College Eye — January 29, 1919

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Capt. Sophus C. Jacobsen in army of occupation; letter sent to Miss Shanewise tells of his experiences in France-Sees French enter Metz	Long description of his service in France and Germany.
1	Canadian army captain leads Y. M. C. A. revival services; meetings held Friday, Saturday 6:10p.m.;	Captain McKendrick lectures and tells of his war experiences.
1	Winter view of Administration Building	Administration Building; photo.
1	Cornell 25-Teachers 23 result of Friday's game; local "gym" artists play classy ball	I. S. T. C. lost to Cornell College in basketball, 25-23.
1	Winter scene on the campus	Winter scene; photo.
1	Criterion Quartet entertained audience; male quartet of New York City sings before audience from college, Cedar Falls and Waterloo	Review of their performance.
2	College journalism	Encourages organizations on campus to post their information and meeting times in the College Eye.
2	Suggestions for debates in literary societies	Suggestions for topics to be debated by the literary societies.
2	A publicity bureau	Encourages the college to create a publicity bureau to popularize the college throughout the state.
2	Response of our audiences appreciated	Editorial praises students' enthusiasm at entertainment events.
2	Our advertisers	Encourages students to purchase items from the businesses that advertise in the College Eye.
3	Philo-Alphas have party	Enjoyed games and songs.
3	Lieut. Myron Begeman returns to civil duties	Was discharged before Christmas.
3	Robinson elected Y. M. C. A. president	Results of YMCA election.
3	Forensic League takes action Monday night	Will debate government ownership of railroads.
3	Our increase in size	Number of subscribers has justified an increase in the size of the College Eye from four to six pages.
4	In memoriam	Stella Maiden died of influenza.
4	Former athletic director now Greeley Colorado coach	Allen Berkstresser is working at Greeley High School in Colorado.
4	U. I. U. debate plans are being made
4	Reed attends meeting at University of Wisconsin	Meeting of deans of men.
5	Those who have a sweet tooth	Sweets will be sold in the Y. W. C. A. rooms.
5	The First Year Home Economics	Were entertained at a dinner at Professor and Mrs. O. B. Read's home; all had a enjoyable time.
5	Miss Anita King	Spent weekend visiting sister in Shell Rock.
5	Homer Roland, formerly the athletic director of the State University of Iowa	Died in a hospital in France.
5	Corp. Henry Iblings, '15	Arrived here last week after return from France and honorable discharge at Camp Dodge.
5	Abe James, football captain here in '17	Ex-college athlete and football captain is in the medical corps and is now in the army of occupation in Germany.
5	Dr. Eleanor Bertine	Wrote to Mrs. Walker about her impending arrival at the college; she is to lecture Thursday through Sunday.
5	Word has been received of the marriage of Myra Storer	Has married Oscar A. Dale.
5	Ethel Hunt was called to her home	Went home to Mt. Pleasant due to mother's death.
5	Clara Henrickson of Inwood	Upon arriving from Inwood, Iowa, Monday, Clara Henrickson will attend the college for the remainder of the year, and have a June graduation date.
5	Wilma Freeland	Has accepted a position at a Waterloo kindergarten.
5	Myrtle Wright	Left for home January 25th, due to illness.
5	Laurence Bogle	Spent weekend at home in Shellsburg.
5	Elizabeth Dew	Friday went to Dike to visit sister, Mrs. Arthur Wright.
5	Katherine Gowans and Fern Myer	Visited friends in Bartlett Hall over the weekend.
5	Misses Mina Jongewaard and Gail Sanderson	Visited University friends in Iowa City over the weekend.
5	Earl Whitford, Arthur McMahon, and Romeo Short	Promoted and received honorable discharges.
5	Grace Williams has been compelled to leave	Left college due to health; receiving treatments in Cedar Rapids.
5	Helen McAlvin, ex '20	Visited here last week.
5	Miss Mary Martin of the College Library	Librarian returned to work after bout with the "flu".
5	Jack H. Sly, B. A. '17	Visited college after military honorable discharge.
5	Word has been received of the marriage	Myra E. Storer married Oscar Dahl in Ottosen, Iowa.
5	Agnes Howie of Hampton and Hazel Humeston of Eldora	Spent weekend with Hazel Byers and Leona Malcolm.
5	Registrar Cory went to Osage	Judged declamatory contest in Osage.
5	Three T. C. Marines return from camp	Charles Perrott, Dick Ludeman, and Corporal Boehmler return to the area.
5	Dr. Green substitutes for economics professor	David O. Green will substitute for Professor McKitrick, who has been ill.
5	Douglas Fairbanks entertains B. A. juniors	Juniors go downtown to see movie.
5	Basketball squad loses Matte, star player	Otto Matte will become athletic director in St. Paul, Minnesota.
5	Men's literary societies hold initial meetings.	New members considered; initiation underway.
5	Social Science Club	Met and elected officers.
5	Agnes Arneson enjoyed a visit	Was visited by her mother from Joyce, Iowa.
6	Laudatory spirit shown by men; one hundred strong they display the fact that they boost Teachers College; faculty and students take part	Men meet for inspiration and pep.
6	F. O. Randall, '97, heads noted H. S.	F. Otis Randall is head of the Kalispell, Flathead County, Montana, High School.
6	J. H. Kelley president Gunnison Normal	James Herbert Kelley leads new institution.
6	Teachers College plans N. E. Iowa tournament; Coach Glasener mails out thirty-five invitations to prominent Iowa schools last Thursday	State Athletic Association is not staging a tournament this year.
6	Reading room	Library reading room; photo.
6	Library announces new interesting publications	Has books on helping wounded soldiers return to productive civilian life.