College Eye — February 12, 1918

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Y. W. C. A. and the World's War; what the Y. W. C. A. is accomplishing	Y. W. C. A. Hostess House is now open at Camp Dodge; will serve as a link between soldiers and home.
1	Dr. Cadman presents facts of crisis; "We haven't begun to sacrifice yet"	Though Dr. Cadman was not a perfect speaker, he was interesting and the students enjoyed his speech.
1	Dr. Cable will lecture at Camp Dodge	Will focus his lectures on the geography of France.
1	Men's number	The last issue of the College Eye for the term will be put together completely by men.
1	Second annual Conference of Consolidated Schools; tentative program; one national speaker to be here; Cedar Falls, Iowa, March 7th and 8th, 1918	Gives agenda for the conference.
1	Teachers 17--Dubuque 13; Teachers outclass Dubuque; individual work lacking very much; Dickinson gets three baskets	Dubuque played a defensive game; T. C. played poorly but still won.
1	Peace	Peace is a state reached when human liberty, justice, and honorable conduct are practiced.
2	Library Notes	The American Library Association is collecting donations to build libraries in military camps.
2	The following are a few of the most interesting biographies recently added to the library	Short descriptions of new books.
2	What other schools are doing	News of other schools in the conference.
3	Red Cross	Addresses of houses where all boarders are members of the Red Cross.
3	Basketball practice	Fuel shortage is cutting into practice time; evident in the game against Dubuque.
3	Winter dramatic preliminary to be held soon	Students wishing to enter the contest must sign up soon.
3	J. L. Packer	J. L. Packer died in Washington, Iowa.
3	Training School scrappers fight double battle this week	Lost to Cedar Falls High School, 20-19; lost to Independence High School, 17-14.
3	Iowa College Press will meet March 8--9; student newspapers of Iowa will be represented	Will be held in Cedar Rapids.
3	Teachers meet U. I. U.; purple meet Upper Iowa at Fayette Friday
4	To the women of I. S. T. C.	Women are encouraged to apply for summer work in the Johnson County Bank Building.
4	War books	Students should read about the war and battlefields so they are knowledgeable about the current war.
4	Class I A	Men who have no direct dependents are being called to do dangerous work for the armed services.
4	The big motive	Students are encouraged to have some idea of what they want to do with their lives by the time they graduate from college.
4	"The Great American Desert"	M. C. Wilson speculates that humans use only ten percent of their brains due to spoiled childhoods and an unwillingness to reason through arguments.
5	Official	Iowa State Board of Education will hold a business meeting in Iowa City; alumni news; faculty changes.
5	H. J. Whitacre, '16, Superintendent of Schools at Sutherland, IA, writes for Midland Schools on motion pictures	Believes motion pictures may be used as a means of instruction in the classroom.
5	Miss Platner, Miss Case, and Mr. Welles	Faculty members gave a concert in Cedar Rapids last Sunday.
5	Military Column	Walter Rich writes of his experiences at Camp Joseph in Jacksonville, Florida.
5	George Grossman writes to Mr. Perrine of his work at Harvard	Is studying in a radio school.
6	Y. M. and Y. W.	Professor Mount encouraged students to be medical, educational, and evangelical missionaries.
6	Society	Iowa Club played games at their meeting; Sioux Club ate popcorn and apples.
6	Prof. Campbell gives suggestions for thrift talks to teachers	Teachers in rural schools are urging their students to save their money to buy War Savings Stamps.
7	Vera Keith	Spent the weekend with Belvah Larabee
7	Milton Puterbaugh and Jack Schultz	Were researching a debate at the library.
7	President Seerley	Left for a conference in Chicago.
7	Lois Bronson	Has been offered a position in Washington, Iowa.
7	W. A. Robinson	Received compensation of $116.80 for an injury in the carpenter shop last summer.
7	Allene Lois Holmes	Newest addition to the Mr. and Mrs. Paul Holmes family.
7	Esther Shoemaker Kramer	Substituted in Wavering.
7	Ethel Kahley	Is teaching in Cedar Rapids.
7	May Henrietta Reis	Is teaching in Wellsburg.
7	Lloyd W. Barnes	Has applied to join the army.
7	Ethel Beatty	Is back in school.
7	The play	Bertha Martin's "The Real Thing" will be performed at Camp Dodge.
7	Anderson-McDonald	Mabel Anderson married Bert McDonald.
7	Kenneth Cotton wins Iowa-Minnesota game	Cotton scores points to beat Minnesota team.
7	Mae Brinkman	Is studying at the Chicago School of Expression.
7	Mr. and Mrs. Bloom	Welcome their newborn daughter, Florence Irene.
7	Iris Livingstone	Has resigned her position and taken a new job in Manhattan, Kansas.
7	Miss Helen Buell	Died of tuberculosis.
7	Captain Harry Martin	Visited here during a leave of absence; he married Grace Mac Brakel.
7	Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Grubb	Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Grubb are working at Purdue University.
7	Miss Eleanor Gray	Is working at a Normal school in Bellingham, Washington.
8	Charlotte Bockenthien and Hazel Shillinglaw	Are teaching in Clarksville and spent the weekend here.
8	Students enlist	Harold Mitze, Doyle Woodward, and Stanley Frisby have enlisted.
8	Homer Veatch	Attended the away football game against Dubuque.
8	Clement Letich	Attended the away game against Dubuque.
8	Ruth Goodrich, Marjorie Hill, and Helen Douglas	Are in the hospital because of measles.
8	Mary Atlee	Visited friends at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house in Iowa City.
8	Mabel Ravencraft	Went home to Vinton for the weekend.
8	Zelma S. Brooks	Visited Robert Tennyson.
8	Fern Clark	Went to West Bend for the weekend.
8	Mr. Fullerton	Gives a pupil recital on Wednesday.
8	Iris Crawford	Was in Hampton for the weekend.
8	Agnes Sullivan	Spent the weekend in Mason City.
8	Bertha Lenz	Was in Oelwein for the weekend.
8	Esther Carter	Visited Lurilla Greenleaf.
8	Marie Overgaard	Visited Mrs. A. C. Clark with some friends.
8	Mable Desing	Visited Mrs. J. A. Ladwig in New Hampton.
8	Martha Gremmels	Visited S. B. Miller.
8	Clarine Mueller	Spent the weekend with Lucille Brunner.
8	Eunice Aicheson	Visited Mrs. R. S. Borland in Vinton.
8	Blanche Kopriva	Was the guest of Minnie Nicola.
8	Edna Frey	Spent the weekend in Greene with Mrs. O. E. Perrin.
8	Gladys Birum	Spent the weekend with Avis Flint in Nashua.
8	Miss Christiansen	Is visiting her sister.
8	Neva Gallup	Spent the weekend in Fairbank.
8	Anna Goodale	Gave a talk in Dunkerton.
8	Miss Leila Marsh	Visited Gladys Haberly in Iowa City.
8	Miss Schofield	Studied schools in Sioux City.
8	Ava Blankenhorn	Visited J. S. Caine in Waterloo.
8	Ruth Sweezy	Spent the weekend in Iowa Falls with Maude McVey.
8	Ruby Clark	Was one of the many guests of Agnes Horn.
8	Olive Sessions	Visited Mrs. E. B. Farnham in Charles City.
8	Hazel Wetter	Visited Helen Mills.
8	Mable Gauger	Visited F. E. Jones.
8	Miss Helen Stine	Visited family in Janesville.
8	Grace Hillier	Spent the weekend in Charles City.
8	Miss Tier	Visited the schools in Benton.
8	Miss Freda Brown	Visited Gladys Moore.
8	Anna Larson	Spent the weekend with Elsie Lorenz in Reinbeck.
8	Mary Parkhouse	Was ill and returned to her home in Traer.
8	Marian Shawger and Josephine Wirds	Went to Buckeye last weekend.
8	Supt. Street	Was here looking for teachers.
8	Captain Seymour	Has left for Camp Dodge.
8	John E. Foster	Was here last week.
8	Andrew Sorenson	Passed two tests to enter the Aviation Corps.
8	Miss Etta Reed	Visited Dean Reed.
8	Prof. Stone	Visited the school in Council Bluffs.
8	Miss Genevieve Jones	Returned home for funeral.
8	Mr. Harold Palmer	Returned for the wedding of his sister.
8	Miss Brown	Entertained the students in the kindergarten department.
8	Anna Culbertson	Visited Charles Norris in Central City.
8	College Eye election	Will be held between 8 a. m. and 5 p. m. on February 21.
8	College Calendar	Basketball games scheduled.
8	Merle Hazelman	Visited friends here last week.