College Eye — October 15, 1918

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Military training for all men in college	Men will drill for an hour each afternoon; must purchase uniforms.
1	Spanish "flu" decreases in number of cases	Some schools have been closed for two weeks, but not ISTC; numbers of cases seems to be decreasing; students who believe that they have influenza should stay home in bed.
1	Why we are what we are	College Eye staff explains why its first number is late in appearing this year; staff elected last spring is not currently enrolled; Faculty Advisory Committee appoints new staff.
1	Don't be a sponger; make the paper what it ought to be	Urges students to subscribe to the College Eye so that it can continue to publish.
1	T. C. H. S. football team rounding into shape	Defeated East Waterloo, 36-12.
1	Home of S. A. T. C.	The Gymnasium, headquarters of the Student Army Training Corps; photo.
1	Y. W. C. A. to have talented speakers; program arranged for fall term	Schedule of speakers and topics.
1	Football team may play Coe Saturday; prospects will increase when new arrivals are here	Only eight men are currently available; hope more will be available soon.
1	Stranger creates stir at the Crossroads; suspicious looking character causes excitement	Humorous appeal to subscribe to the College Eye.
1	College S. A. T. C. in undecided position; but fifty enroll; but many may be sent here	Quarters and equipment are in good condition; can accommodate 250 men; most men are former ISTC students; group may be increased or sent elsewhere; photo.
2	Are we prepared?	Editorial encourages people to be prepared to go to war and to support the nation.
2	War colleges	Believes colleges must organize to support the war effort.
2	Prof. H. L. Eells	Did not meet with his classes for the week due to an illness.
2	De Retour!	Editorial gives a description of what the new editors of the College Eye expect from the newspaper.
2	An appeal to good sense and sound judgment	Encourages people to subscribe to the College Eye because of the lack of funding available to support the newspaper.
3	Faculty advisory committee ready to back the paper	Reuben McKitrick, R. W. Getchell, Emmett J. Cable, Sara Rice, and Samuel A. Lynch are the College Eye advisors; photo.
3	Miss Rebecca Tate	Rebecca Tate visited campus.
4	Ruby Clark	Went home due to brother's death in army camp.
4	Rex Haight	is recovering quickly from influenza.
4	Paul James	In the Great Lakes Naval Training Station.
4	The sad news of the death of Mr. Axel Justesen	Died from influenza.
4	Imo Jeglum	Left school due to illness.
4	Anna and Sylvia Fell	Are home spending time with sister, Mrs. Heldt.
4	Mary Weisel	Has position as General Secretary for the New England States' successor as Y. W. C. A. secretary is Katherine Fobbs.
4	Monday morning the service flag with four gold stars was uncovered at chapel time	In honor of Clifford J. Stevens, Henry A. Booth, Ernest F. Hansen, Axel Justesen, and Carl Chapman who gave their lives for the country.
4	Miss Marie Jongewaard	Begins nurse training course.
4	Miss Dorothy Lierle	Spent last week in Chicago.
4	Rev. Holland	Leaves for new field in St. Paul, Minnesota.
4	Miss Leona Short	Spending year on a Y. M. C. A circuit in the West.
4	Miss Ida Gaarder	Ida Gaarder visits sister Alva.
4	An effort is to be made	Efforts to present best movies.
4	Miss Belle McAboy	To be Assistant House Director at Bartlett Hall.
4	Miss Lottie Mack	Resigned as assistant in Bartlett Hall.
4	Misses Dora Thuesen, Elizabeth Dew	Dora Thuesen, Elizabeth Dew, Elsie Naber, and Eunice Acheson went to conference in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin.
4	Miss Wilma Freeland	Has influenza.
4	Ina Rue passes away; influenza victim	Died September 30, 1918; obituary.
4	Fake peace news awakens Teachers College	Students turn out to celebrate peace, but later learn that the rumors were incorrect.