College Eye — February 7, 1917

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Physical Training pageant Feb. 24; take advantage of a great event	People involved with event listed.
1	Elizabeth Schiller concert February fifteenth	Concert postponed due to illness; will occur on February 15.
1	Schoolmasters to meet Feb. 20; Prof. John E. Stout of Cornell will speak	John Stout to deliver next address at Schoolmaster's Club meeting.
1	Teachers High loses first game; score 16-16 in second half	T. C. High drops basketball game to Waterloo West, 26-16.
1	Miss Ida Tarbell pleases audience; has much first-hand information on industrial situation	Ida Tarbell delivers address on "Industrialism and Idealism."
1	Student missionary conference; to be held at Cedar Rapids February 23d	Information provided on Iowa Student Missionary Conference in Cedar Rapids.
1	The long winter's dream of our profs	Pictures faculty member dreaming of a round of golf.
2	Mrs. Walker	Marion Walker to give lectures for graduating women.
3	Y. M. C. A.	Recap of events at Y. M. C. A. meeting.
3	Untitled	Recap of events at joint Y. M./Y. W. C. A. meeting.
3	The motion pictures	Motion pictures to be shown at College Auditorium; music provided by the College Band.
3	Y. W. C. A.	Recap of events at Y. W. C. A. meeting.
4	Diplomacy and the higher institutions	Believes colleges have the responsibility for training a legion of qualified diplomats to direct the affairs of the world.
4	Much has been said	Comments favorably on the expulsion of two students caught stealing a sweater, but questions the expulsion of a student for having bought the stolen goods.
4	Purpose	Believes college students should have a purpose toward which to strive.
5	First annual meeting of the Normal Eyte Publishing Association, Feb. 21, 1909	Publication of the rules governing the College Eye staff and its election.
5	Announcement	Various students announce their candidacy for College Eye staff positions.
6	Who said crab?	Speaks out against those complaining about I. S. T. C.'s status in athletics and forensics.
6	W. I. Benham, 1878	W. I. Benham enjoyed hearing news about ISTC.
6	The Teaching Department	T. C. High holds winter Commencement; five students graduate and are admitted to college.
6	Miss Belle Scofield	Belle Scofield to take leave of absence for health reasons; Amy Arey to substitute.
6	Miss M. Virginia McQueen	M. Virginia McQueen begins teaching in the Department of English.
6	Miss Margaret Oliver	Margaret Oliver forced to discontinue teaching due to illness.
6	Chapel address, February 1st	Publication of chapel address given by Marion McFarland Walker.
6	Flowers for the Living	Thanks Laura Meier for her tutelage and expresses hopes that Virginia McQueen can hold the same standard.
7	Romeo Short	Has returned from Ames.
7	Harold Frisby	Is attending school in Ames.
7	Miss Gormley	Is visiting her brother.
7	Walter Sholtz	Missed school due to an injury.
7	George Henderson	Is in Ames.
7	Storm prevents Upper Iowa game	Basketball game delayed due to inclement weather.
7	The Bohemian Orchestra coming; splendid six-piece orchestra with noted Italian tenor as soloist a number on Lyceum Course	Orchestra to perform at the Cotton Theatre.
7	Last Days of Pompeii; portrayed in movies Saturday eve.	Orchestra to provide score for film.
7	Avis and Bessie Brier	Spent the weekend at home in Mason City.
7	Recital	Review of Gladys Bate's piano recital.
7	Teachers College High School graduation exercises	Program of events provided.
8	Vivian Johnson	Visited his parents.
8	Esther Shoemaker	Is teaching in Iowa Falls.
8	Wendell Strike	Is attending school in Ames.
8	Chas. Baskerville	Is working on a farm.
8	Marguerite Gregg	Entertained friends.
8	Misses Ethel Fritz	Was a guest of Miss Gibbs.
8	Miss McCague	Is having an operation in Chicago.
8	Irene Berg	Enjoyed a visit from her sister.
8	Ivan Powers	Is working in Waterloo.
8	In a meeting	Harold Frisby inducted to Delta Sigma Rho.
8	College calendar	Meetings and events planned.
8	Mr. Tom C. Curry	Visited with his sister.
8	Cut out	Timetable for Cedar Falls railroad connections.