College Eye — February 28, 1917

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	College Eye staff 1917-1918 elected; rivalry keen	Charles Perrott, Helena Jongewaard, and John Winn elected College Eye staff for coming year.
1	Teachers defeat Central; seniors lose to "sophs" in game played as curtain raiser	Teachers defeat Central College in basketball, 35-18.
1	Delta Sigma Rho dinner	National forensic fraternity meets over dinner to discuss speech and debate issues.
1	Schoolmasters Club meets; Dr. Stout speaks at Schoolmasters Club	John E. Stout speaks on educational values and goals.
1	Training School closed last week	Training School closed for a week in order to fumigate the building after an outbreak of scarlet fever.
1	Warren Proctor coming Mar. 19; famous tenor	Profile of Warren Proctor, who will perform in Cedar Falls; photo.
1	Physical Training pageant a success; artistically worked out in every detail	Positive remarks regarding the Physical Training pageant.
1	Another reminder	Reminder for College Eye subscribers to pay their subscriptions.
2	Americanization	Discusses progress in the Americanization of immigrants.
2	"Let there be light"	Expresses extreme disgust at the moral character of some students at Teachers College.
3	Military training in public schools	New report released by the Department of the Interior believes military training as civic, physical, and moral education to be necessary in public schools.
3	Mr. C. S. Cory	Attended a Board meeting in Des Moines.
4	Winning	Speaks on the importance of winning and believes it should be the goal of every person to succeed honorably at whatever he or she sets out to do.
4	Relation of faith to life	Believes life is centered around faith and that people should live as such.
4	Evolution on youth	Essay on great youth accomplishments and seizing opportunity when it presents itself.
4	"Pay-Up Day"	Advocates extending Pay-Up Day to cover all debts owed to local business by student organizations.
5	Baseball and track schedule	Season schedule for baseball and track.
6	The Iowa Club	Frank Miller of the Cedar Falls National Bank speaks on "Solomon and His Seven Hundred Wives".
6	First year junior college class party	Party held at the home of Janet Towers.
6	Alphas and Philos frolic again	Literary societies hold skating party at armory rink.
6	Class in animal husbandry enjoy outing	Professor Lockhart's class camps in Professor Hearst's cottage.
6	Official	Many T. C. alumni attend Twin-City Alumni Association banquet in Minneapolis.
6	Supt. Wheeler re-elected	H. E. Wheeler re-elected as Superintendent of Schools at Austin, Minnesota.
6	Neo	Schedule of speakers and their topics.
7	Victor Shore	Victor Shore released from hospital.
7	Mr. Oxford addresses joint meeting of Christian Associations	Speaker discusses prayer at Y. M. and Y. W. C. A. meeting.
7	Y. W. C. A.	Recap of events at meeting.
7	Ivan Powers	Several alumni and friends visited campus.
7	Teachers drop second game to Irish	Teachers lose to Dubuque.
7	Sophomores and freshmen "roll"	Freshman and sophomore classes hold skating party at armory rink.
7	Shakes	Program honored George Washington.
7	Junior kindergarten class	Class holds informal gathering.
8	Miss Margaret Sullivan	Has returned home due to illness.
8	Miss Rosalia Scott	Returned home after the death of her mother.
8	Miss Mae Crow	Visited friends on the Hill.
8	Miss Zeta Hezzleman	Enjoyed a visit from her sister.
8	Miss Buck entertains friends	Forty people were entertained last Thursday.
8	Prof. Fagan	Is debating with Professor Van Houten.
8	The schools at Clarksville	Have closed due to several cases of illness.
8	Adelphia Mitchell	Broke her arm and sprained her wrist.
8	Miss Grace Gaarder	Visited her sister here.
8	Dr. Meyerholz to give dinner Feb. 28	Will host the Old Gold and College Eye staff.
8	Miss Haight	Vacationing in Northwest Iowa; will not return this term.
8	Professor M. M. Leighton	Will be teaching at another institution; has been substituting for Professor Cable.
8	Miss Euseba Bowen	Went home after falling and injuring her knee.
8	Dr. and Mrs. Seerley at Kansas City	Attending a meeting of the North Central Association of Colleges.
8	A birthday party	Marion Walker entertained in honor of Margaret Oliver.
8	Misses Hooper and Correll hostesses at dinner	Dinner was held in the Home Economics Dining Room.
8	Two former students returned from the border	John Mastain and Herman Jacobsen have returned from Mexico.
8	Miss McCague	Has returned after her throat operation.
8	Mrs. Condit	Visited chapel.
8	Miss Hildor Peterson	Attended the wedding of her sister.
8	Miss Margaret Godfrey	Visited a friend in La Porte City.
8	The Misses Ruth Pritchard and Verina Heinrick	Visited friends in Independence.
8	Friends of Miss Laura Bailey	Sad to hear she has withdrawn from school.
8	Newman Society	News notes from the Newman Catholic Student Association.
8	Miss Anna Hinkson	Visited her sister.
8	College calendar	Meetings and events planned.