College Eye — February 20, 1918

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Esther A. Beck	Esther A. Beck is teaching at Storm Lake.
1	"North American Students Mobilized for Christian World Democracy"	The Northfield Conference resulted in students dedicating themselves to missionary work and studying Christian principles.
1	"What students must face"	Students who chose to remain in college have the responsibility of maintaining the moral values of the United States.
1	Y. W. C. A. war work to date	Summary of work accomplished for the war.
1	State student missionary conference; reconstruction policies of religious student organizations launched	Purpose was to present plans made at the Northfield Conference, which was held in January.
1	Teachers 28--Upper Iowa 30; dope spilled for Teachers; hope for victory Thursday night	Teachers caught up from behind, but Russell Dickinson was injured.
1	"Widow by Proxy"; presented to a full house	Mid-winter play review.
2	Also at I. S. T. C.	Poem about young men and women at I. S. T. C.
2	Training School scrappers beat Iowa Falls 18 to 17	The score of the basketball game was tied until the last thirty seconds.
2	The making of an airman; his status, salary, medical examination, etc.	The steps an Air Corps candidate must go through to get into the Air Service.
2	Election	Encourages students to vote for College Eye staff.
3	C. S. A. A.	First meeting held; ten new members added; encourages students to attend all subsequent meetings.
3	Women's war work	Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and Dr. Anna Howard Shaw seek support as they pledge to protect European children from temptation and danger.
3	Bostonia Sextette Club here next week	Will perform for next lecture course presentation.
3	Freshmen Physical Training victorious	Won a game of volleyball against the Junior and Senior Training School physical education class (43-17); won a basketball game against the T. C. Junior Physical Training class (18-3).
3	Society	Chrestomathians held a Valentine's Day-themed meeting; Aristotelians had tryouts for the annual debate; Jabbow Gemb Hall and Homerians held Valentine's Day parties.
4	Scholarship eligibility for intercollegiate representatives	Rules for participating in intercollegiate activities.
4	Student Opinion	The world is depending on the United States to win the war.
4	Eyes for the navy; from the Patriotic News Service National Committee of Patriotic Societies Washington, D. C.	Calling for donations of binoculars, spyglasses, and telescopes for the Navy.
4	Washington's birthday; Rev. Holland will speak	Washington's birthday will be observed on February 22.
4	Helen McElligott	Helen McElligott is teaching in Hastings, Iowa.
4	To the women of I. S. T. C.	Encouraging women to apply for summer positions at a bank in Iowa City.
4	Christianity or Kultur?	Challenges students to live their lives according to Biblical principles.
4	Are you on?	Encourages pride in the quality of school buildings and sports.
4	Basketball game Thursday night	Encourages student support for the upcoming basketball team against Grinnell.
4	The Student Council; the following is the way in which the classes voted on The New Student Council Constitution	Class by class report on constitutional referendum.
5	Faculty men will go to Congress of National Service at Chicago, Feb. 21st, 22nd and 23rd	Delegates were chosen to attend the Congress of National Service.
5	Red Cross	Thanks clubs for donations; reports houses where all boarders are members.
5	Victor Peterson	Victor Peterson was in town visiting friends for the weekend.
5	Rural forward movement; Prof. A. C. Fuller heads new movement	Professor Fuller will examine rural schools and offer suggestions for their improvement.
5	Official	Compiled answers to the query of 150,000 teachers as to their money spending habits.
5	The Pennsylvania State College	Former Professor Perrine sends news of his radio school.
6	John Wyse	Delegates went to the Y. M. and Y. W. C. A. conference in Des Moines.
6	Y. M. and Y. W.	First meeting was held in the auditorium.
6	Military Column	Absences from drill practice must be excused; profile of Major Sheppard Philpot.
6	Y. M. and Y. W.	Celebrates the cosmopolitan population of the US.
6	Y. M. C. A. notes	Roy Abbott taught on the social principles of Jesus; Harry Eells will speak about "Christian Standards of Action".
6	Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy	Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy, who currently work with the French Y. M. C. A., had a daughter, Marjorie.
7	Miss Elizabeth Draper	Is teaching in Urbana; recently visited her home in Waterloo.
7	Wilhelmina Otto	Is teaching in Hubbard
7	Lena Walker	Is teaching in Onawa.
7	Miss L. K. White	Is a superintendent in Lemmon, South Dakota.
7	Clarence Brown	Clarence Brown is home on a ten day furlough from Fort Sill, Oklahoma.
7	Death of Emma Connelly	Emma Connelly died of a goiter.
7	Pupils' recital. Iowa State Teachers College Feb. 13, 1918	Performance program.
7	"The Real Thing" presented at Camp Dodge	Review of play to be published in the next issue of the College Eye.
8	Marie Magoon	Visited Ethel Howard in Jesup.
8	Hazel Porter	Had ear problems and now has the mumps.
8	Eleta Everett's father	Brought the family up for a visit.
8	Clara Henrickson	Was the guest of Dorothy Cummings.
8	Gladys and Maude Norris	Spent the weekend in Charles City.
8	Mildred Boysen	Spent the weekend at home in Webster City.
8	Louise and Hazel Johnson	Spent the weekend at home in Austin, Minnesota.
8	Maryeda Boyd	Guest of Margaret Fluent to Mason City.
8	Kathryn Karsten and Ruth Mesback	Visited Reverend A. C. Preston.
8	Mrs. Putney	Has given up her work on account of ill health.
8	Mary Lyon	Is sick with the measles.
8	Ida Reed	Missed school because of the mumps.
8	Alta Blaire	Was visiting a cousin in Dyersville.
8	Maude Clifton	Spent the weekend in Earlville.
8	Helen Stine	Visited Nelle Schroeder in Charles City.
8	Myrtle Lee	Will be back in school shortly.
8	Theresa Haley and Bertha Johnson	Are doing their practice teaching in Cedar Heights.
8	Ruth Foskett	Spent the weekend at home.
8	Miss Esther Anderson	Is no longer quarantined for her scarlet fever.
8	Wilma Garnett	Will be working at the Bedford High School.
8	Clarine Mueller	Has been teaching in Jesup.
8	Miss May Cole	Visited Mrs. Joe Carries.
8	Ruth Fullerton and Blanche Squire	Spent the weekend with Jane Reynolds.
8	Hilda Faris and Marion Rash	Went to New Providence to work for the Friendship Fund.
8	Lisette Meltzer	Went home to Ames for the weekend.
8	Samaria Perrine	Spent weekend in Cedar Falls.
8	Edna Frey	Spent the weekend in Rockford.
8	Riva Milroy	Went to Manchester for the weekend.
8	Miriam Andrews	Visited A. C. Martin in Alden.
8	Jeanette Rosemond	Spent the weekend with Gladys Moore in Waterloo.
8	Mary Ormsby	Visited Ethel Ehlers in Mason City.
8	The following girls	Bartlett women who went home for the weekend.
8	Miss Mina Wilson	Will be teaching in Hawarden.
8	Ellen Jewell	Is teaching in Montezuma; visited the schools here.
8	Miss Bertha Van Der Brake	Spent the weekend with her brother.
8	Mrs. P. Robinson	Died.
8	Esther Millet and Beulah Cheever	Spent the weekend in Jewell.
8	Sina Spiker	Went to Blairsville for the weekend.
8	J. S. Anderson	Was injured in the carpentry shop and was compensated $454.30.
8	The many friends	Ruth Boardman married Leonard Corkery.
8	The college movies again Saturday night	Will resume showing movies because fuel is more readily available.
8	Intercollegiate debaters are selected	Both men's and women's teams have been chosen.