Issue Contents
Page 163
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| Editorial | The staff of the College Eye is soliciting subscriptions for the 1911-1912 publication. |
| Official Notes | Article commends the Department of Oratory on its success in the debates; describes the importance of the new library; an update on Professor Page's health; Karl Knoepfler and Helen Packard win graduate scholarships at University of Iowa. |
Page 166
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| W. H. Ray | Superintendent for the Waukon schools, will take a position in Colorado. |
| Colorado seems to attract many of our Iowa teachers | George L. Bushyager will be superintendent at the schools of Craig, Colorado. |
| Glowing accounts have reached us from Atlantic | News received from Walter Bender, who is working in the physics department. |
| Myrtle Baur | Leaving Iowa to work in South Dakota. |
| Cordelia Wallace | Will go to Wheatland, Wyoming, next year. |
| R. D. Daugherty | Teaching Latin in Iowa Wesleyan University at Mt. Pleasant. |
Page 167
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| Both the superintendent and high school principal of Sigourney | C. E. Miller and Mabel Paull have been re-elected. |
| Notice! | Professor Colegrove will speak at the last meeting of the Bible study classes. |
| Societies | The junior class of Teachers College High School entertained the senior class, its faculty, and President Seerley. |
Page 168
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| New Library formally dedicated | Many important people spoke at the dedication of the new library on May 18, 1911. |
| Alpha-Philo | The picnic of the Alphas and the Philos was rained out, so its members moved the get together to the Gymnasium. |
| Want to knows | Gossip about students on campus. |
| Miss Dickey resigns | Frances Dickey has resigned to resume studies at Columbia University; received scholarship there. |
Page 169
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| Elections--1911 | Roster of teaching positions for recent I. S. T. C. graduates. |
Page 170
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| To the Junior Primaries | A poem about the program the junior primaries put on for the senior primaries. |
Page 171
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| The school play | A review of the school play "The School for Scandal". |
Page 173
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| Science Club | Alison Aitchison spoke to the Science Club about her trip to Canada to study the plant life there. |
| N. C. A. ice cream sale | The Newman Catholic Association held an ice cream sale in the old library location. |
Page 174
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| Piano recital by Miss Laura Muhs | Review of recent recital. |
| Miss Ruth Wright gives recital | Ruth Wright gave a reading recital to a very large audience; will complete course in both public speaking and physical training. |
Page 175
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| Bible Study Department of the Y. M. and Y. W. Christian Associations; lessons prepared by C. P. Colegrove | Lesson XXXIV: Job, or the problem of evil. |
Page 176
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| Miss Ollie Cowan | Enjoyed a visit from her mother during the May Festival. |
| Miss Louise Anderson and her mother | Visited with friends in Independence, Iowa. |
| Miss Blanche Bradfield of Buffalo Center | Attended the May Festival with Blanche Olsen. |
| Miss Cora Dilly | Spent time with friends in Ames. |
| Miss Hazel Potwin | Spent time at her home in Amora, Iowa. |
| Miss Alice Hesalroad | Spent time at her home in Greene, Iowa. |
| Miss Iva Williams | Visited at her home in Hampton, Iowa. |
| Mr. Waldo Miner of Ft. Dodge | Visited his sister Maude. |
| Miss Ethyl Price | Visited her home in Independence, Iowa. |
| Miss Louise Anderson | Visited at Independence. |
| Miss Mollie Feil | Spent time at her home in Charles City. |
Page 177
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| Miss Lydia Noordmann | Visited in Ackley, Iowa. |
| Mrs. M. C. Delly of Dunlap, Iowa | Attended the Thomas Orchestra concerts with her niece, Rose Smith. |
| Mr. Carl Bank | Left to visit at his home in Keokuk before entering West Point. |
Page 179
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| The Music Festival | Spring Music Festival program; believes the entire program went very well. |