College Eye — February 6, 1918

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	"Over the Top" fourteen times and lives	Sergeant B. A. Andrews, soldier for the British army, spoke at Camp Dodge.
1	The Northfield Volunteer Conference; reconstruction after the war	Seven hundred sixty-eight students, faculty, and board members attended the conference.
1	U. S. wants men for Air Service; its place in warfare and the kind of men who alone can qualify for it	Encourages students to join.
1	Dean Russell addresses Schoolmasters; address on "Training for Citizenship"	Believes American citizens need to show their loyalty by supporting the government; training on how to do so should begin in school.
1	Hear Dr. Cadman; lectures on "The Present Crisis"; what others say about him
1	Teachers-Coe game--Coe 33, T. C. 32; Teachers 18, Coe 8 at end of 1st half; football tactics used	T. C. lost motivation when Coe made two long range baskets.
2	A letter to the students of the United States	United States War Department encourages students to join the armed forces and help in reconstruction efforts.
3	Camp Dodge Notes	Educational classes are being held in French, English, and typewriting; taught by W. Witte.
3	Wants government to furnish officers with uniforms at cost price	Advocates same quality and price for any officer, regardless of his rank.
3	Instructor in our college composes a song	Professor Zechiel wrote a song entitled "Show the Kaiser" and dedicated it to Professor Fullerton.
3	Miller Christiansen who just received his Naturalization Papers before enlistment writes to the College Eye from Camp Funston, Kansas	In a company of 179 men; is glad to have Y. M. C. A. meetings in Camp.
4	Wrecking sale!	Teachers serve society by molding their students; should donate money to charity.
4	1918-1919	Women will be called upon to work in jobs formerly held by men who are in the service.
4	Senior memory book	Old Gold needs senior pictures; encourages seniors to order their books.
4	The Navy and the college man	Josephus Daniels, Secretary of the Navy, calls for educated men in the Navy.
4	When it's over "over there"	Believes war brings out the real characteristics of men.
5	Capt. Seymour speaks to the battalion	Will train the soldiers in machine gun warfare.
5	Y. M. C. A. notes	Overseas, the Y. M. C. A. serves as a post office, a writing room, a club, a home, and a church; expects to have about 3500 workers overseas by July.
5	Sunday, February 17	Local churches have pledged $750,000 to foreign missions projects.
5	Official	Winifred Merrill has passed her violin recital; will graduate from the Institution of Musical Art in New York City.
5	Evangelist vs. Science	Challenges belief that science and Christianity are completely separate ideas.
6	Y. W. C. A.; The American College and the Great War	Government wants educated soldiers; encourages at least one year in college before enlistment.
6	The latest on the W. S. S.	Suggestions for saving money to buy War Savings Stamps.
6	This is a recognition which Pres. Seerley has been attempting to get for some years. This means that a B. A. from this school is recognized and given	Education degrees from T. C. are recognized and given credit by the University of New York.
6	Society	Ellen Richards Club sponsored the movie "Efficiency in the Home" for the Red Cross; Chrestomathians elected officers; Presbyterians have over sixty members.
6	Y. M. and Y. W.	Professor Luteyn spoke about tribes in South Africa; Professor Wester will speak on "Manhood of the Master"; Professor Bond spoke on "Truth" to joint meeting.
7	Miss Margaret Dick weds Lieut. Steadman; nuptials celebrated at Douglas, Ariz., Friday evening	Margaret Dick married R. Angus Steadman.
7	Nell J. Gunn	Married Albert Stocker and lives in Nebraska City.
7	Laura Gunn	Married John Davis; she recently died.
7	Ruth Egbert Imlay	Is at the University of Chicago.
7	Alva Gaarder	Spent the weekend at home in Kensett.
7	Ann Kramer	Is teaching near La Porte; visited friends recently.
7	Tern Sharp	Has enlisted in the Army and is at Camp Dodge.
7	Amy Bloxham	Is teaching in Alta.
7	John Akin	Is superintendent in Fairview.
7	Forrest Baker	Is teaching in Harlan; visited here on his way home to Tipton.
7	Richards-Montillon	Frank Richards married Margaret Montillon.
7	Carl Erickson	Is teaching in Texas now; he recently visited Iowa.
7	Scarlet and Black makes slight error	Abram James made ten out of fourteen fouls; corrects Scarlet and Black report that he made ten out of nineteen.
7	Rex Haight	Has enlisted in the Navy and has been visiting friends here.
7	I hereby announce	Students announce their candidacy for College Eye staff.
7	Major Mead	The band practiced during military drilling.
8	Mrs. Peters	Will be soon be leaving for China.
8	Alma Hansen	Returned home due to illness.
8	Harry Drummond	Is studying at the State University; recently visited his sister.
8	Gladys Birum and Ruby Barker	Were in Osage for the weekend.
8	Millicent Willis	Returned home because of trouble with her eyes.
8	Leila Owens	Is working in a bank in her hometown.
8	Charlotte Keating	Is out of the hospital after having the mumps.
8	Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Hoffman	Were here visiting their daughters.
8	La Vetta and Samaria Perrine's mother	Is visiting.
8	Rebecca Tate	Is vacationing here; her school closed due to a scarlet fever outbreak.
8	Anna Clark	Is teaching in Charles City.
8	Wilma Raymond	Returned home due to illness.
8	Myrth Kote	Visited friends in Forest City.
8	Adelaide McKee	Was taken to the hospital last week.
8	Lucille Lifring	Missed school due to sickness.
8	Katherine Osia	Returned home to be with her mother, who is ill.
8	Jessie Baber and Inez Towne	Spent the weekend in Brandon.
8	Leora Nicholson and Helen Barnes	Spent the weekend in Lohrville.
8	Wayne Martin	Is studying at the State University; visited here between semesters.
8	Bessie Clark and Marie Butterfield	Have returned to school after having the measles.
8	Blanche and Amelia Stockdale	Spent the weekend at home in Iowa Falls.
8	Myra Starer	Spent the weekend in Mason City.
8	Gladys Duncan and Irene Wagner	Spent the weekend in Jesup.
8	The Presbyterian Patrols	Had a dinner together.
8	Sgt. Wendell Williams	Is visiting his sister during his furlough.
8	Graduate lecture	Will be given by Professor Baldwin of the State University.
8	Ruth Lash	Visited friends in Iowa City.
8	A. James gets offer from Polytechnic College at Billings, Mont.	Was offered a job dealing in athletics and military work but decided to stay at T. C.
8	College Eye election	Will be held February 21; only paid subscribers may vote.
8	Miss Lucile Bell	Returned home after the death of her grandmother.