College Eye — January 31, 1917

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	The Last Days of Pompeii; shown in motion pictures at the College Auditorium Saturday night	Review of the film "The Last Days of Pompeii."
1	Dubuque Irish defeat Teachers; failure to recover from mid-season slumps results in another loss of a conference game	Dubuque basketball team beats T. C., 28-17.
1	T. C. H. S. wins city championship; second team wins from high school second team	T. C. High basketball team defeats Cedar Falls High, 16-13; T. C. High second team also wins over Cedar Falls second team, 10-9.
1	Y. M. C. A. class reorganization; special program given	Professor Charles gives address.
1	Drake debate well under way; tryout for woman's debate March 5th	Preview of March 9 debate with Drake.
1	"A Pair of Sixes" delights a crowded auditorium; dramatic work of unusual excellence	Review of midwinter play "A Pair of Sixes."
1	Notice!	Reminder to pay College Eye subscriptions.
1	Last call for seniors; Feb. 10th the last day to receive senior pictures	Seniors receive reminder to submit photographs to the Old Gold staff for inclusion.
2	A unique name	Students at Holstein have named their high school annual "The Moo."
3	Newman notes	News notes from the Newman Catholic Student Association.
3	Y. W. C. A. birthday party	Roughly one hundred fifty women attend.
3	Y. W. C. A.	Eliza Rawstern Wright to address those in attendance.
3	Dr. Lorenz at the Cotton Theatre	Hypnotist to appear at Cotton Theatre.
3	Orio tryout	Hold tryout for intersociety debate.
3	Sophomore party	Sophomore class meets at Professor Berkstresser's home.
4	South America; its opportunities--overcoming difficulties in our path	Essay written over issues in South America.
4	Editorial	Brief comments on campus issues.
4	Culture	Thoughts on what it means to be "cultured."
4	The College Eye election	Candidates for College Eye staff and letter publishing policy reiterated.
5	Cliosophic	Home Economics women give program at Cliosophic meeting.
5	New teacher for English Department	Virginia McQueen hired to fill the vacancy left by Laura Meier's resignation.
5	Harry Reiss	Harry Reiss forced to leave school on account of illness.
6	The North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools	Will meet in St. Louis March 23-24.
6	J. E. Cundy	Superintendent J. E. Cundy to move to Cedar Falls to work for the J. S. Latta Company.
6	The Alumni Quarterly News Letter	Mailed to T. C. alumni to keep them informed of campus happenings.
6	The National Education Association	To meet in Kansas City, Missouri, February 26-March 2 and in Portland, Oregon, July 7-13.
6	H. C. Hemenway's portrait placed in the college	Portrait of H. C. Hemenway hung in the college library in recognition of service to the institution.
6	"Shorty" Berwick wins ad contest	Elmo R. Berwick wins College Eye ad contest sponsored by Burns' Café.
6	Dr. Louis Pelzer, 1901	Louis Pelzer married Mildred Lenore Weenick.
6	The Iowa educational meetings for the spring of 1917	Alumni and former students in attendance are listed.
6	Meeting of Social Science Club	Program was organized along war theme.
7	Miss Dorothy Barnhouse	Visited friends on the Hill.
7	Miss Margaret Austin	Is teaching in Jesup; visited friends in Cedar Falls.
7	May Davisson	Is studying at the Cincinnati Bible School.
7	Miss Hazel Aldrich	Is a teacher at a normal school in Idaho.
7	The Misses Genevieve and Meta Edwards	Are teaching in Emmett, Idaho.
7	Dr. Chas. I. Lambert	Welcomes a daughter, Elizabeth.
7	Miss Helen Clagg	Is teaching in Fort Dodge.
7	Miss Hazel Granger	Is teaching in Chickasaw County.
7	Helen Pillsbury Hansen	Is now living in Winnetka, Illinois.
7	Carl H. Hansen	Is living in Ames.
7	Miss Luella M. Wright	Is teaching Latin and English in North Yakima, Washington.
7	Mr. Bert McDonald	Spent the weekend on the Hill.
7	"Frosty Baker"	Is teaching in Harlan.
7	Miss Florence Marsh	Florence Marsh unable to return to school due to illness.
7	School spirit	Description of school spirit and its benefits.
7	Miss Hazel Plumley	Is teaching in New Hampton.
7	The put-it-offs	Limerick about procrastination.
7	The equality of the sexes	Questions the intent of the women publishing an article on rude comments from men toward passing women; editor's reply.
8	Cal. McElhinney	Visited his sick uncle in Garner.
8	Harry Jewell	Will study for a master's degree at Harvard University.
8	Miss Pauline Ashley	Spent the weekend at home in La Porte.
8	Miss Bell Eberhard's brother	Visited last week.
8	Miss Mabel Huddleston	Spent the weekend at home in Webster City.
8	Lewis Leighton	Visited friends and family.
8	Prof. and Mrs. Rueben McKitrick	Welcome a newborn daughter.
8	Mrs. C. A. Fullerton	Returned from visiting her sick son.
8	Harry Young	Officiated a basketball game in Nashua.
8	Miss Elda Latta	Visited Bill Brown.
8	The many friends	Nate Fields has been released from scarlet fever quarantine.
8	Miss Lula Campbell	Visited friends on the Hill.
8	Mr. Wendell Strike	Is attending school in Ames; visited Cedar Falls.
8	Misses Marcia Daigneau and Louise Johnson	Spent the weekend at their homes in Austin, Minnesota.
8	The Misses Marguerite Gregg and Blanche Henok	Visited friends in Nashua.
8	Paul Farlow	Officiated a basketball game in Independence.
8	Miss Norma Jones	Works for her father, a county treasurer.
8	Miss Edna Hale	Visited her parents in Tripoli.
8	Miss Matrid Whittam	Spent the weekend in Webster City.
8	College calendar	Meetings and events planned.
8	Miss Elizabeth Fullerton	Has returned to classes after spraining her ankle.