Issue Contents | IndexUNI

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1	Miss Hazel Bunting	Hazel Bunting has gone home to Corwith, Iowa, due to sickness.
2	Newman Halloween	Students dressed in costumes for the party.
3	Matzenauer concert much enjoyed; large crowd heartily applauds noted artist	Review of the performance.
4	New manual arts building	Describes architecture of building; should be completed for summer or fall term next year.
5	Athletic police system	Believes that because students have free admission to games, they should help police the grounds.
6	Teachers win from U. I. U.; score 61-19; game featured by good offensive work, both sides poor on defensive	Surprised Upper Iowa with student support for the football team.
7	Mrs. Imlay wins declamatory contest; Elmer Erickson second; Walter Koester third	Seven students participated; encourages students to use constructive criticism when reading the College Eye.

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8	Iowa Club	Professors Hart and Campbell spoke briefly; Mr. Schriber from Colorado Teacher's College spoke.
9	Forensics	Will debate Highland Park in the fall about the permanent retention of the Philippine Islands.
10	Art	Describes the difference between the knowledge of art and knowledge about art.

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11	The vision of the rural teacher	Text of speech given during chapel.
12	Cedar Heights entertainment	Held a Halloween entertainment party.
13	Chapel demonstration	Campus groups were in charge of the chapel service.

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14	Nerve	Contends that some students have too much nerve.
15	The Game	Praises spirit and behavior of large crowd at football game.
16	Does the faculty know it all?	Condemns faculty endorsement of two Old Gold candidates.
17	The Faculty attitude toward student organizations	Suggests that student organizations be given more freedom.
18	Debating League and Oratorical Union	Advocates the union of the Debating League and Oratorical Associations.
19	Four o'clock philosophy
20	Untitled	Reporters who cannot cover their games should inform the College Eye staff in enough time to find a replacement.
21	Editorial	Large crowd attended football game; believes physical education system is working.
22	Untitled	Praises large attendance of football game.

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23	Picnic breakfast	Held breakfast and study at the golf course.
24	Golf links scene of activity of 1915 class	Had a bonfire at the golf course.
25	Last Thursday evening	Some women pretended to be ghosts and disturbed those who were studying in McCaffery Hall.
26	Glasener's eleven trim Martins; score 26 to 7	T. C. won against Cedar Falls and New Hampton.
27	Untitled	Considered forming a Scandinavian Club for students from Norway and Denmark.
28	Social Science Club	Elected officers.
29	Irving Initiation	Held Halloween meeting by the river; initiated new members.
30	Chresto initiation	Held annual banquet and initiation ceremony.
31	Alpha notes	Will have a double program next meeting.
32	Home Economics party big success	The seniors of the Home Economics Club held a party in honor of the Juniors.

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33	Mass meeting	Students got together to celebrate the football victory.
34	Y. M. and Y. W. joint meeting	Mr. Bond spoke about "Simplicity".
35	Official	News of administrators; news from other colleges.
36	Y. M. C. A.	Held membership banquet for women.

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37	Elsie Packard	Has been visiting with friends on the Hill.
38	Misses Anna Kenyon and Robin Leonard	Spent time at Miss Kenyon's home in Brooklyn, Iowa.
39	Misses Ruth and Faye Bristley	Spent time at their home in Conrad, Iowa.
40	Miss Garrah Packer	Will enter school next term.
41	Margaret Barnes of Bartlett Hall	Spent time at her home in Cherokee.
42	Kathleen Morris of Bartlett Hall	Spent time with friends in Oelwein.
43	Miss Hilda Eberle of Prescott, Iowa	Returned to school to finish her work.
44	Miss Isabel Wolfe's sister	Mrs. Klein visited Isabel Wolfe.
45	Miss Nell Cooper	Visited by her father and mother.
46	Miss Marcia Daigneau	Visited by her father and mother.
47	Mrs. Van Cleave	Gave a Halloween party.
48	Mrs. Marion Walker	Recently traveled to several places around Iowa, where she spoke and met former ISTC people.
49	Miss Kennedy	Former student spent time visiting college friends.
50	Miss Eliza Townsend	Spent time at her home in Garwin, Iowa.
51	Miss Helen Buell	Absent from school because of illness.
52	Misses Grace Wilson, Marie Whitehouse, and Ethyl Gibson	Traveled to Ames to attend the Ames-Nebraska football game.
53	Miss Mabel Hanson's mother	Mabel Hanson's mother visited.
54	John Otto of Wapello	Spent time with his sister Wilhelmina.
55	Gladys Braley	Spent time in Grinnell and attended the Coe-Grinnell game.
56	Grace Wilson	Spent time in Ames.
57	Miss Maude Warren of Wapello, Iowa	Spent time with her friend Belle Smith.
58	Miss Mildred Smith	Called home to Garwin, Iowa, because of the death of her grandfather.
59	Prof. Pelzer of Iowa City	Visited the Teachers College.
60	Geo. Bailey of Grinnell	Visited his sister Irma.
61	Miss Laura Conaway	Spent time at the home of Judge Robbins in Cedar Falls, Iowa.
62	Bertha Torode	Enjoyed a visit from her sister.
63	M. Belle Smith	Enjoyed a visit from her mother.
64	Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hall	Mr. and Mrs. Hall, with a group of others, spent time with Hazel Hall.
65	On Wednesday afternoon	Junior Kindergarten students met to elect new officers.
66	Miss Irene Lawler	Spent time in Eldora.
67	Miss Mae Cunningham	Spent time in Charles City.
68	Doctor and Mrs. Pote and baby	Were guests of Bethene Smith.
69	Mr. Mueller of Webster City	Visited with his daughter Clarine.
70	Miss Mildred Walls	On the sick list.
71	The officers of the Junior College Seniors	Entertained their class in the Gymnasium.
72	The B. A.s	Held their Halloween party at Mathew Hall.
73	Misses Jennie De Groot, Jennie Cordes	Along with Palma Hendrickson and Mary Waterman spent time in Kamrar.
74	Miss Gladys Detrick	Enjoyed a visit from her cousin from Vinton.
75	Student Volunteer Band	Dr. Cutler will outline the requirements for entering he field of missionary work.
76	Miss Wilhelmina Otto	Recently entertained her brother George.

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77	Friends of Rev. Fennerikus Bruin and Mrs. Ruth Ballon Bruin	The couple is located in New York.
78	Miss Helen Anderson	Teaching home economics in Story City, Iowa.
79	Miss Nell Kramer	Visiting with her sister Anna.
80	Miss Maude MacAllister	Working as Y. W. C. A. Secretary in Long Beach, California.
81	Miss Francis Larender	Teaching public school in Mayville, North Dakota.
82	Miss Edna Stave	Head of the History department in the training high school of the University of California.
83	Miss Kizzie Belle Gambs	Was married and is now Mrs. William Griffin.
84	Mrs. Sara Sherman Pryor	Head of the Public Speaking and Dramatic work of the State Normal School in Valley City, North Dakota.
85	Miss Nela Hill	Training to become a nurse.
86	Mr. R. F. Seymour	Refereed a game in Sioux City.
87	George Hauser and Jack Hansen	Both played for Minnesota in the Minnesota-Illinois game.
88	Miss Daisy Erwin	Visited the Teachers College.
89	Mr. Howard Fearing	Attended the football game.
90	Mr. Homer Veatch	Entered the law school at the Iowa State University.
91	Miss Esther Daniel	Spent time with friends in Cedar Falls.
92	Mr. J. C. Rambon of Macedonia, Iowa	Visited his daughter Doris.
93	Mahlon Johnson	Visited with friends on the Hill.
94	Bert McDonald	Spent time visiting friends on the hill.
95	At present	Wendell Strike received a season ending injury to his collarbone.
96	Mrs. S. S. Hanson of Collins	Visited with her daughter Mabel.
97	Holger Peterson	Visited the college on his way back to California.
98	The girls living at Huber Hall	Held a Halloween party.
99	Mrs. Hart	Gave a Halloween party for the Kewpie Club.
100	Miss Thurtle	Spent time at her home in Valley Junction.
101	Miss Garrah Packer of Marshalltown	Visiting the Hill; looking for a place to live for next term.
102	Miss Melinda Casten	Enjoyed a visit from her sister Luella.
103	N. C. A. meeting	Discussed Mexico.