College Eye — December 19, 1917

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Our honor list; these men are in Uncle Sam's army. To them we dedicate this issue	Roster of men in military service.
1	Junior Class presents service flag; John Brown makes presentation	Flag has one hundred forty stars to represent each student from T. C. who has served in the armed forces.
1	Christmas community sing; music dept. gives excellent program	Was better attended this year than last.
1	Pres. Seerley gives opinion; student teacher proposition in downtown schools; this matter has attracted considerable attention	Believes Cedar Falls is benefited by student teachers from T. C.
1	Enlisted men receive Xmas boxes; "The Real Thing" funds give enlisted men a real Christmas	Fifty-five boxes prepared by the Domestic Science Department were given to servicemen.
2	Training School loses to Clarksville	Score was 11-7 in favor of Clarksville at half-time of basketball game; Training School did not catch up.
2	The Shakes and Aristos	Literary societies held joint Christmas meeting; Shakes presented Aristos with a service flag with thirty-nine stars.
2	Prizes for essays; see Prof. Lynch soon	The Women's Christian Temperance Union is sponsoring an essay contest about "The Best Methods of Teaching Temperance" to be completed by June 1st.
2	Board of sponsors makes recommendation to Student Council	Reorganized Student Council to include three members of each fourth year class, two members of each third year class, and one member of each second year class; will recommend to faculty after winter break.
2	Reply to Christmas boxes	Expresses gratitude at receiving an update about the college with the food.
3	Prof. Welles	Professor Welles performed in a production of the Messiah in Sioux City.
3	Miss Walls	Mildred Walls held a Christmas party for her students.
3	Essay contest winner	Anna Altman's essay was on "Wearing Knit Garments".
4	Is it right?	Editorial asks if the fines and rules for checking out reserve books at the Library are adequate.
4	Help us follow the war	Student believes that all students should follow the war through the newspapers.
4	Military service	Does not believe that students should be exempt from military training for religious reasons.
4	Student teachers	Student teachers prepare better for lessons, achieve better results in the classroom, and have a professional spirit.
4	Men's number	The men's edition of the College Eye will be published a month after the women's edition of the College Eye is published.
5	A final examination	An introspective examination of the college student's education; believes education is more than book-learning.
5	The Y. M. C. A.	Y. M. C. A. is sending a Gospel team to Dunkerton for Christmas vacation.
5	Military ball a success	Believes that if dances are properly chaperoned, they can be beneficial to students.
5	Official	News of other colleges; faculty changes; consolidated school update; financial board met.
6	Red Cross	More than three hundred faculty and students have signed up for Y. M. C. A. membership, bringing the total number of members to over five hundred; I. S. T. C. raised $8500 for the Friendship Fund.
6	Student Friendship Fund	Report of goals and amounts raised by other schools.
6	Extracts from the federal law governing the wearing of uniforms	Instructions on the proper wearing of military uniforms.
6	Prof. Cable	Professor Cable will be the only representative from Iowa to attend the Geography Teaching Meeting in Chicago.
6	Y. M. C. A. Gospel team goes to Dunkerton	Will conduct meetings during the winter holiday.
6	Society	Ruth Snider and Carrie Watson hosted the Homerians in a "Hard Times" party; Iowa Club played games and Macy Campbell spoke on the value of games in rural education.
6	Why the chimes rang	Y. W. C. A. produced the play "Why the Chimes Rang".
7	George Zimmerman	Is teaching in Naperville.
7	Ernest D. Ede	Died November 27, 1917; had been prominent lawyer in South Dakota.
7	Mae Crowe	Attended a convention in Dubuque with Cleo Hurby.
7	Ada and Olga Bartholomew	Will return home after learning that their mother is ill.
7	Malinda Van De Brake	Visited her sister Bertha.
7	Mrs. McNutt	Spent the weekend with her daughter.
7	Mildred L. Cole	Married Fred Clode.
7	Gladys Sewell	Is at home because her mother broke her wrist.
7	Madge Snowden	Visited her sister Blanche.
7	The Kappas	Had a Christmas party.
7	The Clios and Orios	Had a party in the Gym.
7	Ida Reed	Spent the weekend with her parents in Webster City.
7	President Seerley	Has been invited to give speeches, but his busy schedule limits his opportunities.
7	Jessie Powell	Went home to Ames for a weekend visit.
7	Fay Homrighouse	Entertained her mother.
7	Mr. Alvin Tostlebe	Has enlisted with the Naval Coast Patrol Reserve.
7	Gladys Birum	Spent the weekend with Irma Scofield.
7	Miss Ethel Oxley	Was called home after the death of her father.
7	S. H. Van Houten	Attended a conference in Iowa City.
7	Miss Lemma Landis	Is a superintendent in Duluth schools.
7	Mr. L. I. Reed	Attended a meeting in Iowa City.
7	Jerry Walker	Has enlisted.
7	Miss Esther McClaughry	Spent the weekend in Hudson with Miss Potter.
7	Olive Sessions	Spent the weekend with Helen Davis.
7	Miss Alta Blair	Attended wedding for Edna Hunt.
7	Miss Marjorie Lundvall	Attended a wedding in Humboldt.
7	Miss Riva Milroy	Visited friends in Cedar Rapids.
7	Miss Elizabeth Burney	Will sing for the soldiers at Camp Dodge.
7	Clarine Mueller and Gladys Hess	Are teaching in Jesup.
7	Miss Theresa Sheehy	Visited her sister during the recent convention.
7	Clement Lettich	Was in town visiting old friends.
7	Miss Swanson and Ferguson	Visited the Philo meeting.
7	Bartlett Hall girls	Had a Christmas party.
7	Mr. Glasener	Has just returned from a stay in Canada.
7	Pay your subscriptions	College Eye subscriptions must be paid by January 15.
7	Alda Blair	Has returned to school to complete the Home Economics course.
7	Marie O'Reilly and Augustine Choquette	Are teaching in Livermore; attended the C. S. A. convention.
7	Miss Elizabeth Pearce	Elizabeth Pearce resigned her faculty position; will spend winter in California.
8	Sadie Minger	Is at home after a visit to the hospital.
8	Harriet Hancock	Left school last week.
8	Mrs. Walker, Miss Broeksmit, and Miss Riggs	Entertained some members of the faculty.
8	The Philos and Alphas	Had Christmas party.
8	Miss Wild and Mr. Fagan	Were in an Illinois Central train wreck but not seriously injured.
8	David Schmidt	Will be stationed at Camp Dodge.
8	Helen Howe	Is at home because of illness.
8	Manford Kent, Lawrence Boyle, "Doc" Hansen, Donald Boehmler, and Merle Brown	Went to Chicago to enter into military service.
8	Mr. Glasener	Is visiting.
8	Jap Thompson and Ed Ruppelt	Were recently in Chicago.
8	Lucile Madole	Was called home due to the death of her grandmother.
8	Marie Howe	Had an operation for tonsillitis.
8	Alvin Tostlebe	Has enlisted in the Navy.
8	Paul A. Davis	Is now part of the Aviation Corps.
8	Hazel Strayer	Is visiting here from Canada.
8	Mrs. Vail Thompson	Visited here while passing through town.
8	Clarence Brown	Is a sergeant at Fort Sill, Oklahoma.
8	Miss Marie Herman	Was teaching in Randolph, but has gone home because of sickness.
8	Hawley Whitacre	Spent Thanksgiving at home.
8	Nell Young	Spent Thanksgiving here.
8	Beulah Baldwin	Teaching at Gipton and spent some time here with friends.
8	Mary Cleaven	Teaching in Goodell; visited here with friends.
8	Mary Baker	Teaching in Jesup; was home for vacation.
8	The following primary girls	Are teaching in Waterloo.
8	Ruby Giltner	Entertained friends.
8	Ina and Ida Salyers	Were visiting Lela Salyers.
8	The Catholic Students Associations	Had a meeting here.
8	Delight Bump	Is spending the winter term at home.
8	Andy Meyer	Is attending the University of Chicago; spent his vacation here.
8	Alice Nelson	Is teaching near Elma.
8	Dorothy Schiender	Left school because of eye problems.
8	Marcia Haignean	Is visiting here for Thanksgiving vacation.
8	Winifred Raymond's mother	Visited here for a few days.
8	Spinden-Wellman	Roxana Wellman married Grant Spinden.