College Eye — January 15, 1919

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Teachers successful over Des Moines College	I. S. T. C. defeated Des Moines College in basketball, 14-12.
1	Training School is victor over Waterloo; Coach McCreary's light aggregation prove stumbling block to opponents	TCHS defeats East Waterloo in basketball, 22-11.
1	Across the campus to the Auditorium Building	Auditorium Building; photo.
1	The library	The library; photo.
1	Faculty number part of College Eye plans; issue of April 2 will be given over to our "profs"	Faculty will edit April 2 issue.
1	Prof. Reed receives letter from Marine; Pvt. Burton Faust writes an account of experiences in going to Paris Island; left are Armistice was signed	Recounts his experiences in Marine Corps training.
1	Twenty-Third Street gateway	Twenty-Third Street gateway; photo.
1	Kryl orchestra delights audience last evening; Bohumir Kryl and his daughters Josephine and Marie give a splendid musical recital	Review of their performance.
1	Laryngitis attacks Professor McKitrick	Has been unable to meet classes this week.
1	Lieut. Boatman wounded	Reported as severely wounded in France.
1	College unites for memorial exercises; meeting last Wednesday in honor of Theodore Roosevelt	Students and faculty present special program.
2	Employment of returned soldiers	Gives information on the way the U.S. Employment Service is finding jobs for returning soldiers.
2	Has the spark been fanned?	Encourages the student body to have school spirit.
2	Interest in men's societies	Encourages men to help make the men's societies the best they have ever been.
2	Military training	Editorial praises the potential development of ROTC at Teachers College.
3	Did you hear 'em? Fullerton displays choir	Professor Fullerton shows off new choir.
3	Yea! Let 'er go? Seniors go sleighing	Enjoyed sleigh ride and refreshments.
3	Shakes and Aristos renew affiliation	Got together in joint meeting.
3	Rev. Haywood attracts crowd at "Y. W." meeting	Spoke on bolshevism.
3	Nixum Atibus T.C.-ibus
3	Well! Well! Would you think it?; startling confession of H. D. Eittreim stirs school circles	Annie Narland married Harold Eittreim.
3	Several corrections	To article on ISTC war effort.
4	Larraine Benson accompanied Ethyl Warner	To Warner home in Parkersburg.
4	Maryeda Boyd	Went to Charles City to visit Margaret Fluent.
4	Adele Wilkins	Went home to Monticello, Iowa, due to illness.
4	Professor Mount	Y. M. C. A. Secretary attended a meeting in St. Paul and gave the principal address.
4	Miss Ella Christensen, Home Economics '18	Has received position as head dietician at a Birmingham , New York, hospital.
4	Laurence Logan	Left school to take a job at a Washington, Iowa, school.
4	Caroline Wetzstein, '18	Teaching home economics in La Grand, Iowa.
4	Miss Myrtle Morris, Junior College '17	W the guest of Neva Gutches last weekend.
4	Beth Weaver, Primary Education '18	Spent the weekend visiting friends and sister Vesta.
4	Word has been received of the death of Stella Maiden, '17	News of death; not details yet.
4	Grace Barnes	Critical influenza condition is improving.
4	Gladys Burum	Visited relatives in Waverly.
4	Miss Baxter, college librarian	Spent vacation at home in New York City.
4	Marjorie Hill has discontinued her work	Will attend Upper Iowa University.
4	Mary Barnett, '18	Is teaching primary grades in a Cedar Rapids school.
4	Homer Veatch	Military discharge; assistant in the Department of Public Speaking, University of Wisconsin.
4	Miss Rowena Edwards	College librarian spent vacation in St. Paul, Minnesota.
4	The flu epidemic has improved	Improvements in some sections of the state allow study center work to resume.
4	Ninety-nine subscribers	Subscribers were added in the New Year's Campaign.