College Eye — January 8, 1919

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1	Memorial war record established; Iowa State Teachers College led by President Seerley ranks high in American war-college activities	Detailed description of all the activities at I. S. T. C. during the course of World War I.
1	R. O. T. C. moves T. C. up a notch; President Seerley receives telegram from Educational Committee at Washington	ISTC makes plans to host a Reserve Officers Training Corps unit.
1	Forensic League takes action on spring contest; annual state declamatory contest is scheduled for the first Friday in May	Long description of recent meeting and activities planned for the spring.
1	"We may justly be proud of Iowa State Teachers College"; Dr. Frank Ivan Merchant gives some scholarly reasons why we should be gratified	Excerpts from Professor Merchant's tribute to the ISTC war effort.
2	S. A. T. C. barracks, 1918	Student Army Training Corps Barracks; photo.
2	The Cadet Corps, 1917. Companies A, B, C, Major Mead commanding	Student Army Training Corps Cadet Corps, 1917; photo.
2	Eight Gold Stars placed on honor roll	To honor eight TC men who died in the war: Henry Booth, Carl Chapman, Ernest Hansen, Axel Justesen, Walter Koester, Clifford Stevens, Dwight Strayer, and Einar Nielsen.
3	President H. H. Seerley	President Homer Horatio Seerley; photo.
4	A suggestion to the Student Council	Gives ideas for the Student Council to plan for the student body.
4	A men's union	Editorial encourages the formation of a Men's Union at I. S. T. C.; believes men have been discriminated against in use of facilities; should build on spirit engendered during war.
4	Do you know Teachers College?	Editorial asks that each student spend a little time to get to know the campus and the history of the college.
4	That glorious New Year	Editorial suggests that students set reasonable and realistic New Year's resolutions.
4	The staff has been kindly assisted	Credits for special World War I commemorative issue of the College Eye.
4	What's the matter with Teachers College? She's all right!	Compliments I. T. S. C. on being a good school.
5	Miss Jennie Hutchison of the Latin department	Spent her vacation out of state visiting relatives.
5	Mr. And Mrs. G. W. Sward	The former Marjorie Gist and husband visited chapel Friday.
5	Miss Mae Cole	Doing excellent work in the School of Education in Iowa City.
5	Maud Miller	Was called home; influenza; father died.
5	Miss Katherine Fobes	Spent Christmas vacation home in Minnesota where she visited her Alma Mater.
5	Miss Irene Guetzloff, critic in the Training School	Was unable to return; has influenza.
5	Miss Deborah Bentley has been appointed	Head Dietician at the Allentown, Pennsylvania, hospital.
5	Olive Sessions, H. E. '18	Spent a few days last week visiting friends at the college.
5	Trixie Jund	Holiday vacation with Maud and Gladys Norris in Central City.
5	Leona Short has returned to her home	Returned home to Cedar Falls after surgery and illness while in Seattle, Washington.
5	Miss Bauman of the Physical Training faculty	Resigned to take care of ailing mother in Chicago.
5	Miss Eva Gregg	Spent the Christmas vacation in Chicago with friends.
5	Harold Shoemaker	Visited Thursday and Friday last week.
5	Hail! Hail to Teachers College; (Song of Iowa State Teachers College)	Sheet music and verses for the school song, written by Milton Methfessel.
6	Several former students at Teachers College	Have returned to campus after being released from camps.
6	Miss Mertle Riggs, '17	High school instructor in Cherokee, Iowa.
6	Arthur Snyder	Released from army; visited college friends; has Minneapolis position.
6	Katherine Berkstresser	Spent Christmas vacation at brother's home in Cherokee.
6	Miss Harriet Case	Took six weeks' leave to go to Chicago to visit friends and do voice work; Elizabeth Dix will fill her place.
6	Miss Cleo Boughton	Due to the "flu", was unable to return to school.
6	Miss Mabel Ferris	Former student entered University of Chicago.
7	College Eye staff opens new campaign; old slogan "Every Student a Subscriber" will be used; rest of year for only 75 cents.	Urges students to subscribe.
7	Dates for men's and women's issue decided; all aspirants for publication of these numbers should hand their names in the "College Eye" box	Issues of College Eye will be put out solely by women on March 5 and solely by men on May 7.
7	The Y. W. C. A.	YWCA will launch campaign to boost Sunday School attendance.
7	Athletics commence to boom with basketball season opening; basketball five springs a surprise	I. S. T. C. was defeated by Camp Dodge, 29-23.
7	They're lining up for a good season	Detailed description of the current players on the men's basketball team.
9	Kryl orchestra to give big concert Tuesday; big musical number for students of the college	Bohumir Kryl and daughters, photo.
9	Three course numbers during winter term	Preview of Lecture and Entertainment Course performances for the term.
9	Students pay homage to Colonel Roosevelt; special memorial this afternoon for the untimely death of one of America's greatest citizens	Will hold special memorial service for Theodore Roosevelt.
9	Men's societies to resume active work; Philo, Aristo, and Orio are now planning for their winter and spring term work	Had been suspended in fall term due to the war.
9	Irene Parno	Irene Parno is back in school.
9	U. W. W. campaign nears its completion; $2453.82 paid into the treasury already	Student class organizations managed the campaign.
10	To Professor Mount; Army Y. M. C. A. secretary; Teachers College S. A. T. C.	SATC expresses thanks to Professor Mount and the YMCA.
10	The buildings and grounds of the Iowa State Teachers College	A map of campus from January 8, 1919.
10	Des Moines College plays here tomorrow	Second basketball game of season.
10	Women's triangular debate is assured; Coe College, Cornell, and State Teachers will contend for argumentative honors	Forensic League met and agreed on procedures.
10	"War all right if you dodge missiles"; so says Private Ernest Glenn, U. S. M. C. serving in France in a shock unit	Ernest Glenn gives advice on surviving battle.
10	Two gold stars are added to honor flag	Will honor Einar Nielsen and Dwight L. Strayer.
10	Usual blizzard sure to greet the returned	A storm greets students as they return to campus.
10	Speakers at chapel are announced	Schedule of chapel speakers.
10	Frampton prepares paper for convention	Will speak on the teaching of harmony.
10	College sends "Y" representatives to Des Moines; Otis McCreery and Professor Mount participate in college "Y" convention in capital city	Twenty representatives from Iowa colleges attend.
10	State Teachers Ass'n holds three day session; many Teachers College graduates are recognized with offices	Roster of those who will be serving ISTA.