College Eye — October 17, 1917

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Y. M. and Y. W. campaign closed	Roster of teams participating in the campaign.
1	Vacation Nov. 1 and 2	School is cancelled so faculty members may attend the Iowa Teachers Association meeting.
1	Battalion drill commences	Roster of men from T. C. who have enlisted in the army as well as the men enrolled in Company C.
1	Florence Hinkle in song recital	Students should take advantage of the opportunity to hear Florence Hinkle perform.
1	"The Real Thing" coming soon	"The Real Thing" will be performed as a benefit for the soldiers from Teachers College.
1	Teachers College comes back	T. C. defeats Iowa Wesleyan, 42-0.
2	Official	inside Survey to be published; Extension Service report done.
2	No vacation Friday after Thanksgiving	Due to days off at the time of the ISTA meeting.
2	Board of sponsors makes announcement	Instructions for checking chapel attendance.
3	Freshman B. A.	Had a picnic.
3	Iowa Library Association	Conference program.
3	Prof. Campbell addresses Iowa Club	Gave lecture on "When the world sits down at the same table."
4	Students, then teachers?	Description of what students need to do before they can become teachers.
4	Morale	Compliments the football team on its ability to come together as a team in only two weeks.
4	We are glad to publish student opinion	Requirements for anyone wishing to submit a letter for the student opinion column.
4	Military comments	Defends students who do not have time to change from their military uniforms following drill practice and must wear them while attending class.
4	Are we doing our bit?	Students should give everything they can to support the war.
4	Wanted to raise! Not our salary, but a question	Wonders if students would like to have access to newspapers from other schools.
5	The Amana Society	History of the Amana Society, part one.
5	Pep	Student support is necessary for a good football team.
5	Chapel three days a week	Chapel should be held only three times a week to allow more time for students to attend other meetings.
5	Dr. Newton--an appreciation	Description of a speech given by the Reverend Joseph Newton.
6	Y. M. and Y. W.	News from the Y. M. C. A. and the Y. W. C. A.
6	Alpha	Held annual formal.
6	Shake-Aristo	New members of the Shakespearean Literary Society were initiated.
6	Eulalians	Participate in an activity with new members.
6	Last Thursday	Activities of the Kappas.
6	Zetas	Entertained guests.
6	Shake formal	Roster of performers participating in the formal program.
6	Ossoli Society	Had a picnic.
7	Mrs. Ruth Wright Swanson	Visited her home; married to an attorney on June 29, 1917.
7	Miss Ethel Miner	Married A. P. Butler.
7	Mildred and Ruth Sherrard	Spent the weekend at home.
7	Vera Wood Wild	Is visiting here with her daughter.
7	Ruby De Forest	Married H. W. Paine.
7	Laurence Jepson	Is working on a master's degree at Columbia University.
7	Clarence Brown	Is working in the Hospital Corps in Fort Sill, Oklahoma.
7	Mrs. George Wyth	Entertained a dinner party.
7	Mildred Shaeffer	Spent the weekend with the Sherrard girls.
7	Girls from Bartlett Hall Gone for weekend	Roster of women who will be away.
7	John Winn	Entertained his father.
7	Maude Clifton's brother	Spent the weekend here.
7	Ruth Glaze and Charlotte Keating	Entertained their mothers.
7	Jack F. Sly	Is teaching in Humboldt.
7	The I. S. T. A. at Des Moines, Nov. 1-3	Encourages everyone to attend the meetings.
7	Prof. Lockhart makes important announcement in chapel	Belgian horses are for sale.
7	C. S. A. A.	Catholic Student Association held a party.
7	Answers to the examination questions in the preceding issue
8	Opal Yount	Entertained for the weekend.
8	Miss Turner	Is teaching in Waterloo and enjoyed a weekend with friends.
8	Florence Marsh, Leila Marsh, and Ruth Sweezy	Walked to Waterloo on Sunday.
8	Elsie Narber	Will attend a convention on the Foreign Missionary Department.
8	Ruth Pike	Spent the weekend at home in Independence.
8	Miss Josephine Johnson's mother	Is ill.
8	Marjorie Hill's mother	Visited Cedar Falls.
8	Esther and Leila Millett	Enjoyed a visit from their mother.
8	Marie Doherty's mother	Family came for a visit.
8	Miss Weisel	Attended a conference about War Work.
8	All college students and other friends unite	To congratulate Professor and Mrs. Mount on the birth of their son.
8	Miss Teresa D. Cronin	Spent the weekend with Blanche Stockdale.
8	Miss Margaret Knight	Spent the weekend in Clinton.
8	Florence Hanson	Has decided to take up stenography.
8	Olive Sessions	Is visiting her brother in Des Moines.
8	William Boyer	Broke his knee.
8	Leila Marsh	Was ill last week.
8	Miss Mary Reed	Is teaching in the training school; went to Garner for the weekend.
8	Prof. Barnes	Spent some time at Camp Dodge in Des Moines.
8	Pauline Baxter	Is leaving for home to heal from an appendicitis operation.
8	Capt. Seymour	Visited on Sunday.
8	Katherine Osia	Is going home to Humboldt as a result of an ear problem.
8	Miss Neva Gutches	Last weekend visited F. L. Morse in Floyd.
8	Miss Broeksmit	Spent last weekend in Chicago.
8	Miss Mary Gilmore	Was ill last week.
8	Miss Fletcher	Visited her aunt near Hudson.
8	Miss Swanhild Pederson	Returned home after a small pox scare.
8	Hal Pierce	Visited friends on the Hill.
8	Harry Anderson	Is teaching in Ames and visited Cedar Falls for a few days.
8	Miss Spencer	Is teaching in Clarksville; visited Cedar Falls recently.
8	Ann Kramer	Is teaching near La Porte; visited Cedar Falls and Waterloo.
8	Miss L. Tiedens	Spent the weekend at home in Aplington.
8	Miss Lois Patten	Marshalltown woman visited sister Rachel last week.
8	Mrs. Potter	Judged a Red Cross county contest.
8	Nels Boe	Has been tuning pianos.
8	Miss Riggs	Entertained her sister.
8	Miss Esther Millett	Enjoyed a visit from her mother.
8	Miss Elsie Kane	Injured her foot and is home resting.
8	The third year students	Will present a demonstration at the Coliseum in Des Moines.
8	Warren Proctor immensely pleases chapel audience	Former student and Chicago musician sang.
8	Prof. Mount a proud father	Welcomes newborn son to the family.
8	The Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A. advisory board members	Had lunch.
8	Anna Culbertson, Jessie Dunn, Gladys and Maude Norris	Spent the weekend in Central City.