College Eye — December 12, 1917

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Fall term Commencement	Roster of students and their degrees.
1	Candidates	Candidates preparing to campaign for College Eye positions.
1	Teachers College football team	Teachers College lost to Penn College, 6-0, on Thanksgiving Day; photo.
1	Faculty frolic; professors indulge in real merriment; curtain rises at 5:30 Wed. evening	Program schedule.
2	Prof. Begeman makes effective four minute address at movies Saturday night	Encourages students to listen to presidential addresses about the war.
2	Thelma Wickersheim	Thelma Wickersheim visited Cedar Rapids.
2	National Council of Teachers	In Wisconsin, student teachers are required to do the same work assigned to their students and are subject to their students' criticism.
3	Sarah Mildred Willmer to appear on Cedar Falls Lyceum Course	Sarah Mildred Willmer will present "The Sign of the Cross."
3	Schoolmasters meet	Paul Packer, principal of the University of Iowa elementary school, spoke on school accounting and school records.
3	Society	Societies elected new officers.
3	Oratorical declamatory contest	Program focused on war literature.
4	That Teachers College Spring	School spirit needs to extend to more than just athletic events.
4	Pupils or students	Believes that the term pupil should be used only when referring to elementary students, not college students.
4	Women's number	There will be one issue of the College Eye produced by a special all-woman staff.
4	Alexander C. Roberts	Alexander C. Roberts is superintendent of schools in Everett, Washington.
4	The enrollment of students	Winter term enrollment is 1267.
4	Lines written	Poem written in honor of Merle D. Hay and the rest of the American soldiers who died while fighting in France.
5	Merrill Bailey writes	Is now stationed in Kentucky.
5	To the editor of the College Eye	Discourages hysterical patriotism that rejects everything German.
5	Official	Letter from C. E. Steele describing current Y. M. C. A. projects.
6	C. S. A. A.	Tenth annual convention held for students attending non-Catholic colleges or universities.
6	Y. M. and Y. W.	News from the Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A.
6	Y. W. C. A. solicits for books which to go to cantonments; Y. M. C. A. collects records	Over three hundred books have been donated for Camp Dodge; over one hundred records have been collected; blackboards have been donated.
6	Bible study in the churches	Schedule of Bible study topics and sponsoring groups.
6	Y. M. C. A. program for the winter term	Gives subject of meeting and speaker.
7	C. S. notes	News items; sending Christmas packages to people at Camp Dodge; officers elected.
7	Public recital; children's department in piano	Program given.
8	Maude McVey	Will teach at Iowa Falls High School.
8	Stella McCrea	Is at home and is very ill.
8	Dorothy Cummings	Is ill and returned home.
8	Mr. Packer	Gave a speech at the Schoolmasters Club.
8	Pres. Seerley	Attended a meeting of the Presidents of the state schools.
8	Lieut. Sophus Jacobsen	Has been here on furlough and is visiting friends.
8	Miss Ruth Boardman	Will spend the winter at home.
8	Professor Lockhart	Attended a cattle congress.
8	About thirty girls	Went home.
8	Charles McKinstry	Will join the quartermaster corps in Washington, D. C.
8	Georgiana Ruff	Spent last weekend in Dumont.
8	Mrs. H. R. Hoenaday	Visited with family and friends.
8	Miss Mae Malone	Visited Janice Sanderson
8	Miss Vera Shultz	Spent Thanksgiving with friends.
8	Harold Palmer	Took a job in Hamlintown.
8	Dr. E. R. Park	Dr. E. R. Park is a Captain in the Medical Reserve Corps.
8	Miss Fell entertains	Members of Senior B. A. class invited.
8	Girls from Bartlett Hall who have left school	Roster of students who are now teaching.
8	Major F. N. Mead	Went hunting in Canada and killed big game; will drill with his company until after Christmas.
8	Sergeant Romeo Short	Romeo Short and Earl Whitford played on the football team while stationed at Camp Cody.
8	Rowena B. McWhorter	Rowena McWhorter will teach German and English in Maxwell.
8	Subscribers	Subscriptions to the College Eye must be paid before January 1.
8	Mr. Arthur Dutton	Arthur Dutton spent Thanksgiving at the college.
8	Renney Bromswell and Harold Bennett	Renney Bromswell and Harold Bennett visited the college; they are stationed with Hospital Corps.
8	Lieutenant Charles R. Barrett	Charles R. Barrett and sisters Stella and Ruth visited their sister for Thanksgiving.
8	Mae Molloy	Mae Molloy visited.
8	Miss Livingston	Spent Sunday in Fort Dodge.