Issue Contents

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1	"Milestones" Lynch--Samuel Adams (English Faculty)	Review of play given by the Class of 1914.

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2	Baccalaureate service	President Seerley spoke on "The Noble Greatness of Sublime Living."

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3	Faculty gives senior reception	Class prophecies were read at reception for the senior class.

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4	Ground is broken for new dormitory	Bartlett Hall foundation is being constructed; will cost about $100,000; description of building and rooms; completion date is September 1, 1915.

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5	The memorial gateway	Gateway on 26th Street will be dedicated as gift of Class of 1914.

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6	The music festival Frampton--John Ross (Music Faculty)	Twelfth annual music festival consisted of "Samson and Delilah" performance by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra,

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7	Untitled	1914 baseball team; photo.

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8	Debate and oratory; Patty captures first place in Interstate Normal Oratorical; fall debating team defeats Highland Park	I. S. T. C. defeated Highland Park, 3 1/2 to 2 1/2, but lost to Coe and Morningside in triangular; Willard Patty took first in Interstate Normal contest.

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9	Men are chosen for Highland Park debate	Preliminary for next fall's Highland Park College debate was held.

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10	Delta Sigma Rho initiates; ordeal is shared in by old members as well as new	Initiations were held at "The Log Cabin."

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11	Editorial	Staff states their intentions for the upcoming year.

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12	Iowa receives fourth place in oratorical	Stanley B. Newell of Iowa Wesleyan earned fourth place in the Interstate oratorical contest in Richmond, Indiana.

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13	Orio society awarded Sage trophy	Society won recognition for placing the most men in the intercollegiate debates.

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14	Christian associations; Geneva campaign brings results; large I. S. T. C. delegation will attend summer conference	Sixteen men will make up I. S. T. C. representation at Geneva conference; women students will attend Y. W. C. A. conference.

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15	In Mother Goose land

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16	Miss Constant entertains cabinet at breakfast	Farewell breakfast held for Y. W. C. A. cabinets.

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17	The Training School	News from the Training School; enjoying new school building; accounts of end of year ceremonies and celebrations.

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18	A review of athletics	1913-1914 athletic season has been eventful.

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19	New college song	Fight song, written by George E. Wallace.

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20	Teachers win Hawkeye meet	I. S. T. C. defeated six colleges during 2nd Annual Hawkeye Conference Track and Field Meet; results are posted.

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21	A drama of real life	Humorous story about Rex Haight and a train.

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22	Alumni day	Review of Alumni Day events.

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23	Alumni gathering at Boone	Cedar Falls College Club met at Viola Leese's home.

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24	Annual student recital	Program of Commencement recital.

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25	Graduating exercises	Thomas Huston Macbride gave Commencement address.

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26	Observations	Quotes heard on campus.

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27	Robinson captures tennis tournament	Ben Robinson defeated J. O. Perrine to win school tennis championship.

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28	A special chair in history	Miriam Woolson Brooks, of Des Moines, will be here for the summer session.

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29	Bert Cleveland	Spending a portion of summer vacation at home.

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30	During the summer vacation	Bertha Hart plans to teach in the Chicago School of Music.

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31	Every year several members	Faculty members granted leave of absence for postgraduate work; Miss Schuneman, Mr. Peterson, Mr. Getchell and Mr. Welles.

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32	From the "Des Moines Register and Leader"	Hazel MacDonald is praised for her work with the Glidden High School orchestra.

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33	Miss Ada Whitney	Visited friends on the Hill.

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34	Miss Alice Leech	Returned to Cedar Falls to visit her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Murray.

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35	Miss Amy Arey	Is in charge of primary department during summer session; will replace Mattie Hatcher.

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36	Miss Bess Findley	Visited Sara Rice during Commencement.

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37	Miss Edna Allen	Received master's degree from University of Chicago.

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38	Miss Florence Philpot	Visiting friends in New Jersey and plans to spend summer vacation in New York City.

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39	Miss Frances Philo	Re-elected to Y. W. C. A. position in Cedar Rapids.

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40	Miss Giberson	Resigned and will teach in St. Cloud, Minnesota.

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41	Miss Gladys Young	Plans to study in Berlin, Germany.

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42	Miss Grace Dunkelberg	Visited friends on College Hill.

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43	Miss Gregg	Sister visited.

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44	Miss Hallie Jennings	Selected to teach in the geography department.

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45	Miss Hazel McCowen	Spending the summer in Colorado.

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46	Miss Irene Coleson	Irene Coleson visited friends on the Hill.

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47	Miss Jennie Marsh	Attended alumni events.

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48	Miss Mabel Strickler	Plans to replace Louise Anderson in Rock Rapids; Louise Anderson is to marry Malcolm Wilson in September.

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49	Miss Mae L. Toomey	Chosen to teach in Seattle.

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50	Miss Magdalene Rud	Plans to attend I. S. T. C.

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51	Miss Margaret Hanniwalt	Visited Cedar Falls.

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52	Miss Mary Buchanan	Visited Mae Wharam.

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53	Miss Mary Dick	Plans to attend Columbia University for the summer, along with Julia Hurd and Marguerite Cadwallader.

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54	Miss May Foote	Arrived home to visit her parents.

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55	Miss Olive Young	Attended conference for home economics teachers in Des Moines.

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56	Miss Ruth Henderson	Called home due to the death of her grandmother.

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57	Miss Sophia Thoene	Returned home for summer vacation.

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58	Misses Emma and Helen Erickson	Attended the graduation of their brother Carl.

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59	Mr. Brian Condit	Plans to attend summer school in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

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60	Mr. Gilbert Gunnerson	Visited Cedar Falls during Commencement.

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61	Mr. Len Toomey	Praised for his work with the Sigourney debate team.

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62	Mrs. Marion McFarland Walker	Visited her son, Theron, in Prairie Du Chien, Wisconsin.

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63	Mrs. S. W. Ludeking	Visited her sister, Vesta Siekmeyer.

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64	On Wednesday afternoon	Professor and Mrs. B. W. Merrill hosted a musical for friends.

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65	Prof. C. W. Stone	Engaged as department of education instructor during the summer.

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66	Professor Karl Buren Stein	Received Doctor of Music degree from Cornell College.

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67	Professor P. A. Bond	Plans to study at the State University of Iowa.

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68	Saturday, in Shawnee, Okla.	Gladys Foote married Professor Merle Attwooll.

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69	Teachers of the home economics department	Entertained the seniors of the department.

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70	The engagement of Miss Florence Baskerville	Florence Baskerville engaged to Henry E. Carrothers.

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71	The engagement of Miss Mabel Hinkson	Mabel Hinkson announced engagement to Jacob Van Zwol.

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72	Two former I. S. T. C. girls	Marion Preece and Ella Williams were honored at the University of Nebraska.