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1 Esther A. Beck Esther A. Beck is teaching at Storm Lake.
2 "North American Students Mobilized for Christian World Democracy" The Northfield Conference resulted in students dedicating themselves to missionary work and studying Christian principles.
3 "What students must face" Students who chose to remain in college have the responsibility of maintaining the moral values of the United States.
4 Y. W. C. A. war work to date Summary of work accomplished for the war.
5 State student missionary conference; reconstruction policies of religious student organizations launched Purpose was to present plans made at the Northfield Conference, which was held in January.
6 Teachers 28--Upper Iowa 30; dope spilled for Teachers; hope for victory Thursday night Teachers caught up from behind, but Russell Dickinson was injured.
7 "Widow by Proxy"; presented to a full house Mid-winter play review.
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8 Also at I. S. T. C. Poem about young men and women at I. S. T. C.
9 Training School scrappers beat Iowa Falls 18 to 17 The score of the basketball game was tied until the last thirty seconds.
10 The making of an airman; his status, salary, medical examination, etc. The steps an Air Corps candidate must go through to get into the Air Service.
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11 C. S. A. A. First meeting held; ten new members added; encourages students to attend all subsequent meetings.
12 Women's war work Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and Dr. Anna Howard Shaw seek support as they pledge to protect European children from temptation and danger.
13 Bostonia Sextette Club here next week Will perform for next lecture course presentation.
14 Freshmen Physical Training victorious Won a game of volleyball against the Junior and Senior Training School physical education class (43-17); won a basketball game against the T. C. Junior Physical Training class (18-3).
15 Society Chrestomathians held a Valentine's Day-themed meeting; Aristotelians had tryouts for the annual debate; Jabbow Gemb Hall and Homerians held Valentine's Day parties.
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16 Scholarship eligibility for intercollegiate representatives Rules for participating in intercollegiate activities.
17 Student Opinion The world is depending on the United States to win the war.
18 Eyes for the navy; from the Patriotic News Service National Committee of Patriotic Societies Washington, D. C. Calling for donations of binoculars, spyglasses, and telescopes for the Navy.
19 Washington's birthday; Rev. Holland will speak Washington's birthday will be observed on February 22.
20 Helen McElligott Helen McElligott is teaching in Hastings, Iowa.
21 To the women of I. S. T. C. Encouraging women to apply for summer positions at a bank in Iowa City.
22 Election Encourages students to vote for College Eye staff.
23 Christianity or Kultur? Challenges students to live their lives according to Biblical principles.
24 Are you on? Encourages pride in the quality of school buildings and sports.
25 Basketball game Thursday night Encourages student support for the upcoming basketball team against Grinnell.
26 The Student Council; the following is the way in which the classes voted on The New Student Council Constitution Class by class report on constitutional referendum.
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27 Faculty men will go to Congress of National Service at Chicago, Feb. 21st, 22nd and 23rd Delegates were chosen to attend the Congress of National Service.
28 Red Cross Thanks clubs for donations; reports houses where all boarders are members.
29 Victor Peterson Victor Peterson was in town visiting friends for the weekend.
30 Rural forward movement; Prof. A. C. Fuller heads new movement Professor Fuller will examine rural schools and offer suggestions for their improvement.
31 Official Compiled answers to the query of 150,000 teachers as to their money spending habits.
32 The Pennsylvania State College Former Professor Perrine sends news of his radio school.
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33 John Wyse Delegates went to the Y. M. and Y. W. C. A. conference in Des Moines.
34 Y. M. and Y. W. First meeting was held in the auditorium.
35 Military Column Absences from drill practice must be excused; profile of Major Sheppard Philpot.
36 Y. M. and Y. W. Celebrates the cosmopolitan population of the US.
37 Y. M. C. A. notes Roy Abbott taught on the social principles of Jesus; Harry Eells will speak about "Christian Standards of Action".
38 Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy, who currently work with the French Y. M. C. A., had a daughter, Marjorie.
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39 Miss Elizabeth Draper Is teaching in Urbana; recently visited her home in Waterloo.
40 Wilhelmina Otto Is teaching in Hubbard
41 Lena Walker Is teaching in Onawa.
42 Miss L. K. White Is a superintendent in Lemmon, South Dakota.
43 Clarence Brown Clarence Brown is home on a ten day furlough from Fort Sill, Oklahoma.
44 Death of Emma Connelly Emma Connelly died of a goiter.
45 Pupils' recital. Iowa State Teachers College Feb. 13, 1918 Performance program.
46 "The Real Thing" presented at Camp Dodge Review of play to be published in the next issue of the College Eye.
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47 Marie Magoon Visited Ethel Howard in Jesup.
48 Hazel Porter Had ear problems and now has the mumps.
49 Eleta Everett's father Brought the family up for a visit.
50 Clara Henrickson Was the guest of Dorothy Cummings.
51 Gladys and Maude Norris Spent the weekend in Charles City.
52 Mildred Boysen Spent the weekend at home in Webster City.
53 Louise and Hazel Johnson Spent the weekend at home in Austin, Minnesota.
54 Maryeda Boyd Guest of Margaret Fluent to Mason City.
55 Kathryn Karsten and Ruth Mesback Visited Reverend A. C. Preston.
56 Mrs. Putney Has given up her work on account of ill health.
57 Mary Lyon Is sick with the measles.
58 Ida Reed Missed school because of the mumps.
59 Alta Blaire Was visiting a cousin in Dyersville.
60 Maude Clifton Spent the weekend in Earlville.
61 Helen Stine Visited Nelle Schroeder in Charles City.
62 Myrtle Lee Will be back in school shortly.
63 Theresa Haley and Bertha Johnson Are doing their practice teaching in Cedar Heights.
64 Ruth Foskett Spent the weekend at home.
65 Miss Esther Anderson Is no longer quarantined for her scarlet fever.
66 Wilma Garnett Will be working at the Bedford High School.
67 Clarine Mueller Has been teaching in Jesup.
68 Miss May Cole Visited Mrs. Joe Carries.
69 Ruth Fullerton and Blanche Squire Spent the weekend with Jane Reynolds.
70 Hilda Faris and Marion Rash Went to New Providence to work for the Friendship Fund.
71 Lisette Meltzer Went home to Ames for the weekend.
72 Samaria Perrine Spent weekend in Cedar Falls.
73 Edna Frey Spent the weekend in Rockford.
74 Riva Milroy Went to Manchester for the weekend.
75 Miriam Andrews Visited A. C. Martin in Alden.
76 Jeanette Rosemond Spent the weekend with Gladys Moore in Waterloo.
77 Mary Ormsby Visited Ethel Ehlers in Mason City.
78 The following girls Bartlett women who went home for the weekend.
79 Miss Mina Wilson Will be teaching in Hawarden.
80 Ellen Jewell Is teaching in Montezuma; visited the schools here.
81 Miss Bertha Van Der Brake Spent the weekend with her brother.
82 Mrs. P. Robinson Died.
83 Esther Millet and Beulah Cheever Spent the weekend in Jewell.
84 Sina Spiker Went to Blairsville for the weekend.
85 J. S. Anderson Was injured in the carpentry shop and was compensated $454.30.
86 The many friends Ruth Boardman married Leonard Corkery.
87 The college movies again Saturday night Will resume showing movies because fuel is more readily available.
88 Intercollegiate debaters are selected Both men's and women's teams have been chosen.