College Eye — February 26, 1919

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Senior B.A.'s are showing spirit in chapel exercises	Show off yells and songs before chapel.
1	Basketball five clash with rival Coe outfit Friday; keen battle is expected; both the teams strong- winner in doubt	Everyone wants to win this game, but it will be tough.
1	Campbell presents rural education plan to Chicago N.E.A.	Speaks at conference.
1	Y. M. speakers lined up--are interesting	Schedule of speakers and their topics.
1	Des Moines Tigers defeat Teachers College tossers; McKinstry stars in defeat of Teachers by Des Moines.- score 31-20.	Teachers College basketball team showed lack of spirit; lost to Des Moines Tigers on Thursday, 31-20.
1	Committee obtains special war films	Schedule of four upcoming films.
1	Capacity house will greet Mabel Garrison; entertainment next Wednesday will be of high artistic musical character	Performer preview.
1	Men's intersociety basketball probable; all three societies will have good teams.-tough struggles expected	Intramural basketball season preview.
1	"P. T." department stages big affair	Will show folk dances and exercise drills.
1	Kint helps sink "subs" on chaser; another Teachers College man has thrilling experiences on Atlantic; was a listener	Manford Kint tells of his experiences in the US Navy.
1	French lady to address Young Men's Christian Association and Young Women's Christian Association Sunday evening	Madame Bernard will speak on war work.
2	Where do you stand?	Should the college hold dances for the students?
2	Chapel seats	Assigned seats in the Chapel are not really needed.
2	Paying a draft of honor	Must restore and care for men wounded in war.
2	Should we see our grades?	Students do not understand why they are not allowed to see their grades; they think it would be helpful to them; currently they are permitted to know only if they passed or failed.
2	Social forms advance with modern progress	Responds to previous letter; believes that colleges must change with the times, and that dancing is now acceptable.
2	Another opinion	Believes dancing is acceptable and can better be supervised if dances are held on campus.
3	War song parodies direct from Europe	Samuel F. Hersey, Jr., sends some lyrics.
3	Professor Campbell speaks on "bolshevism"	Text of his address to the Social Science Club.
4	Historic phrases of the war; notable slogans, terse epigrams, and laconic messages by leaders in the world struggle	Explanation of several memorable quotations from World War I.
5	The English Club held their regular meeting	At Professor Gist's home; meeting dates changed.
5	Lieutenant Lester Ary	Served overseas for three months; now an instructor; visited college.
5	The weekly faculty tea	Departments host tea for seniors and faculty. Good time enjoyed by all.
5	Dorothy Lierle was the guest	Visited Viva Barsaloux at Gamma Phi house, Iowa City.
5	Mrs. Walker left Monday	To attend the National Conference of the Deans of Women in Chicago.
5	Wanda Lichtenheld	Went home to Oskaloosa for appendicitis surgery.
5	Professor Hersey has received notice	His son, Nelson Hersey, is due for a six week cruise in the Navy.
5	A number of members of faculty attending	Chicago N. E. A. conference.
5	Vesta Weaver went to Shell Rock Friday	Visited sister Beth.
5	Carrie Fonda went to Dubuque	Visited friends.
5	Marian Burrows accompanied roommate	Visited Ella Sailor's Cedar Rapids home.
5	Flora Stebbins was called to Des Moines	Due to grandmother's death.
5	Grace Griggs went to her home	Went to Fort Dodge due to illness.
5	Miss Irene Guetzloff went to Waverly	Visited sister.
5	Hazel Merryman	Was called home to Marshalltown on Friday.
5	Mary Pinkerton went to New Hartford	Visited Edna Muldern.
5	Captain Julian Gist	Spent a few days with family while en route to camp.
5	Dr. and Mrs. Seerley left Friday	To attend a National Education Association meeting in Chicago.
5	Miss Maryeda Boyd	Was guest of Margaret Murphy in Waterloo.
5	Manilla Pederson accompanied	Was guest at Grace Townsend's home in Charles City.
5	Elizabeth Jones was the guest	Visited Esther Bergen's home in Shellsburg.
5	Professor P. A. Bond, instructor	Spent weekend in Cedar Falls with family.
5	Mabel Nylander was guest	Visited Helen Collis in Iowa City.
5	Helen Vander Veer went to Grinnell	Attended wedding of cousin, Alta.
5	Superintendent Blackmar, 1891, of Ottumwa	Member of State Educational Board was here last week looking for teachers.
5	Sergeant P. M. Lewis	Marine was guest of Faith Kiddoo last week.
5	Fern Clark and Nora Walker	Accepted positions in Ottumwa.
5	Edna Martin was called to Des Moines	Due to brother's serious illness.
5	Boys' band scores last Thursday night	The men put on a good program.
5	Special issue candidates should apply now--try your luck!	For women's and men's issues of the College Eye.
5	Romance in the cafeteria; two prominent students are engaged while working. Ever hear of it?	Anna Lund will marry Fred Paine.
5	Miss Jennette Carpenter was called to Wyoming, Iowa	Due to death of cousin, Robert H. Aldrick.
6	Y. W. C. A.	Hear speaker on Great Britain; African-American students Ethel Carter and Myrtle Williams tell about the Piney Woods School.
6	Training School	Children will give physical training demonstration.
6	Bartlett Hall maintains annual colonial party	Many wore colonial costumes.
6	President Seerley announces future chapel leaders	Schedule of speakers and their topics.
6	Football men receive Teachers College monograms	Football players receive college letters.