College Eye — February 12, 1919

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Eells accomplishes much in educational functions; I.S.T.C. professor, camp educational director at Camp Dodge, still at the work	Has been doing work for YMCA at Camp Dodge.
1	College honoring two great American Presidents; "Roosevelt week" remembered by the faculty and students of Teachers College	Will commemorate President Theodore Roosevelt, who died recently.
1	"Nels" Hersey sent to N. Y. from Great Lakes; seems to enjoy naval life and is on his way toward a commission	Nelson Hersey writes home about his military experiences.
1	Referendum petition allowed by faculty; vote to remove present status of social functions. Petition made by Student Council	Dancing at formal social functions will now be allowed; President Seerley organizes Committee on Social Activities.
1	Purple and gold clash with scarlet tomorrow; Teachers College basketball quintet will play Grinnell at Grinnell. -Teachers won last year	Only game this season in which these two teams will meet. A victory is expected.
1	Coe College wins basketball game from Teachers College 26-13; fast game but intermingled with much holding on Coe's part. -gymnasium too small	The game was rough on Teachers College; Coe had an unfair advantage on its home turf.
1	Scrubs score two point victory over Y.M.C.A.	Teachers College basketball team beat the Waterloo YMCA, 26-24.
1	Exercises commemorating birth of our martyred president this morning at ten; summary of some of Lincoln's characteristics is a fitting tribute	Tribute to President Abraham Lincoln; photo.
1	Exercises commemorating birth of our martyred president this morning at ten; impressive service in honor of one of America's greatest citizens	Schedule of program honoring President Abraham Lincoln.
2	The boy who fought for you and me	Poem about a boy who went to war.
2	Wearing of uniform by discharged soldiers	Military uniforms may be worn only on specific occasions.
2	The scale of values	Everyone has his own scale of values from which he determines right from wrong and the more important from the less important.
2	Words, words, words	Try using bigger words to spice up your language.
3	Mrs. Frank N. Seerley of Springfield, Massachusetts	Is visiting President and Mrs. Seerley; her sister Mrs. Seashore, is in Iowa City; her husband, Frank N. Seerley, is in France working with the Y. M. C. A.
3	Mrs. Blanche Walters	Oelwein high school principal was the guest of Professor and Mrs. G. W. Walters.
3	Professor Fullerton	Spoke to the teacher's institute in Grundy Center.
3	Hilda Faris	Spent weekend in Grundy Center with sister, Mrs. C. S. Macy.
3	Manford Kint, '17	First class submarine petty officer arrived in Cedar Falls after military discharge.
3	President George S. Dick, '88	Nebraska State Normal School President spent weekend visiting daughter Mrs. Mary Dick Frisby.
3	Miss Ruth Kennedy	Visited Eva King at the Goldfield.
3	Kathryn Karsten	Sang at the Declamatory Contest at Jesup and visited Ethel Howard last weekend.
3	Maryeda Boyd	Was the guest of Mae Cole in Iowa City.
3	Helen Mills accompanied Ethyl Warner	Visited the Warner home in Parkersburg.
3	Cora Hungerford	Was called home to Dows due to father's illness.
3	Mrs. Walker	Gave lecture on dress; part of series.
3	Edith Stansberry	Visited Edith McDonald in Cedar Rapids.
3	Dr. Stone	Sailed to France to take up educational work at a university there.
3	The college people are delighted to know	Dr. Heicher, Presbyterian pastor, returns from work with the Y. M. C. A. in France.
3	Miss Hettie Still of Dubuque and Miss Alberta Still of Jesup	Visited family in Cedar Falls.
3	Beatta Urdahl and Helen Tollakson were guests	Visited Letha Jones in Coulter, Iowa.
3	Ella Hamlin	Was called to Cedar Rapids due to brother's illness.
3	It is true that the men of our faculty¿	Two leading Cedar Falls clubs elected faculty member's wives to positions.
3	Doris Miller	Visited home in Vinton.
3	Master John Paul Davis-"Jackie"	Elizabeth and Helen Davis' little brother came to Bartlett Hall for a visit.
3	A number of college people attended a Grinnell reunion	Alumni dinner and reunion.
3	Ella Sailor	Visited home in Cedar Rapids.
3	Professor J. C. McGlade	Was one of the instructors at the Institute of Black Hawk County Teachers last week.
3	Bessie Clark	Visited home in Orchard, Iowa.
3	Jessie Meacham	Went home to Clarion, Iowa, to visit recently discharged brother-in-law, Harold Hoyt.
3	Vera Fielman	Visited home in Newhall.
3	Four seniors have accepted positions	Beulah Reed, Harriet Spring, Neva Gutches, and Rohease Brown will be teachers in Dallas, South Dakota.
3	Dr. Underwood	Has overcome the "flu" and has returned to work.
3	Manford Kint	Has received his navy discharge and will return to civilian life.
3	Doyle K. Woodworth	U. S. Army Aviation Corps man recently discharged.
3	L. W. Coburn visited Blanche Snowdon	Plans to attend the University of Wisconsin.
5	Married	Daisy D. Wood married Nicholas G. Van Sant; had been involved in missionary work.
5	Y. W. has annual cabinet house party
5	President Seerley addresses the "Y" men	Spoke on "The Morale of Success."
5	Junior college party Saturday evening	At classmate's home.
5	Senior B. A. reception occurred Friday in Gymnasium	Seniors host faculty and other B. A. students.
6	Mis-statement corrected	Professor Mount, rather than Professor Hersey, is a member of the Lecture and Entertainment Course Committee.
6	Big high school basketball tournament here; 35 high schools compete here March 7th and 8th in invitation meet	Teachers College is hosting one of the biggest high school basketball tournaments in this state.
6	Many Teachers College instructors at study centers	Roster of assignments.
6	Earless Miller handles employment bureau	Dean Reed and the YMCA will help men find work.
6	Orio society giving interesting programs	Has very interesting shows this term.
6	McCreary presents class of boys in musical program	Will present regular band program.