College Eye — March 22, 1911

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1	Editorial	Chauncey Houstman, Paul Davis, and Margaret Lamberty have been elected as the College Eye staff. The name of the paper has been changed officially from the Normal Eyte to the College Eye. Chauncey Houstman, photo.
2	Official Notes	Column discusses the school system in New Orleans; NEA news.
5	Athletic Notes	The baseball and track teams are getting ready for a successful new season. Season tickets for the sports can be purchased for one dollar.
6	Kansas debaters are selected	The six men who will debate against Kansas have been chosen; Carl Banks, Grover Hammersly, Len Toomey, Peter Hansen, Harold Frisby, and Carl Nolte.
6	Neos are champions; defeat Alphas in a close game, score is 9 to 8.	The Neotrophians beat the Alphas, 9-8, in a basketball game. Ida Thompson is named most valuable player.
7	Booker T. Washington; pleases large audience	Booker T. Washington, a former slave, spoke at I. S. T. C. about his experiences and the two great advantages of his race.
8	The annual concert of the Minnesingers	Proposed school songs and campfire songs were performed at the Minnesingers annual concert.
8	Hays wins college song prize	J. E. Hays' school song was voted as the most popular and has been installed as the new school song. A copy of the song is included.
9	Neotrophian	A meeting of the Neotrophian literary society included a two-act tragedy, gymnastics, and a basketball game.
9	Jesse Walters dies suddenly	A former I. S. T. C. student and professor, Jesse Walters, died unexpectedly.
9	During the entire spring vacation	During spring vacation, Professor Perrine substituted for Eva Cresswell at Cedar Falls High School.
10	I. S. T. C. baseball team, 1910	Photo of the 1910 baseball team.
10	A letter	A letter written to the editors of the Old Gold congratulating them on the success of the annual.
11	Bible Study Department of the Y. M. and Y. W. Christian Associations; lessons prepared by C. P. Colegrove	Lesson XXV. David, Israel's poet-king (part one).
12	There was a jollification party at the Hurd home	Julia Hurd held a party for all Alphas and Philos who were in Cedar Falls over spring break.
12	Notice	Mr. Hukill and Mr. Ostergard will speak at the Mathematics Club.
12	Y. W. C. A. notes	Miss Poole spoke about the need for Christian workers in India.
13	Track; get out	A drawing of an I. S. T. C. hurdler.
14	Miss Ollie Cowan	Called home by an illness to her grandmother.
14	Miss Josephine Graham	Spent time with her parents.
14	On Friday evening	Professor and Mrs. E. J. Cable and Miss Alison Aitchison entertained a group of people at dinner.
14	Word has been received	Anne Shanewise was offered a position in the Chicago schools.
14	Mr. John Churney	Attended the funeral of Jesse Walters.
14	Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fullerton	Received word of the death of Mrs. Fullerton's mother.
14	Miss Mabel Parish	Attended the funeral of Jesse Walters.
14	Miss Hazel McNatrey	Spent time visiting the Seerley home.
14	Monica Wild	Spent spring vacation with her sister Theresa.
15	Miss Floy Graham	Along with Leo McCutcheon and Genevieve Edwards gave a concert.
15	Miss June Young	Confined to her home in Clarion by an illness.
15	Miss Faith Downs	Spent time in Cedar Falls.
15	Mr. Paul Colegrove	Returned from Iowa City to attend the funeral of Jesse Walters.
15	Mrs. Alberta Caldwell	Spent time at her home in Parkersburg.
15	Miss Harriet Watson	Visited her home in Greene.
15	Miss Clara Meacham	Spent time at her home in Waverly.
15	Miss Mae Smith	Spent time at her home in Dunkerton.
15	Miss Harriet M. Bye	Visited her home in Waverly.
16	During vacation	Dinner party was held by some members of the faculty.
16	Miss Elizabeth Bisbee	Spent time in Shell Rock.
16	Last Tuesday evening	Professor Begeman entertained guests at a dinner party.
16	Miss Childs	Spent time visiting her sister.
16	Miss Harriet Carter	Visited with Mrs. Bailey.
16	Mr. John McDonald	Spent time on College Hill.