College Eye — February 16, 1921

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Prof. Getchell to address Y. meeting	Will speak about "Harvesting", or "The Fruits of a Christian Life".
1	Miss Fromme resigned	Will continue studies at University of Chicago or Columbia University, New York; resignation effective at end of summer term.
1	Teachers College first to play in new gym	First team to play against Upper Iowa in their new gym.
1	Team breaks even on trip; wins second game from Lenox; basketball team makes good showing in both games	Lost to Dubuque, 35-18; won against Lenox, 23-15.
1	Famous English lecturer coming; will speak on "an English view of Lincoln"	Dramatist John Drinkwater to perform.
1	Seniors adopt invitations design
1	Untitled	"The Striking of America's Hour" will be performed again Friday night.
1	Orchestra gives concert tonight; Prof. Gundry's protégées will present musical program in auditorium at 8:15	Performance program; Louise Fuerste will be soloist.
1	Methodists have Valentine Party	Description of the party and its theme.
1	Great treat in store thru Y. W. C. A.	Winifred Tunell from Minnesota to speak.
1	Students attend conference at Des Moines	Student Volunteer Convention to be held.
2	Doseff attends conference and arranges schedule	Set schedule for upcoming athletic year in baseball, track, and football.
2	After two weeks of visiting team again performs at home	Will play Iowa Wesleyan.
2	Mr. Campbell to give dedicatory addresses	New consolidated school sites Elvira and Franklin Township School will be dedicated.
2	Joanne Teerink secures good position	Will teach in Superior, Wisconsin.
2	Music pupils are entertained	Professor Childs entertains her students.
2	Former T. C. student injured and suffering a nervous breakdown	Frances Myattway injured in fire at nursing school; unable to resume work.
3	Mrs. Lansing director of Y. W. C. A.; re-elected on Washington, D. C. board
3	Social Science Club meets	Discussed disarmament.
3	Pupils' recital; I. S. T. C. auditorium Tuesday, Feb. 3, 1921, 7:30 p. m.	Roster of performers and their work.
3	Social Science news	News notes on department faculty.
3	Palace gardens serve as playground; Romanian princess offers their use to local Y. M. C. A.
3	House of many tongues; eleven nationalities in girls' club Feb. 8, 1921, 7:30 p. m.	Greeks, Turks, Armenians, Jews, Hindus, Poles, Slovaks, British, French, and Americans are represented in Smyrna, Asia Minor.
3	Training School News	Beat Nashua, 22-14.
3	Y. W. C. A. news; $25,000 received by Y. W. C. A. for colored work; Y. W. C. A. building for colored girls to be erected in Philadelphia`	National organization receives money for work in Philadelphia.
4	Editorially speaking; "Because of the war"	Concerned about failing economy due to the war.
4	Editorially speaking; educational tests	Believes tests are the measurement of a student's intelligence and progress.
4	Births	Mr. and Mrs. C. Broadston and Mr. and Mrs. Oren Payne have new daughters.
4	Marriages	Esther Woodburn married Ino Smid; Neva Cooper married Edgar Fogler.
5	Consolidated school club	Winfield Scott addressed the group on agriculture.
5	Students notice	Scholarship opportunities.
5	Regulations of the Student Council regarding all-student dances	Criteria for who may attend.
5	New course offered in supervision of consolidated schools	Will offer practical experience to those who will be superintendents of consolidated schools.
5	Attorney Parker's speech	Cedar Falls attorney spoke at Commercial Club meeting.
6	Aristo	Program notes.
6	Irving Society	Held regular meeting.
6	Homerian	Held business meeting.
6	Archer tells Christian duties of students	Clifford Archer speaks to YMCA.
6	Commercial notes	News notes from the curriculum.
6	Chemistry Department	Went to illuminating gas factory in Waterloo.
6	Music Department	News notes from the department.
6	Philo	Spoke on armament; debated getting dates in the library.
6	Delphians	Regular meeting held.
7	Many improvements planned	College wants to buy land south of Library for a steam plant, a men's dormitory, addition to women's dormitory, and a home economics laboratory.
7	Prof. Henry Peterson well pleased with work at Laramie	Head of department at University of Wyoming; also has several other duties there.
7	Harmony Hall news	News of residents.
7	Davis Hall diary	News of residents.
7	He had some help	John de Neui tells a story.
7	Death	Edith Graves died February 6, 1921.
7	Mr. Eells led Sunday night meeting	Speaker for Y. students; makes analogy between cultivating seed and cultivating character.
7	Primary Dept.	News notes from the students.
8	Helen Martin	Will teach in Charles City.
8	Miss Grace Leigh	Will teach in Boone; Ruth Crawford will also teach there.
8	Irma Wagner	Visited Dubuque.
8	Grace Hayes	Back in school after being sick.
8	Lena Houge	Visited Waterloo.
8	Jimmie James	Visited sister in Dubuque.
8	Prof. Barnes	Has had the grippe.
8	Miss Falkler	Has been sick.
8	Miss Geneva Witter	Visited her sister Clara.
8	Miss Violet Parmley	Visited her sister Clara.
8	Mildred Newton	Will study nursing.
8	Esther Bley and Miss Ruth Waters	Visited Geneva Waters, who is studying nursing.
8	The mother of Delia Goetz	Died at Wesley.
8	Prof. J. B. Knoepfler	Missed class because his daughter is having surgery.
8	Vernon Steffen	Called home due to father's illness.
8	It has been reported	Orville Abbott has been in Cedar Falls.
8	Jerry Walker	Has been looking for teachers.
8	The faculty ladies	Faculty women who live downtown entertained faculty women who live on College Hill.
8	Glenn Bakkum	Gave a speech at a Y. M. C. A. meeting.
8	Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Perrot	Couple plans to move back to Iowa.
8	Clawson Hall news	News of residents.
8	Tammany Hall	News of residents.
8	Achoth Apartments	News of residents.
8	Weir Hall	News of residents.
8	Mrs. J. Tobin	Is spending the winter term with her husband in Arizona.
8	Miss Viva Jacobs	Visited campus.
8	Bartlett Hall	News of residents.