the election.
4	Chapel exercises	Praises students for excellent administration of the chapel services; hopes that faculty will continue high standard while in charge.
4	Untitled	"A Pair of Sixes" to be performed as midwinter play.
4	What is school spirit?	Contemplates the nature of school spirit and how it works at Teachers College.
5	Economics	Believes prices at local business establishments are too high.
6	They "pat" us; "pat" them	Urges students to patronize businesses that advertise in the College Eye.
6	An appeal to the teacher	Reprint of "Eulogy of the Teacher" from the January 14, 1915 issue of the College Eye.
6	Teachers second team defeats Nashua	T. C. second team defeats Nashua High, 34-17.
6	Joe E. Vance, 1898	Joe Vance serves as president of the Minneapolis Society for the Blind.
6	J. Percival Huget, 1892	Huget to serve as minister of First Congregational Church in Detroit, Michigan.
6	New course of study for rural critic teachers	To be implemented as part of Department of Rural Education.
6	Study Centers, January 20, 1917	Locations and faculty assigned to them listed.
6	Untitled	Humorous exchange in economics class.
6	Success	Congratulations offered to Paul James for his accolades as superintendent of schools at Fertile, Iowa.
7	An interesting letter	Mihran Mardigan is living in Detroit, Michigan.
7	Miss Margaret Ferris	Is teaching in Dysart and visited friends on the Hill.
7	Miss Maude Wilson	Married Harry Foster.
7	Miss Dorothy Onoby	Is working in Slarges, North Dakota.
7	Miss Mildred Weenick	Married Louis Pelzer.
7	The marriage of Miss Miriam Robertson	Married Mr. Barron.
7	Miss Maude Wilson	Married Harold Foster.
7	Mrs. Geo. O. Fisher	Was living in Cuba, but now resides in Bingham Lake, Minnesota.
7	Miss Ruth Fitzsimmons	Is an English teacher in Clarion.
7	Miss Ethel Waller	Is living in Charles City and taking care of her ill mother.
7	Miss Martha Fullerton	Is teaching in Floyd.
7	Miss Nell Young	Is teaching in Rudd.
8	Miss Idella Brinkman	Is caring for her mother at home.
8	Miss Theresa Sheehy	Spent the weekend on the Hill.
8	Miss Edith Towe	Visited with an old roommate.
8	Miss Geraldine Cleaver	Has quit school due to illness.
8	Miss May Francis	Visited campus.
8	Miss Marjorie Ellis	Was absent from school due to illness.
8	Miss Gretchen Madearis' brother	Visited here last weekend.
8	Miss Florence Marsh	Was not in school because of illness.
8	Nelson Hersey	Was absent because of illness.
8	Chas. Cougill	Visited his brother-in-law, H. H. Seerley.
8	Mr. Stevens	Is again enrolled at ISTC.
8	Miss McGovern	Missed some classes last week due to illness.
8	Mr. Vincent Ridge	Visited with old friends on the Hill.
8	Miss Hazel Strayer	Was a judge at a declamatory contest in Waterloo.
8	Summer B. Chase	Is practicing medicine in Fprd Dodge.
8	The many friends	Miss Oliver has returned to school.
8	Mr. Paul	Was absent part of last week.
8	Misses Hazel and Pearl Brown	Entertained members of the office.
8	College calendar	Meetings and events planned.
8	Mr. Sophus Jacobsen	Acted as a judge at a declamatory contest.