College Eye — September 26, 1917

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	State conference high school teacher training departments	Schedule of conference; many ISTC faculty will participate.
1	Oratorical declamatory contest	Participants should choose a selection from recent speeches given by prominent speakers in the country.
1	New Vocational Building opens; a monument to vocational education	Vocational Building is home to the Natural Science, Manual Training, Domestic Science, and Art Departments.
1	Getchell heads advisory board	Short profiles for members of the College Eye faculty advisory board; photo.
1	Compulsory military training; Major F. N. Mead in charge	Class will include field work, class work, and physical training; photo.
1	Wireless School opens soon; students register	Wireless school is run by the U. S. Signal Service; open to men who want to take the course and are willing to enlist in military service.
1	Y. M. C. A. Bible study	Bible studies are run by members of the college faculty.
1	Draft affects enrollment	Enrollment for the current school year is approximately four hundred students lower than during the 1916-17 school year.
1	Prof. E. J. Cable	Professor E. J. Cable received his Doctor of Philosophy degree from the University of Iowa.
1	Men's mix Monday night	Y. M. C. A.-sponsored event gives students and faculty a chance to become better acquainted.
2	Alumnae Faculty News	News notes about former T. C. faculty members.
2	College Eye office	Office will be temporarily located in Professor Fullerton's old office.
2	President Seerley	College Eye will publish the names of class officers.
2	New department in piano	Students enrolled in the Children's Music Department must be at least six years old.
3	Extension Service	Roster of faculty members who conducted study centers.
3	The Telegraph School	The Commercial Club has been instrumental in organizing a school for teaching students how to be telegraphers.
3	The Rural Education Department	Professors F. E. Fuller and A. C. Fuller join the faculty.
3	Military instruction	Major F. N. Mead had been temporarily placed in charge of military instruction.
3	Lewis H. Jones	Lewis H. Jones, president of the State Normal School at Ypsilanti, Michigan, died recently.
3	The National Education Association	The National Education Association has moved its headquarters to Washington, D. C., and elected J. W. Crabtree as the new Secretary.
3	The enrollment	Enrollment for the summer term: 2175 at Cedar Falls, 182 at Atlantic, and 162 at Sheldon..
3	The Extension Council	Extension Council will organize the extension services provided by the three state schools.
3	The fall term	The war is creating a need for teachers throughout the country.
3	Official	Changes in faculty and staff for the 1917-1918 school year.
4	College Eye Day	Students and faculty are asked to subscribe to the College Eye.
4	To our freshmen	Encourages freshmen to take advantage of the opportunity to make friends and participate in social activities while at college.
4	Men of the second draft	Students should not feel guilty or be condemned for not serving in the U. S. Army.
4	Football?	College needs to decide soon whether or not to revive the football team.
4	The prodigal nation	Compares World War I to the parable of the prodigal son.
5	Baccalaureate address	Part one of President Seerley's address titled, "The Power of the Endless Life."
6	Classes	Roster of class officers and sponsors.
6	Alpha	Officers were chosen.
6	P. E.'s have party	Students spent time dancing and eating at an indoor picnic.
6	Neotrophian	Attended the movies together.
6	Cliosophic program	Program of performers and their work.
6	Chresto	Officers were elected.
6	Homerian Society	Homerians set up volunteer program.
7	Frank Johnson	Will be teaching in Marcus.
7	Jack Herbster	Had an honorable discharge from Ft. Snelling and is now teaching.
7	Miss Lila Niel	Went to Webster for the wedding of her sister.
7	William Boyer	Is training in the ambulance corps in Texas.
7	Jack Sly	Has returned from Puerto Rico.
7	Faith Kiddoo	Will teach home economics in Gunnison, Colorado.
7	Herbert Hottman	Visited his sister.
7	The enrollment during summer term	Numbers and locations printed.
7	Mr. Ray	Was here for the convention.
7	Aubrey Grubb	Ruth Monett married Aubrey Grubb.
7	College Cafeteria opens	Cafeteria is able to serve approximately 120 people at one time; new dining room will open in Bartlett Hall addition soon.
7	Old Gold	Old Gold publication has improved over the years.
7	Movies	Movies will be shown every Saturday night.
7	Athletic Board	Roster of board members.
7	C. S. A. A.	News from the Catholic Student Association.
7	Leora Clemons	Is teaching physical training in Council Bluffs.
7	Y. M. and Y. W.	News from the Y. M. C. A. and the Y. W. C. A.
8	Lois Holyrod	Went home after her father had an accident; she has since returned to school.
8	J. C. McGlade	Took part in institute work in Guthrie Center.
8	Mary McAdams's father	Is visiting en route to Chicago.
8	Freda Franz	Spent the weekend at home.
8	Hazel Chambers	Is studying at Ames.
8	Andy Meyer	Is studying in Chicago.
8	Miss Beulah Taylor	Spent the weekend at home in Nashua.
8	Girls from Bartlett Hall	Will be spending the weekend at their homes.
8	Helen Davis	Entertained friends.
8	Manilla Pederson	Spent the weekend in Nashua.
8	Joy Mahacheck	Spent the weekend in Nashua with Ruth Bellamy.
8	Shakes and Aristos	Had a watermelon feed.
8	L. Jepson	Will be attending school at Columbia University.
8	Miss Charlotte Lorenz	Studied at Johns Hopkins University.
8	Prof. Mount	Spent the summer on his farm.
8	Miss Hearst	Is vacationing during the fall term.
8	W. H. Ray	Is superintendent in Waverly.
8	Miss Anne Kramer	Is visiting friends in Bartlett Hall.
8	Augusta Westfall	Retired.
8	J. J. Daly	Is living in Decorah.
8	O. H. Maron	Is going to France.
8	Florence Butler	Is teaching in Ogden, Utah.
8	B. Robinson	Visited his family before leaving with the draft.
8	James Bennett	Visited here last Monday.
8	An interesting article	Kenneth Colegrove published an article in the Syracuse Cosmopolitan.
8	Mrs. E. M. West	Is teaching in California and was recently married.
8	Freda Thoene	Is teaching in Mannington, West Virginia.
8	C. E. Cavett	Talks about consolidation in North Dakota.
8	E. E. Franklin	Is teaching in Nevada, Iowa.
8	E. F. Grossman	Is in radio service for the war.
8	Miss Spielman	Visited her sister Cecil.
8	Amanda Rummels	Was home to attend the wedding of her brother.
8	May Varney	Is teaching in Waterloo.
8	Miss Oliver	Is visiting her sister in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
8	Victor Peterson	Spent the weekend in Cedar Falls.
8	Adelphia Mitchell	Attended a conference for Normal Training Teachers.
8	Harry Shedd	Spent the weekend at home.