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Issue Contents

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1	Alumni literary program	Commencement reunions resulted in a literary program conducted by alumni.


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2	Editorial; a foreword	Almost unanimous support from faculty, student, and alumni to print College Eye in magazine format.

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3	Our Honored President, 1886-1913	Homer Horatio Seerley; photo.

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4	Alumni business meeting	Announced officers for following year.


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5	Alumni luncheon	Concluded Alumni Day; over five hundred attended.


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6	The banner year in athletics	Summary of athletic events throughout the year; won first basketball game against Iowa; photo of track and field team and baseball team.

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7	Debate and oratory	Summary of debates and their outcomes; Len Toomey won the Inter State Oratorical Contest; photo.

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8	The memorial gateways Burmeister--Nellie C. (Classes of 1910--1913--and	Program for dedicating the gateways; history and background.

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9	Commencement play	Performed "When Knighthood was in Flower"; review of the play.

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10	Prof. Fullerton is given fine present	Received a mahogany music cabinet from the Choral Society.


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11	The christenin' of th' bairns	Two new literary societies, Homerian and Irving, were incorporated.

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12	Graduating exercises	Brief excerpts from the Commencement speech by the Honorable Claude R. Porter.

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13	The Training School	Performed "A Midsummer Night's Dream"; held junior-senior banquet; held alumni banquet; held Commencement; Wilbur Bender, director of Training School, resigned.

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14	Resolutions	Tribute to the work of Wilbur Bender, who will be leaving his position as Director of the Training School.

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15	Where you will find our seniors next year	Roster of students and their locations for next year.

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16	Midwinter play will be repeated	Will present "What Happened to Jones" again.


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17	Students' Commencement recital	Program of students and their work.

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18	Baccalaureate Service	Program of service.


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19	Delta Sigma Rho	Initiation held; brief history of fraternity for students of oratory and debate.


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20	The death of Mrs. Parish	Widow of Professor Parish died; death is believed to be related to surgery on her appendix.

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21	A telegram received by President and Mrs. H. H. Seerley	Received news of a grandson; new baby is son of Dr. and Mrs. Clem Seerley.


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22	An appreciative audience gathered	Performance was given by three graduates of the music department.


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23	Commencement week	Professor Colegrove will give many addresses at many commencements.


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24	Ella Van Dellen	Enjoyed a visit from her mother and sister.


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25	John, the son of Roger Leavitt	Became a member of Phi Beta Kappa.


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26	Margaret Lucas	Enjoyed a visit from her mother.


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27	Maude Boaden's mother	Came from Chamberlain, South Dakota, for Commencement.


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28	Miss Alvina Jennings	Enjoyed a visit from her mother.


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29	Miss Carrie Parker	Visited friends on campus.


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30	Miss Cora Dilly	Will head the playground work for the summer.


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31	Miss Dunham and Miss Wolf	Gave their resignations.


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32	Miss Mary Hearst	Along with Katherine Constant, attended the missionary pageant in Chicago.


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33	Miss Millicent Warriner	Was a guest at the home of Mrs. F. Stevens.


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34	Miss Myra Call	Was called to Webster City by an illness in the family.


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35	Miss Oliver and Mrs. Walker	Entertained two new literary societies.


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36	Miss Ruth Casaday	Called home on account of an illness in the family.


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37	Miss Ward	Will spend her vacation lecturing in the southern and western states.


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38	Paul Colegrove and Miss Mildred Kerlin of Storm Lake	Were married in Iowa City.


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39	Professor Meyerholz	Has returned, along with Professor Frampton, to teach the summer term.


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40	Professor Welles	Will leave to study music in Paris at the end of summer term.


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41	Stella Stone's mother	Mother was a Commencement visitor.


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42	The condition of O. F. Griffith	Suffered a stroke and is not expected to live much longer.


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43	The Student Volunteer band	Enjoyed a picnic at Dry Run.

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44	Julian Gist	Took a job at the University of Minnesota.


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45	Miss Genevieve Knight	Visited by her mother during Commencement.


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46	Miss Lodge	Will study at Columbia next year.


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47	Miss Mary Dunham	Will be a librarian at the University of Indiana.


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48	Miss Schuneman	Will spend next year at Pratt Institute in New York.


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49	Miss Wolf	Will work at the State University of Idaho next year.


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50	Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Bagby	Spent time visiting the college.


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51	Mr. Pasini	Resigned to take a job in Ohio.


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52	President Seerley	Gave an address to the literary society graduates at the State University of Iowa.


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53	Prof. Geo. W. Samson	Has delivered twenty commencement addresses and lectures.


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54	Prof. J. B. Knoepfler	Will do research for the State Historical Society during the summer.


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55	Professors Peterson and Dieterich	Will be in school at the State University of Iowa.


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56	Robt. W. Getchell	Will have a leave of absence to study at the University of Wisconsin.


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57	Society Parade	Societies had traditional Commencement parade; each had meetings following graduation ceremonies.


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58	The location of the sorority house parties	List of locations for different sorority functions.

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59	Ada Chambers	Spent Commencement week with her sister Grace.


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60	Lew McDonald	Stopped in Cedar Falls to see friends.


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61	Marjorie Hilton	Was visited by Ruby Schuyler.


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62	Miss Emma Yule	Is a successful teacher in the high school in the Philippine Islands.


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63	Miss Faith Downs	Will spend the summer with Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Downs.


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64	Miss Harriet Kramer	Arrived from Texas, where she has been teaching.


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65	Miss Helen Katz	Visited for Commencement.


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66	Miss Iva Williams	Will return to her job in Iowa Falls.


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67	Miss Lurana Rownd	Re-elected to her post in Medford, Oregon; visiting her sister during Commencement.


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68	Miss Mary Walters	Will spend the summer months at home with her parents.


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69	Miss Nell Allison	Visited for Commencement.


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70	Miss Nell Hinkson	Was a Commencement visitor.


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71	Miss Ruth Gist	Has returned home to spend time with her parents.


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72	Mr. John McDonald	Was a Commencement visitor.


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73	News has been received in Cedar Falls	Marriage of "Tommy" Jones and Miss Jane Ann Williams.


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74	Prof. Harry E. Huffman	Spent time in Cedar Falls visiting friends and relatives.


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75	Prof. Macy Campbell	Family visited at the Henri Paul home.


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76	Professor and Mrs. Colegrove	Received good news from their son Kenneth that he will be receiving his Ph.D. from Harvard University.


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77	Wm. H. Manifold	Spent several days at the college.

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78	Last Wednesday evening	Marriage of Rena Tolstrup and S. A. Cohagan took place.


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79	Miss Iva Huntley	Will marry Philip Arnold; will make their home in Detroit.


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80	Miss Ruth Wright	Will spend the summer months with her parents.


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81	Mr. and Mrs. Casper Schenck	Were among the alumni that visited the college.


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82	Mr. and Mrs. Mayne Spaulding	Were Commencement visitors.


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83	Professor W. H. Bender	Resignation will take effect at the close of the summer term.