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1	The Waterloo Club	Club was formed to help boost Waterloo's interest in I. S. T. C.
2	Old Gold staff is chosen; Roy Abbott is chosen editor by a vote of 88 to 77; Will Schluter elected business manager	Small portion of senior class voted in Old Gold elections.
3	Untitled	John L. Cherny brought a complete printing operation to the Independence High School.
4	Teachers are preparing for Ellsworth; Line will be well in shape by Friday; Ellsworth reported strong	Upcoming game favors I. S. T. C.; Ellsworth has few experienced players.
5	Drawings are made in tennis tournament	Matchups for upcoming tennis tournament are announced; students are listed.
6	Teachers go down before fast Iowa team; gigantic score is piled up against the purple and gold--Teachers at first make good showing	I. S. T. C. defeated, 95-0.
7	Training School loses to Tigers; are defeated by a score of 28 to 7; Hersey scores in second quarter	Teachers College High School was defeated by the Cedar Falls High School.

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8	A. B. class assumes shape	Officers have been elected.
9	Large delegation accompanies team to Iowa; special cars well patronized	Several women students who traveled to Iowa City to cheer the football team are listed.
10	Iowa Club appears	First meeting was held.
11	A. B. class hold jolifification; enjoy a breakfast at the golf links Saturday	Review of events at breakfast.

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12	I. S. T. C. Association at Des Moines	Alumni and faculty will speak as representatives of I. S. T. C.
13	Official Notes	Career notes on well-known educators.

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14	Editorial	Comments on the importance of school spirit.
15	Untitled	Paul Farlow visited Iowa City in his Buick.
16	The subscriber speaks	Anonymous subscriber criticizes College Eye editor.
17	The Ellsworth game if McCauley were alive	Describes the preparations for the Ellsworth football game.
18	First Community Center meeting is big success	Iowa Club was present at Community Center meeting.

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19	Sophomores organize; famous "written constitution" of last year still is needed	Meeting was held and officers were elected.
20	Class of 1916 organized	Officers elected.
21	Untitled	Football player traveled on the train to Iowa City.
22	Miss Sui Wang gives interesting talk; presents experiences of a foreign student in American colleges; also portrays the real China of today	Chinese college student Sui Wang spoke before the Y. W. C. A.

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23	Y. W. C. A. formal is held	Review of events and decorations at the program that featured a garden theme.
24	Big pep meeting is held; a thousand students gather in Auditorium and display their pep	Pep Club President Franklin Willey led pep rally.
25	Social Science Club is organized; plans for year are outlined and officers chosen	First meeting was held in Sara Riggs' home.
26	Freshmen are on the map	Class officers chosen.
27	Untitled	Mr. Gray and Mr. Severin celebrated birthdays at the College Inn.
28	Untitled	Faye Cooledge warmed chickens in the frying pan.

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29	John McDonald	Visited Cedar Falls.
30	Supt. C. R. Golly	Superintendent Golly, Humboldt, remodeled much of the school.
31	Co. Supt. A. B. Alderman	Faculty member at the Cerro Gordo County Institute at Mason City.
32	A. D. King	Academic department head at the polytechnic school in Sal Luis Obispo, California.
33	Frances S. Lavender	Visited campus.
34	Lulu Parsons	Teaching at Wellman High School.
35	Len Toomey	Is staging a play in Sigourney.
36	Blanche Jenkins	Teaching near Mount Vernon, South Dakota.
37	Maude Davis	Teaching primary grades in West Waterloo.
38	Elizabeth McDonald	Visited Cedar Falls; currently principal at Clarksville.
39	Lillian Wright	Teaching at Humboldt.
40	Faith Downs	Visited the McDonald home in Gladbrook.
41	On Thursday evening, Oct. 1	Ruth Egloff married John W. Johnston.
42	Miriam Bender	Teaching high school at Albert Lea.
43	The large crowd of students	After pep rally, students crowded into the Grand and Empress theaters; made rowdy demonstration but did little damage.

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44	Alma Van Horn	Visited her sister.
45	Prof and Mrs. G. W. Walters	Entertained guests in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Loughridge.
46	On last Wednesday	Henrietta Thornton entertained one of her classes.
47	Many of our faculty	Faculty members were out of town doing extension work.
48	Miss Anna G. Childs	Entertained her brother.
49	Roy Shearn and bride	Returned to live in Cedar Falls.
50	Alma Van Horn	Visited Professor and Mrs. Cable.
51	Miss Myrtis Fay	Visited her sister Ruth in Cedar Falls; attended their niece's wedding in Manly together.
52	Announcement has been made	Vera Short to wed Roscoe Beatty on October 21.
53	The Seniors	Breakfast held at the golf links.
54	The women faculty	Old faculty members held a banquet for new members.
55	Miss Marie Whitehouse	Visited Cedar Rapids.
56	Mr. and Mrs. B. W. James	Paul James' parents visited.
57	Arthur Stander	Enrolled at University of Wisconsin.
58	Lafe Charlesworth and friend	Visited Osage for a day.
59	Three members of the Home Economics faculty	Ida Roberts, Alice Heinz and Isabel Osborne rented a house on Olive and 22nd Streets.
60	Mrs. Hagerty of Fredericksburg	Visited her daughter, Mrs. Cory, in Cedar Falls.
61	Mr. Graham	Provides ride home for the weekend for his daughters Sarah and Jeanetta.
62	Edna Sanford	Enjoying a week vacation.
63	On Sept. 1, Gwendolyn Ayer	Married Wilmer Wilson.
64	Miss Yonda	Visited her home in Des Moines.
65	Garrah Packer and Alice Strather	Out of school for the week due to illnesses.
66	Miss Myra Call	Visited her home in Webster City.
67	Prof. W. H. Davis	Mother visited.
68	Merle Brown	Visited Vinton with Margaret Railsback and Gretchen Sautmeyer.
69	Willis J. Bell	Visited Cedar Falls for summer vacation.
70	Nellie Tompkins	Teaching primary grades in Roundup, Montana.
71	Miss Eva C. Gregg	Conducted a study center in Jewell with Professor Hart.