College Eye — January 5, 1918

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Purple basketball squad picked; first game Friday; lineup uncertain	Schedule for the season; will play Camp Dodge here first.
1	Shillinglaw Y. M. sec'y in France; he writes to Pres. Seerley on camp work	Needs equipment and supplies; camps range in size from one hundred to twenty thousand.
1	Radio school to open soon; Prof. Perrine in charge	Will train men enrolled in military service.
1	Miller Christiansen	Miller Christiansen is in the hospital corps.
1	Resigns pastorate to aid Armenians; the Rev. B. K. Apelian will devote all his time to soliciting funds; Turks killed his family; could not resist the	Former student wants to focus on helping orphans instead of being pastor to a church.
1	Summer school for public school	Arguments given for and against year-round schooling.
1	Piercy writes from France; with American Expeditionary Forces	Talks about voyage to France.
2	Camp Dodge Notes	Selection for training has begun; Y. M. C. A. is bringing former President Taft to speak; a new and faster train service to Des Moines is being installed; a basketball tournament is being planned.
2	Camp Dodge 1917	Albert Faber appreciates gifts from home.
2	Corpus Christi, Texas	Elmo Berwick is preparing to go overseas; appreciates gifts sent over the holidays.
3	Notes from the armory	Drill schedule has changed; about thirty new men have enrolled.
3	Prof. Wright reappointed on Bible Study Committee	This is his second year of service in this position with the Iowa State Teachers Association.
3	The Elementary School Journal	Professor Dougherty published an article on handwriting; journal is available for students to read in the library.
3	To Ensign Bill; Prof. Van Oot gives farewell to Prof. Lockhart	Text of speech Professor Van Oot gave at Professor Lockhart's dinner party.
4	Our advertisers	Encourages students to be patrons of advertisers.
4	Miss Clara Sutter	Clara Sutter visited; working as Demonstration Agent for Black Hawk County.
4	Longer school year?	Believes a longer school year would benefit students in the long run.
4	Military suits	Wants cadets to wear their suits only while on campus or training for the military so as not to show off their uniforms or to offend regular soldiers.
4	Military training	Believes that military training should start in high school.
5	Official	Florence Zerwekh-Gilbert died last month; administrators from other colleges visited to inspect T. C. facilities; Wilbur Bender will be the new Inspector of Agricultural Education for Iowa; D. D. Johnson has left the teaching profession to pursue business
5	Married	Meg May Hawk married Avis L. Revell; Elizabeth Pierce married Herbert Sawyer.
5	Rev. Joseph O. Johnson	Joseph O. Johnson died last month.
5	Co-ed yell leaders	Encourages women to be yell leaders.
5	How about those sweaters	Thinks the school should raise money for sweaters for the football team.
5	T. C. H. S. administers drubbing to Reinbeck; score 26-22	T. C. H. S. won; next game against Manchester.
6	Shake-Aristo joint program	Shakes presented Aristos with a service flag.
6	Mr. A. O. Setzepfandt	Alvin Setzepfandt spent the weekend at the college.
6	Hawley Whitacre	Hawley Whitacre was home during the holidays.
6	More about the Red Cross	Wants all students to join the Red Cross Club to display their patriotism.
6	Ary-Eckstem	Eva Eckstem married Lester Ary.
6	Miss Henrietta Whitacre	Henrietta Whitacre had an appendix operation.
7	Miss Anna Copley	Stopped here on her way to Sioux Center where she now teaches.
7	Mr. Alvin Tostlebe	Is teaching in Alta until he is called to the Navy.
7	Rev. and Mrs. L. A. Johnson	Welcome their newborn son, Louis Halvor.
7	Mrs. Gilchrist	Has been here visiting her sick mother.
7	Merland Haselman	Is teaching in Waterloo.
7	Harry McDonald	Was in Cedar Falls and will work in Illinois until he is called by the Navy.
7	Help! Help!	Encourages students to submit their news.
7	Stanford-Shedd	Harry Shedd married Clara Stanford.
7	Fayner Anderson	Is teaching in Hammond, Indiana.
8	Margaret Bayes	Is teaching near Malvord.
8	John Briden	Is teaching at Sibley; visited friends here.
8	Irma Van Der Veer and Henrietta Radell	Are both teaching and recently visited here.
8	Edna Keefe	Is teaching in Sioux City; spent her vacation on the Hill.
8	Mr. R. E. Follette	Enlisted in the Navy and visited here as he went through town.
8	The gospel team	Performed in Dunkerton.
8	Julia Anderson	Is attending school in Kentucky and spent some time here for the holidays.
8	Nelson Hersey	Will be working at the Sioux Center High School.
8	Fred Gerken	Is taking classes at the State University.
8	Peter Jorgenson	Is teaching in Dagmar, Montana.
8	Miss Jessie Barnes	Spent her vacation in Cedar Falls.
8	Harold Palmer	Spent his vacation in Cedar Falls.
8	Miss Hazel Morris	Has been visiting here.
8	Edith Pickering	Spent the weekend in Traer.
8	Miss Belle Hanna	Visited Helen Klingaman.
8	R. Follette	Enlisted in the Navy and was able to visit Cedar Falls.
8	Manford Kint, Lawrence Boyle, and Franklin Green	Have entered the radio corps.
8	Private Merrill Bailey	Spent his recent furlough in Cedar Falls.
8	Lieut. David Schmitt	Spent the holiday in Cedar Falls with his mother.
8	Miss Eva C. Gregg	Spent the holiday with family in Chicago.
8	Miss Edith C. Buck	Spent her vacation visiting family.
8	Those who have not paid	Readers need to pay their College Eye subscriptions.
8	Brian and Margaret Condit	Spent Christmas at home.
8	Word has reached	John Mastain is in France with the American Expeditionary Force.
8	Clarence Imlay	Spent the holiday in Cedar Falls with family.
8	Everett Spafford	Visited during the holiday vacation.
8	Bird-Cross	Gladys Bird married J. B. Cross.