College Eye — January 30, 1918

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Teachers trim Grinnell 20-18; purple defeats Grinnell in close game here last Saturday evening; play a brilliant game	This was the last game Coach Perrine coached.
1	Men banquet Coach Perrine; T. C. athletes honor their former coach	Forty-one students and guests attended Professor Perrine's going away banquet.
1	W. S. S. campaign in full sway; professors active in work	Teachers in Rural Education are encouraging their students to buy War Savings Stamps.
1	Dr. Cadman will lecture	S. Parkes Cadman will speak about "Our Duty in the Present Crisis"; photo.
1	Doc Throckmorton	"Doc" Throckmorton was made commander in the navy.
1	College students and the war	Herbert Hoover praises the willingness to serve and the dedication of college men; encourages younger men to continue their education.
2	Library news; recent books on the war	Reviews of new books about World War I added to the library.
2	"Widow by Proxy"; Catherine C. Cushing	Mid-winter play selected and cast.
2	Sam Marshall	Sam Marshall has joined the navy.
2	Training School scrappers hold Marion quintette to a score of 16 to 9	Played defensively.
2	Mr. and Mrs. Karl Knoepfler	Mr. and Mrs. Karl Knoepfler are parents of a son.
2	Dr. Winship of Boston; The Community Trail	Reported progress of education; inspired students.
2	College Hill activities in war work	Encourages students to get involved in the Belgian Relief Fund by using less and knitting clothes.
3	J. L. Packer	Former superintendent at Washington, Iowa; had a nervous breakdown and died.
3	Iowa State Teachers College High School; graduation exercises; Training School Auditorium	Commencement program.
3	Military column	Notes about men enrolled in military service; Y. M. C. A. has sent 279,546 letters to men overseas.
3	George Baskerville tells of harrowing experience at Camp Cody	Sent some cacti to the science department; rain, wind, and snow plagued the men and blew down the post office so they didn't get their mail.
3	Margaret Lillian Dick	Margaret Dick married Lieutenant Ralph Angus Stradman.
3	Jacobsen, former editor, writes appreciation of Xmas box	Thanks college for the Christmas package.
3	The Registrar of I. S. T. C.	Dwight Davis appreciated the Christmas package.
4	More relief work	Encourages students and teachers to collect clothes for babies, older children, and adults.
4	Mistakes	Corrections from previous newspaper; article in last week's paper was written by Monica Wild; score of basketball game was 40-17.
4	The prayer of the army Y. M. C. A.	Their prayer is to be brave, pure, and true.
4	Men's dormitory?	Believes that having their own dormitory would unify the men.
4	Traitors	Is concerned that some students cheered for Grinnell instead of T. C. during a recent basketball game.
4	Convincing evidence	President Seerley addressed the court in favor of student teaching opportunities in Cedar Falls; spoke of the favorable results for the students of the college and the students of the community.
4	Assembly	Wants Professor Frampton to play his special music while students are coming into the auditorium so chapel is not cut short.
4	W. S. S.	Encourages students, especially women, to buy War Savings Stamps.
5	James T. Fields	President Seerley visited James Fields' prize-winning wheat fields in Saskatchewan, Canada.
5	The total enrollment of students	Enrollment is down 17 1/2%, from 4171 to 3619, due to poor economic conditions and teachers being unwilling to work for the salaries offered.
5	Dr. Meyerholz will lecture for two weeks at Camp Dodge	Will lecture on American and European history; will be touring the state to promote War Savings Stamps.
5	Put your house on honor roll	Encourages all students to become members of the Red Cross.
5	Prof. Palmer writes for the Nature-Study Review	Students are encouraged to read Professor Palmer's articles on the skunk cabbage and the striped gopher.
5	United Presbyterian party	Played games and acted out charades; refreshments were served and the Reverend Munn invited attendees to his church.
5	Official	Rumors are unconfirmed that Highland Park College and Des Moines College will consolidate under the name Union College; T. C. will hold Extension Summer Schools at Spencer, Denison, and Red Oak.
5	Teachers retirement commission Iowa State Teachers Ass'n.	E. B. Wilson recommended a retirement age for teachers to the State Department of Public Instruction.
5	The students ought to read	Arthur Gist wrote two articles that every teaching student should read.
6	Social Science Club	Focus of meeting was war; talked about War Revenues, Cartoons of the War, Press Censorship, and Alien Enemies among other things.
6	Advanced Rural Class election	Officers elected.
6	Student Opinion	It is acceptable to borrow a few things from a friend, but one should not become dependent on his friend for multiple items; believes a school song will enhance school spirit.
6	Y. M. and Y. W.	Held joint meeting in Bartlett Hall to listen to Indian missionary Miss Goodall; D. S. Wright spoke to Y. M. on Brahmanism; Professor Luteyn will speak on "The Call of the Wild".
6	Society	Homerians played games and sang in the home of Verna Zarr.
6	Northfield	About five hundred Y. W. C. A. and Y. M. C. A. leaders met in Northfield, Massachusetts, for the Student Volunteer Conference.
7	Samuel Marshall	Has resigned his position and joined the Navy.
7	Mrs. Alice Pierce Irish	Died.
7	Mrs. Ella Mullarky Storey	Has implemented a host family system for students at Simpson College.
7	Mr. and Mrs. Emery Myer	Are available for visits at their home on Main Street.
7	Bigelow-Prichard	Jane Bigelow married George Prichard.
7	Harold Howard Maynard	Has reported in Jacksonville, Florida.
7	Mrs. Guy Mac	Died.
7	Alvin Tostlebe	Had his tonsils removed.
7	Mr. C. A. Palmer	Is planning on joining the Navy.
7	Dallas D. Johnson	Is working in Seattle, Washington.
7	Prof. M. D. Howell	Is a secretary at Camp Dodge.
7	Mrs. J. Allen Gilbert	Florence Zerwekh died.
7	Report of Red Cross	Reports of membership, knitting, sewing, and surgical dressings.
7	Mae Ash	Mae Ash returned to school from the detention hospital.
7	I hereby announce	Announcing candidacy for College Eye staff.
7	When we went visiting	Visited elderly citizens in the Western Home.
8	Prof. Barnes	Spoke in Ida Grove.
8	Ben Robinson	Visited family and friends on his recent furlough.
8	Mrs. G. W. Merner	Gave a shower in honor of Mrs. J. B. Cross.
8	The Achoth girls	Entertained friends.
8	Juanita Murrow and Miriam Beanblossom	Spent the weekend with Florence Kitchen.
8	May Reiss	Is teaching in Wellsburg.
8	Marguerite Caward	Is teaching in Glenwood.
8	Vilas R. Mitchell	Is at Camp Cody in New Mexico.
8	The Misses Inez Towne, Lois Bassett, Vivia Bassett, Cessie E. Baker	Went to their homes in Brandon for the weekend.
8	Edna Fair	Spent the weekend in Nashua.
8	Edythe Pickering	Visited a friend in Traer.
8	Vera Tatum	Spent the weekend with Nora Springs.
8	Mina Storm	Visited Charles Swiek.
8	Mrs. W. H. Davis and Mrs. L. H. Van Houten	Gave a reception in honor of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cross.
8	Miss Sheppard	Entertained friends at her home.
8	Marie Butterfield	Has the measles.
8	The U. P.'s	Had a party.
8	Sadie and Clara Peters	Returned home after the death of their father.
8	Aurel Beatty	Returned home due to illness.
8	Hazel Williams	Returned home after the death of her grandmother.
8	Hazel Humeston	Spent the weekend in Iowa Falls.
8	Meta Wixon	Visited Fern Hunt.
8	Mr. F. E. Fuller	Will visited Emmetsburg and Eldora on behalf of the Extension Summer School Service.
8	$60,500 for the Student Friendship Fund	Will be sent in.
8	Miss Young	Gave a talk in Ames.
8	Anna Naylor	Spent the weekend at Cornell.
8	Rohease Brown and Pauline Hamilton	Visited Eva Cresswell.
8	Avis Flint	Visited a friend in Winthrop.
8	Rina Rose	Will be teaching in Dumont.
8	Miss Obera Brown	Accepted a position in Sigourney.
8	William Milversted	Visited friends here in Cedar Falls.
8	Mr. Lucas	Visited Helen Stein during his recent furlough.
8	Cynthia De Witt	Visited Edna Ormsted.
8	Burnadette Shany	Spent the weekend with Flo Barnes.
8	Ruth Vaughn	Spent the weekend in Cedar Rapids.
8	May Varney	Will be teaching in Rockwell City.
8	Leila Marsh and Olive Sessions	Spent the weekend in Des Moines.
8	Ruth Mesback	Visited Riva Milroy.
8	Sylvia Hoffman	Spent the weekend with Maude McVey.
8	Edna Frey	Spent the weekend in Iowa Falls with her sister Hilda.
8	Manila Pederson	Spent the weekend with Elsie Barth.
8	Frances Leverance	Was in Davenport for the weekend.
8	Mr. and Mrs. Birum	Visited from Osage.
8	Ruth Sweezy	Spent the weekend with Coretta Cool.
8	Clarine Mueller	Returned home due to family illness.
8	Elizabeth Bell	Spent the weekend at home in West Branch.
8	Miss Doris Brown	Visited Frank Plet's home, Iowa Falls.
8	Miss Margaret De Booy	Spent the weekend with Grace Townsend.
8	Ray D. Nelson	Is teaching in Danton, Texas.
8	College Calendar	Basketball schedule for the season.
8	The Whip at the Empress Monday and Tuesday	Movie made from the play of the same name; seen by less than ten per cent of Americans.
8	Schoolmasters will banquet this evening at the cafeteria; Dean Russell of the State University will speak
8	S. F. Hersey gets position with New Hampton Business College	Will be teaching commercial law, typewriting, business English, and letter writing.
8	George Bleeker	Spent the weekend with his parents in Ackley.