College Eye — February 19, 1919

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Gold star heroes to have a group portrait	Faculty decide on group portrait of the eight ISTC men who died in World War I.
1	Sergeant Sharp writes Seerley from France	Tells of experiences as a company first sergeant.
1	John Ross Frampton gives organ recital; program of Belgian airs last Sunday was good; assisted by Miss Childs	Performance program.
1	College annual well on way to completion; "Old Gold" this year promises to be as good as ever.-Helen Klingaman and Mary Short compose the staff	Five hundred subscribers already.
1	Another music pupils program last Monday	Roster of performers and their work.
1	Teachers second team victorious both games	TCHS defeated Clarksville, 28-16, and Cedar Falls, 14-12.
1	Campanile proposed as memorial to war efforts; every alumnus, student, teacher, and friend should rally to support of college	Ready to launch major fundraising campaign; site will be north of President's House; description of the project; will cost $12,000.
1	Reverend Heicher addresses men of the Y.M.C.A.	Tells story of stragglers who missed triumph in France.
1	Teachers High has two wins last week	Teachers College High School basketball team beat Orange Township High School on Friday, 33-17. On Saturday, they beat East Waterloo, 29-11.
1	Teachers lose by one point to Grinnell; local squad outplays the Scarlets but breaks went to Grinnell	Teachers College lost close basketball game to Grinnell, 18-17.
2	Do you criticize the "Y"? If so, do you have a real reason?	Believes criticism of the overseas Y workers is unfair.
2	Democracy safe for U. S.	Believes US is destined to lead the world to democracy.
2	The church drives	Believes that religion has proved its value in the recent war.
2	Is it reconstruction and revival?	Believes that the recent approval of social dancing on campus is wrong.
3	Robert D. Ban	Spent the beginning of week looking for a teacher for Manning public school.
4	Frieda Buehler	Spent weekend home in Hubbard, Iowa.
4	Miss Winifred Tuttle	Taking Hazel Strayer's place while she travels to Spain and France.
4	Gladys Birum	Visited friends in Waverly.
5	Misses Lois Alley, Cozette Law, Clotilda Lawler	Nine women were the guests of Anne Weaver at a weekend house party in Ackley.
5	Nita King	Went to Shell Rock to visit sister Opal.
5	Miss Katherine Fobes left Saturday	For Y. W. C. A. conference.
5	Miss Katherine Gowans'	Was visited by siblings.
5	Laura Hampton was called to her home	Due to grandmother's death.
5	Lucile Hon and Dorothy Toman	Hilda Stauffacher's guests in Ackley.
5	Alma Hanson and Clara Foss	Practice teaching in schools near Cedar Falls.
5	Vernice Allen of Clarion	Jessie Mechem's guest at college for a few days.
5	Mrs. Franklin of Chicago, Ill.	Guest of sister Sara Riggs.
5	Vivian Walton has been compelled	Has given up her school duties due to mother's illness and surgery.
5	Misses Hilda, Georgia, and Selma Sandven	Enjoyed a visit from their recently discharged brother Samson.
5	Ruth Shepley	Arrived Saturday to visit Jessie Mechem.
5	Miss Elizabeth Platner enjoyed a brief visit	Recently released from duty Ensign Henry J. Platner visited.
5	Marion Rash was called home	Went to New Providence due to grandfather's death.
5	Miss Helen Burrows	University of Minnesota student was guest of sister Marian.
5	Edna Moats was called to her home at Volga	Mother's illness; death after her arrival.
5	John Lucas	Visited school for a few days after his recent honorable discharge.
5	Miss Helen Brocksmit	Spent week with brother in Chicago; brother recently returned from France with honorable discharge.
5	Bonney Hanson, '18	Has returned home after release from Ensign school.
5	"Jack" Hanson, '14	Former school athlete arrived at Camp Dodge and expects to get his discharge in a couple of days.
5	Floyd Asher, '17	Has been discharged from army and is home in Clarksville.
5	Fred Jean has entered college here.	Following Navy discharge.
5	Professor Winfield Scott	Addressed the Cedar Falls Vegetable Growers Association in the Commercial Club rooms Tuesday.
5	Irene Parno left last Wednesday	Accepted a position as Davenport's Public School Supervisor.
5	Mrs. P. M. Wilson of Greenfield, Iowa	Spent weekend with daughter Nina.
5	M. R. Foysam, 1899, 1904, State Inspector	Consulted Professor Fullerton Thursday regarding vocal music work.
5	W. H. Roy, 1900, 1901	Superintendent was at the college Thursday seeking teachers for Waverly schools.
5	Gladys Ravenscroft and her roommate, Doris Miller	Spent the weekend at their homes in Cedar Rapids and Vinton.
5	Miss Mae Tuttle arrived	Independence nurse to visit sister Winifred.
5	Manford Kint, recently discharged	U. S. Navy man has re-entered school.
5	Supt. Irving Finger	Parkersburg Superintendent visited Monday and hired Edith Steele.
5	The Ossoli girls cast their studies aside	Women enjoyed a social event in hall.
5	Bethene Smith, Physical Education '17	Stopped briefly to visit college friends while on a lyceum trip.
5	H. E. Blackmar, 1893, 1894	Spent the beginning of week selecting two teachers for Ottumwa schools.
6	McCreary's boys' band appears tomorrow night
6	Presbyterian students honor returned pastor	Dr. Heicher relates some of his overseas experiences.
6	Faculty votes to secure crayon portraits; late Major W. A. Dinwiddie and Reverend Albert Loughridge are honored	Will have portraits made of Major Dinwiddie and Professor Loughridge to hang in Library gallery.
6	Delphian banquet at Black Hawk Hotel	Decorated in Valentine's Day favors.
6	Training School	Celebrated Lincoln's birthday; sent package to family in France.
6	Married	Lorena Fortsch married Theodore French.
6	Y. W. C. A.	Second Cabinet runs meeting and program.