College Eye — November 19, 1919

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Training School at Cherokee	Tribute to Critic Teacher Agnes Rice.
1	Annual declamatory contest; many contestants	Fred Kaltenbach was first, Susan Eakers was second, and Anna Cordts was third.
1	Thanksgiving vesper service	Music faculty will perform.
1	Literary societies initiate; Clios and Orios have good time	Enjoyed dancing and taffy pulling.
1	Alpha-Philo initiation a success	Enjoyed dancing and treats.
1	Catholic students entertain	Enjoyed evening at home of Mary White.
1	Team swamps Dubuque 71-0; Teachers sweep Dubuque off their feet in fast game; Des Moines here Friday; finish season right	I. S. T. C. will close the 1919 season against Des Moines College.
1	Armistice Day program	Alphas and Philos give special program.
1	Christian standard of leadership; Dr. Cable addresses Y. M. C. A.	Excerpts from his address.
1	British knight to lecture; Sir John Fraser on Tuesday night at Auditorium	Preview of his speech.
1	Y. W. C. A. conference at St. Paul; Winifred Raymond gives report	Hears about difficult situations in other countries.
3	Ley Hall	News about residents.
3	Bachelor Hall	News about residents.
3	Senior kindergarten	Entertained by junior class.
3	Goetch entertains Sunday School class	Enjoyed songs and supper.
3	Senior B. A. notes	News notes about members of the class.
4	Editorially Speaking	Confronts students' lack of school spirit; criticizes men who were kicked off of the football team; claims that visitors to lecture series must pay attention to find their seats; encourages Christians to ask themselves, "What would Jesus do?"
5	Social Science	Social Science Club will discuss recent labor unrest.
5	English Department	News notes on department activities.
5	Rural Department	News notes on department activities.
5	The campus rural demonstration school	Planning for Thanksgiving.
6	Zeta banquet	Enjoyed formal dinner.
6	English Department	English Club adds new members; news notes on department activities.
6	Natural Science	News notes on department activities.
7	Mathematics	Mrs. Charles I. Lambert visited Emma Lambert.
7	Home Economics	Cooking class entertains faculty.
7	Foreign Language	Professor Call's class hears patriotic accounts of war on Armistice Day.
7	See Yourself in the Funny Column	Humorous quotes and anecdotes heard on campus.
7	Neo	Held annual banquet; program for the banquet.
8	Miss Isabel and Prudence Bishop	Visited their home in Fairfield.
8	Marjorie White	Visited friends in Cedar Rapids.
8	Mildred Amick	Visited her home in Shell Rock.
8	Margaret Johnson	Visited Cedar Rapids.
8	Huldah Zilmer	Teaching in Riverside, Iowa.
8	Indoor field and track meet	Annoucement for the meet between the Y. W. C. A. and Bartlett Hall.
8	Abbie and Julia Cole	Visited Gladbrook.
8	Grace Erickson	Working in Washington, D. C.
8	John Winn	Visited friends in Cedar Rapids.
8	Earl Whitford	Teaching in Washington, Iowa; visited Cedar Falls.
8	Misses Maud Taylor, Lucille Ott	Accompained Elizabeth Thompson home, along with Lillian Schuburt and Ruth Watts.
8	Marie Ferguson	Attended Homecoming in Ames.
8	Margaret Fluent	Teaching in Mason City; visited friends in Bartlett Hall.
8	Mina Jongewaard	Called home because her sister is ill.
8	Phyllis Hunt	Returned to school.
8	Ella Sailor and Marian Bunais	Visited by their sisters.
8	Prof. Lillian Lambert	Visiting her cousin, Mrs. R. L. Johnson.
8	Beth Weaver	Visited her sister in Bartlett Hall.
8	Senior B. A. notes	News notes about members of the class.
8	Bartlett Hall	News about residents.
8	Chapman Hall news	News about residents.
8	McLaughlin Hall	News about residents.
8	Never Inn	News about residents.
8	Ward Hall	News about residents.
8	The Paschenites	News about residents.