College Eye — March 5, 1919

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Purple and Gold defeat Coe five in brilliant game; comeback is staged; Coe in lead once--final score 19-16	ISTC finally defeated Coe College after several years; every man played for the team.
1	Detailed summary of the Teachers-Coe game Friday	Detailed play-by-play of the basketball game.
1	Basketball tourney presents big problem	Not enough room to accommodate the people who will be attending the event.
1	Barnes says Yanks moved so fast he wanted no vacation; conditions as they are today in the war area also vividly described	Describes his work with the YMCA in France.
1	High school tournament staged Friday-Saturday; thirty-one schools and three hundred contestants entered. To be biggest and best in the state.	Names the schools that will be at the tournament; thirty-one schools expected to be on campus.
1	Cedar Falls college closes basketball season	The scores of all the games played this season and some statistics.
1	President Seerley with fourteen of the faculty at Chicago National Education Association	President Seerley reported on meeting at chapel.
1	Seven hundred girls in program; exhibition Thursday on big scale	Physical training program begins with grand march; followed by folk dancing, gymnastics, and games.
2	Welcome!	Welcomes basketball tournament participants and spectators.
2	Chart of educational work on display	Displays chart of work done at Camp Funston.
2	Student critique; the answer to dancing	Believes dancing is unpatriotic and should be banned.
3	Marian Burrows	Returned from Iowa Falls visit.
3	Jeannette Rosemond	Was guest of her uncle in Independence last weekend.
3	Doris Rhines	Teaching in the John Friske school, Waterloo.
3	Marjorie Robinson	Visited Clear Lake home last weekend.
3	Marjorie Crocker, a student of Coe College	Visited Ella Sailor last weekend.
3	Professor Harry L. Eells	Y. M. C. A. Education Director going to France to work with soldiers.
3	George S. Dick, 1887-1888	Former Nebraska college President resigned and joined military efforts to retrain returning disabled soldiers.
3	Mrs. Hope Graham	Spoke to women of the college Wednesday night.
3	Myrtle Chambers	Guest of Elsie Barth in Nashua.
3	Katherine Karsten	Visited home in Marengo for weekend.
3	Nita Wehr	Was guest of Ruth Fitzgerald along with Donald Ross.
3	Mrs. Zella Ahlstrand	Former student visits friends.
3	Dr. Brock of Grinnell	Father visits daughter; attended Physical Training demonstration.
3	Alva Gaarder	Visited home in Kensett over weekend.
3	Miss Marguerite Hardaway	News of her chemistry work in Kenosha, Wisconsin.
3	Professor John Barnes	English teacher will return to work in the fall.
3	Assistant Professor B. H. Van Oot	Will return to work in Manual Training this fall.
3	Eva McKee enjoyed a visit from her mother	Mrs. James McKee from Columbus Junction watched daughter in the Physical Education Demonstration.
3	Misses Eleanor Sweeney and Pearl Murphy	Went to Iowa City to visit friends at the State University.
3	Miss Esther Ehmke	Accepted positions as principal and teacher in Manning, Iowa.
3	Mrs. Chas. Norris of Central City	Mother visits daughters.
3	Caryl Crawford accepted a position	Will teach in Bristow, Iowa.
3	Zilpha Lundberg	Visited friends in Clarksville over the weekend.
3	Professor J. R. Slacks and family	Moved from Cedar Heights to College Hill.
3	Professor Wright's daughter	Daughter and baby visit.
3	Vesta Weaver	Has enjoyed visit from mother and sister.
3	Mrs. W. T. Huntting of Cresco	Witnessed daughter in the Physical Education Demonstration.
3	Professor Davis	Will address the Cedar Falls Fruit and Vegetable Growers Association.
3	Mrs. Professor Hersey returned last week	Visited brother J. S. Pooley in Grinnell.
3	Letha Jones and Bernice Aves	Spent the weekend at the Jones home in Coulter, Iowa.
3	Elizabeth Dew	Went home to Reinbeck for weekend.
3	Married	Rose Marie Smith married Lieutenant H. B. Chambers.
3	Died	Emma L. Funk died March 1, 1919, following surgery.
3	Artist number of lecture program tonight at eight; Mabel Garrison	Concert given by Mabel Garrison; photo.
3	McCreary speaks to the Young Men's Christian Association	Spoke on Gideon; Professor Condit will speak next.
3	Jessie Mechem	Visited by mother from Clarion, Iowa.
4	Faculty defeated in volleyball game	Close game between faculty men and the men's basketball team; the students won.
4	Doctor Edgar J. Banks lectures Friday night	Will speak on Middle East.
4	Our college orchestra makes first appearance	Program for first performance of the season.
4	Upper Iowa takes measure of Cedar Falls; our five in no condition to play basketball after the tilt with Coe. Score 26-6	Teachers College team was still tired from the game against Coe; Teachers College won the preliminary game against the Cyclones, 23-21.
4	Teachers College High beaten by Cedar Falls High School	The Training School boys' basketball team was defeated by the Cedar Falls High School team, 23-12.