College Eye — September 17, 1919

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Many changes in faculty this year; several instructors on leave of absence	Brief notes on those who have left, those who are on leave, and those who have joined the faculty.
1	Geneva conference of Y. M. and Y. W.; Y. M. C. A. at Geneva	Brief account of experiences at the Lake Geneva camp.
1	Did we have a good time at Geneva?	Women tell of their experiences at the Lake Geneva camp.
1	Friday night's entertainment a success; new students get acquainted	YWCA offers program to help students get acquainted.
1	Team prepares for action; coach goes to Chicago for supplies; nearly a hundred men out for football	New equipment was purchased for the training of the football team.
1	Seerley addresses Sunday eve meeting	He spoke about his own experiences in starting college.
1	Organizations state their aims; continued from last issue	Student organizations outline their purposes and plans for the year.
1	Student help	Students who need work should contact Dean Reed or the YWCA.
2	Miss Ruth Utley	Ruth Utley is matron of Bartlett Hall.
3	The lesson of the hour	Students may obtain prints of several of President Seerley's addresses by calling at the College Office.
3	Miss Mabel Clausen	Mabel Clausen is teaching at Rolfe.
3	Jessie Elizabeth Mechem	Jessie Mechem is working in Waterloo.
3	Elizabeth Thompson	Elizabeth Thompson visited Clarksville.
4	Wilbur Davis	Obituary of Wilbur Davis, who died August 14, 1919.
4	Association aims	Objectives of the YMCA.
4	Editorially Speaking	Claims one should show ambition and take initiative in life; comments on death of Board of Education member H. M. Eicher and his replacement, B. F. Ketchem.
6	Official notes	Brief summary of actions of the Finance Committee of the Board of Education.
6	Campus rural school	Children from Cedar City are brought to campus for classes.
6	Notice	Son of Professor Frampton died.
7	Football schedule	For 1919.
7	Catholic Students' Association	Father Wieneke addressed the group.
7	Marian Burrows	Marian Burrows visited Iowa Falls.
8	Professor Lillian Lambert	Plans to visit Des Moines, Chicago, and Austin, Minnesota, during her leave of absence.
8	Genevieve Cleary	Attending school in Iowa City.
8	Mr. Albert Ishudy	Returned home after visiting Phyllis Hunt in Bartlett Hall.
8	Jessie Elizabeth Mechem	Visited Bartlett Hall; working for the Y. W. C. A.
8	The girls of Bartlett Hall	Enjoyed musical performed by Professor Frampton and Olive Barker.
8	Saturday evening	The old girls entertained the new girls of Bartlett Hall.
8	Professor Samson	Visited historical places during vacation.
8	Mr. Paul	Attended a county institute in Indiana.
8	Miss Alice Boomer	House Director's assistant in Bartlett Hall.
8	Mrs. Bentrude	Vacationed in Minneapolis with George and Adolph Bentrude.
8	The following students were visiting out of the city	Roster of students who visited various places.
8	Miss Fobes	Spent summer vacation at her home in Northfield.
8	Earl Whitford	Teaching in Washington, Iowa; Leo Ebersold teaching in Sibley.
8	Aubrey Grubb	Visited campus; studying at University of Chicago.
8	Miss Luella Wright	Spent the summer with her parents; now a faculty member at Coe College.
8	George Bentrude	Plans to study dentistry at the State University.
8	Mr. Nelson Hersey	Had been ill but is now feeling better.
8	Miss Katherine Berkstresser	Visited campus, along with Zeke Wright and George Bleecker.
8	Mr. Walter Stucks	Called campus; working as superintendent in Amana.
8	Mr. Faye Cooledge	Returned to his position at Arkansas Normal School.
8	Anita Richards	Called to her home.
8	Gladys Norris and Trixie Jund	Taking postgraduate work.
8	Prof. Frampton	Taught summer classes at the University of Colorado at Boulder.
8	Miss Leona Short	Teaching at a Kansas City high school.
8	Miss Sara Riggs	Vacationed on Lake Superior.
8	Mr. A. Faber	Visited campus.
8	The Ossoli Society	Welcomes back Mildred Waite.
8	The following are some of our friends	Roster of people who have begun working.