College Eye — January 16, 1918

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Training School in relief work	Domestic Science department of the Training School is sending relief packages for children in Europe.
1	Paul James becomes president of Y. M.	Paul James will replace Nelson Hersey when he leaves to accept a teaching position in the Sioux Center school system.
1	Oratorical contest Thursday night	Winner will represent Teachers College in the annual Interstate Oratorical Contest of Normal Schools.
1	Dormitory has open night; girls stay at home to entertain men	Men stage fake battle.
1	Training School defeats Manchester--score 24--13	Summary of the basketball game.
1	Teachers lose to Cornell; Purple put up great fight against Cornell; Cornell wins, 32-22	Summary of the basketball game.
1	Next issue women's number	Roster of staff for special women's issue of the College Eye.
1	"Merchant of Venice" at I. S. T. C.; audience pleased immensely; touches of mirth add much to play	Review of the play.
1	Clarke E. Wilson	Clarke E. Wilson is visiting Cedar Falls.
1	Dr. Heicher talks at chapel; new Presbyterian pastor gives stirring words to students	Explains how anyone can be a hero or heroine, even if he or she does not go off to war.
1	Old Gold staff ask cooperation	Job of putting out the yearbook will be handled by four people instead of just two.
2	Proposed Student Council constitution	Text of proposed constitution.
3	Mrs. Walker	Mrs. Walker returned from Chicago.
3	Leo Hughes	Leo Hughes, an advertiser in the College Eye, is undergoing an operation for appendicitis.
3	From a private at Camp Dodge	Everett Spafford describes life at camp.
4	The Cedar Falls War Savings Committee	Joseph Cowan is in charge of publicizing War Savings Bonds in Cedar Falls.
4	This is a request of our government	Encourages students to buy war bonds.
4	The next issue	Next issue of the College Eye will be published by an all-women team.
4	Salaries or pensions	Teachers should expect to be paid salaries instead of pensions.
4	Student Council constitution	Constitution must be approved by both the students and the faculty.
4	Fern Sharp	Fern Sharp visited Cedar Falls.
5	What other schools are doing	News of conference schools.
5	Official	Alumni news; Y. M. C. A. Friendship Fund has $8000 in pledges.
5	Old Gold	Requests student pictures as soon as possible.
6	C. S. A. A.	Regular meetings have been cancelled until the buildings open again; will meet in La Salle Hall next week.
6	Bartlett Hall	Open house was held; Arthur Snyder played the lead role in a skit.
6	Y. M. and Y. W.	News from the Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A; faculty changes; meeting notes.
6	At the armory . . .	News of students in military service; Military Band needs a drummer and two bugle players.
6	Dear friends at T. C.	Lynne Fortsch expresses thanks for the Christmas package.
7	Miss Pearl McLain	Pearl McLain is student teaching in Finchford.
7	Prof. McCreary and Paul Wartman give fine cornet duet	Students enjoyed performance.
7	Social Science Club	Topics will center around the war.
7	Men's Bible Study will be conducted in down-town churches	Buildings on campus have been closed to save fuel so the studies have to meet elsewhere.
7	The following teachers	Roster of students who have secured teaching positions through the Bureau of Recommendations.
7	The Purple and Gold	Second string basketball team will play Charles City Y. M. C. A.
7	The basketball team	Basketball team will play East Waterloo Independents in a practice game; students invited to attend.
7	No college movies any more; suspension necessary on account of fuel shortage	The Lecture Committee did not extend the contract due to fuel shortages.
7	Joseph F. Wright receives recognition thru outing magazine; former athletic star and son of Prof. Wright.	Joseph Wright is the Athletic Director at Camp Logan in Houston, Texas.
7	Office report of Student Friendship Fund	Students have paid $2877.98 of their dues and faculty members have paid $2762.95 of their dues; expects total donations to be over $8000 by the end of the year.
7	Gymnasium and Auditorium building closed indefinitely after five o'clock	Conservation plan includes closing all buildings except for the library at five o'clock; society meetings need to be held at different times.
7	I. S. T. C. student interned	Friend plays practical joke.
7	Orios	Elected officers.
7	Prof. Perrine goes into Chicago to see about radio work	Radio School enrollment is not limited to drafted men; the program at T. C. is more comprehensive than at other schools.
8	Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Nelson	Are living in Denton, Texas.
8	Mr. Jesse Shaw	Has enlisted.
8	Miss Anna Cordts	Conducting experimental work in her hometown of Boone.
8	Messrs. Berkstresser, Melsier and Hoffman	Were doing some delayed Christmas shopping.
8	Miss Henrietta Thornton	Is visiting Washington, D. C.
8	Miss Edith Long	Is trying to regain her strength living in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
8	Miss Helen Marr Smith	Is teaching in Des Moines.
8	Miss Eunice Lee	Is teaching in Webster City.
8	Miss Harriet Howell	Welcomes her newborn son, Frank Burdette.
8	Miss Wiesel	Returned from a convention in Massachusetts.
8	The Social Science Club	Will meet January 22.
8	The Homerians	Had a surprise party for Verna Zarr.
8	Mr. Ahrens	Gave a talk for some of the students.
8	Prof. Knoepfler	Was sick last week.
8	Miss Evelyn Somers	Entertained Paul Fingerson.
8	Miss Anna Larson	Has returned from Marshalltown.
8	Miss Ruth Goodrich's mother	Is visiting.
8	Mable Gauger and Wilma Raymond	Were guests in Waterloo over the weekend.
8	Miss Helen Stine's mother	Was visiting.
8	Eva Church	Spent the weekend with her cousin.
8	Raph Mitchell	Joined the Navy.
8	Miss Hope Nunamaker	Is teaching in Boone; was the guest of Ilene Cummer.
8	Mr. Zechiel	Is in radio service in Chicago.
8	The freshmen campfire girls	Will entertain at the home of Helen McAlvin.
8	Miss Lela Linder	Sprained her ankle.
8	Prof. Perrine	Visited the radio department at the Great Lakes Radio School.
8	Miss Marvel Wright	Spent the weekend in Ackley.
8	Ruth Foskette	Is teaching in Garner with Anna Hoover.
8	Grace Wilson	Spent time in Cedar Falls before leaving to teach in Marble Rock.
8	Miss Helen Nelson	Is engaged in practice teaching in Cedar City.
8	Citizen's Lyceum Course presents Dr. Whitefield	Dr. Whitefield will speak about his travels in South America.
8	Miss Elizabeth Hughes estate presents library to Columbus Junction H. S.	A board member who graduated with Elizabeth Hughes bought bookcases to house the books.
8	Dorothy Lamb	Is teaching in Epworth; visited Bartlett Hall recently.