College Eye — January 22, 1919

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Men respond to "Y" in gratifying manner; fifty-one attend the meeting last Thursday without special invitation	Will re-establish regular Wednesday devotional meetings.
1	Dr. Eleanor Bertine lectures next week	Will speak to women on "The College Woman and Social Relationships."
1	Criterion Quartette appears tomorrow	Criterion Quartet; photo.
1	Tonight men stage get together meeting; cafeteria luncheon followed by a number of talks and boosts by men students	Hope to set the stage for a return to normal with the conclusion of the war.
1	Oil panting of our president in library; is presented by Van Cleave	Represents President Seerley sitting at his desk.
1	Walk from Twenty-fourth and College	Twenty-fourth Street and College Street; photo.
1	Reserve Officers Corps to be established; all colleges of country are lining up--Teachers College among them	Represents conclusion of trend started during the war; men will take military training rather than physical training as part of the curriculum.
1	Triangular debate making good headway; women debaters look like a competent aggregation	Will compete against Coe and Cornell Colleges.
1	Basketball schedule includes Cornell Friday; Teachers College five will meet one of the classiest teams in the state-game played in the afternoon	I. S. T. C. will face off against Cornell College on Friday.
1	Drive past library building	Library building, photo.
2	A little adjustment	Editorial criticizes a previous editorial's harsh treatment of the R. O. T. C.
2	The critique	Editorial criticizes the way some students and faculty pronounce their words.
3	The Clio and Orio Literary Societies	Enjoyed a party last Friday which bonded the two societies even closer.
3	Thomas McDonald, ex '14	Was discharged from the Navy before Christmas; now connected with business firm in Cleveland, Ohio.
3	Myron Begeman	Was released from the Aviation Service and has been offered a position in Toledo, Ohio.
3	Ensign Alvin Tostlebe, '16	Returned from France and has arrived in New York.
3	Professor Reuben McKitrick	Left Monday for voice and throat treatment in Iowa City; arrangements are being made for a person to take over his classes for the term.
3	Esther Bergen and Elizabeth Jones	Were the weekend guests of Pearl Krause in Waverly.
3	Lois Davidson, Primary Education, '18	Accepted a second grade teaching position in Bowbridge, South Dakota.
3	Florence Nordmeir	Has left for remainder of the term to recuperate from illness at her home in Morristown, Minnesota.
3	Bruce McCleary, '18	Has completed training in wireless operations at Harvard and is now at the Naval Yards in Philadelphia awaiting discharge.
3	Doris Rines, one of last term's graduates	Last week underwent appendicitis surgery in Iowa City.
3	Lorna Bishop, Public School Music, '18 and Katherine Munkhoff	Teachers from Independence visited Vera Bishop over weekend.
3	Miss Dora Robinson	National Y. W. C. A. Finance Secretary was here Monday to arrange for Dr. Bertine's lectures.
3	Hanna Cordes	Has left school due to illness.
3	Mrs. James Barlow of Allison	Genevieve Johnson's sister visited.
3	Viva Jacobs	Was unable to return to school due to appendicitis surgery.
3	Mary McAdams enjoyed a brief visit	Was visited by father and little sister; sister stayed while father did business in Chicago.
3	Alta Wilmarth was called to her home	Went home due to brother's death.
3	Miss Margaret Fluent, '18	Spent the weekend visiting friends in Bartlett Hall.
4	The Home Economics classes have been sewing	Things made for the needy children here and abroad.
4	The posters and lettering done	Works by students in connection with Benjamin Franklin study.
4	The seventh and eighth grade boys	Basketball game Friday afternoon.
4	On Wednesday, January 22, the first year High School girls	Served breakfast as part of their home economics work.
4	Mrs. Heicher talked to the High School Y. W. C. A.	Talked at Japanese program; personal experiences related.
4	Faculty "Tea" popular	Administrators acted as host to seniors.
4	Frank Johnson intends to return in spring; describes his experience while engaged in army life to Professor Charles	Has been in camp in Maryland.
4	Good opportunities offered English writers; prize essay and second annual short story and poetry contest are now open to competition	Subject is the League of Nations.