College Eye — October 31, 1917

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Sunday night meeting	Professor David Sands Wright speaks on prayer.
1	Teachers lose to Upper Iowa; UIU wins, 7-0	Summary of the football game.
1	Teachers College responds	Y. M. C. A. plays an important role in the war effort.
1	Unique services of Y. M. C. A.	Examples of the types of conversations that take place at the Y. M. C. A. desk.
1	Our honor roll	Roster of men from Teachers College who are enlisted in military service.
1	From Camp Dodge	Describes the importance of the Y. M. C. A. in the life of soldiers.
1	Are you a slacker?	No student has an excuse for not supporting the Y. M. C. A.
1	Schoolmasters banquet at Des Moines	President Seerley will speak.
2	William C. Schluter, 1915	William C. Schluter has finished the requirements of the Ph. D. and has been drafted into the Army.
2	Henry B. Brown	Henry B. Brown, president of Valparaiso University, died.
2	For Superintendent of Public Instruction	W. F. Barr, Head of the College of Education at Drake University, will run for Superintendent of Public Instruction in Iowa.
2	The elementary teacher	Junior high schools should not be promoted at the expense of elementary schools.
2	Superintendent Francis	Describes improvements that Superintendent Francis is making in the schools of Columbus, Ohio.
2	The inside survey	Survey of Teachers College will not be distributed until after the next meeting of the National Council of Normal School Presidents and Principals.
2	Educational commotions	Examines various controversies in schools around the country.
3	Professor and Mrs. Lynch entertain	Professor Lynch entertained his "Teaching of English" class at his home.
3	C. S. A. A.	News from the Catholic Student Association.
3	Preliminary Oratorical Declamatory contest held last Thursday; Ruby Giltner wins first place	Six contestants were chosen to move on to the final contest.
3	Francis--Correll	Floe Correll married Ralph Francis.
3	Clifford P. Archer at Camp Dodge	Clifford Archer is educational director for the Y. M. C. A. at Camp Dodge.
3	Harwood Industrial School	Mary Roller-Johnston is Superintendent of the Harwood Industrial School, a school in New Mexico for Mexican girls.
3	Prof. Reuben McKitrick	Professor Reuben McKitrick will present a paper on the "Teaching of Sociology and Economics."
3	George Derbyshire	George Derbyshire was on campus visiting friends.
4	Barricaded!	Students have no excuse for not sacrificing something for the war cause.
4	There will be no College Eye	There will be no College Eye next week; staff will husk corn as part of the war effort.
4	Dr. Merchant's chapel address	Stated that the greatest of all civil duties is to protect the state.
4	Worthwhile folks	War can be successful only if it is carried out in a Christian manner.
5	U. S. Naval Training Station	Description of life at a U. S. Naval training station.
5	Florence Hinkle, song recital November 8	Program for concert; photo.
5	Sabbath studying	Believes that students should use Sundays as a day of rest.
6	Clio-Orio informal initiation	Description of events leading up to the initiation.
6	Halloween festivities at Bartlett Hall	Description of the party.
6	Y. M. and Y. W.	News from the Y. M. C. A. and the Y. W. C. A.
6	Homerian formal	New members are welcomed; Homerians grieve the death of Phila Payne.
6	Red Cross	Knitting classes will be held on both Thursday and Friday.
6	Irving Society notes	Program for upcoming meeting.
6	Chresto	Officers for new term; formal imitation banquet held.
7	From Camp Cody	Description of the trip to New Mexico.
8	Prof. Luteyn	Gave an address in Grundy Center.
8	Mrs. Milversted home	Was the site of a meeting of the Campfire Girls.
8	Meda Marner	Is teaching at Delmar; recently visited her friends in Bartlett Hall.
8	Ethel Oxley	Spent the weekend in Parkersburg.
8	Marjorie Hill	Spent the weekend in Fayette.
8	Iris Crawford	Visited a friend in Waverly.
8	Lisette Weltzer	Spent the weekend with her sister.
8	Charles Perrott and John Winn	Plan to visit Des Moines.
8	Pauline Spencer	Spent last week visiting with Cedar Falls friends.
8	Miss Thelma Wickersheim	Visited James Ulrich
8	Clara Henrickson	Visited home in Inwood to visit brother, who was recently discharged from army.
8	Ruth Kennedy	Visited friends in Bartlett Hall.
8	Ada Barthomen	Visited her home.
8	Irene Parno's mother	Visited here.
8	Miss Hussey	Mourns the death of her mother.
8	Laura Drake	Will be teaching shorthand and typewriting in Monmouth, Illinois.
8	Prof. Salter	Visited friends here.
8	Mr. Merton Fisher and Mr. Jessie Lewis	Visited friends here.
8	Rose Pipal	Will be teaching in Waukee.
8	Chrestos	Had their formal banquet.
8	Miss Velma Orris	Is visiting from Ackley.
8	Hazel and Neva Royer	Entertained their father.
8	Olive Sessions	Went to Charles City to stay with her aunt.
8	Merton Palmer	Is part of the Coast Artillery in Rhode Island.
8	"Whitey" Bailey	Is visiting on a five day furlough.
8	Miss Maude McVey's sister	Is visiting during a return from the island of Samoa, where she serves as a nurse.
8	A. C. Fuller and family	Is living on College Street.
8	Miss Walker	Spoke at a meeting of the Woman's Club.
8	Wednesday night	Ellen Richards Club met for the first time this year.
8	Miss Young and Miss Thompson	Visited schools in Des Moines.
8	The Sioux County people	Had a picnic.
8	George Bentrude	Has been drafted.
8	C. A. Palmer	Has been appointed as an auditor for Allamakee County.
8	Mary Atlee	Attended a Sigma Nu party.
8	Fern Forest	Entertained her mother.
8	Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Fagan	Entertained Mrs. Walker.
9	Lost and found	Students almost miss train because they were taking pictures.