College Eye — April 5, 1911

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
40	Triangular debate	The Orios, Alphas, and Philos will have a triangular debate with Ames.
40	Triangular debate	The Orios, Alphas, and Philos will have a triangular debate with Ames.
40	Again	Editorial encourages students to purchase season tickets for baseball and track.
41	Health much improved	Mrs. Page has regained enough of her health to be able to leave the hospital; Professor Page recovering in Connecticut.
41	Official Notes; by President. H. H. Seerley	Article discusses education legislation in the General Assembly and possible need for more normal schools in Iowa.
44	I. S. T. C. students give concert	Six students have a musical concert at Rockford, Iowa.
45	To the victors	Article gives credit to the janitors of the school who clean the buildings and help reduce the spread of scarlet fever.
45	Hon. W. J. Bryan at the college	As part of the lecture course, William Jennings Bryan spoke at I. S. T. C.; summary of his remarks.
46	An Olive Street romance	A short poem about romance between two people.
47	Shakespearean	The Shakes held a reception in honor of their basketball team.
47	Delphian	The Delphians held a party in honor of their basketball team.
47	Cliorio mix	The Clios and Orios held an April Fool's Day party.
47	Alpha Beta Gamma	The Alpha Beta Gammas held a dinner in honor of Avis Smith.
48	L. U. Towle	Elected superintendent of the Paeston schools in Minnesota.
48	W. F. Schregardus	Construction engineer at the New York Telephone Company.
48	Cordelia Wallace	Teaching in Wheatland, Iowa.
48	M. D. Sutton	Superintendent in Oakes, North Dakota.
48	C. R. Golly	Superintendent in Buffalo Center, Iowa.
48	A. W. Graham	Superintendent of the Tipton schools.
48	Clara Bruce	First primary teacher in Hampton, Iowa.
48	Lydia Yenter	Student at the University of Iowa.
48	Nela Hill	In charge of the seventh grade at Mason City, Iowa.
48	C. L. Simmers	Received his master's degree from the University of Michigan.
48	Ray S. Dix	Cashier in Crawfordsville, Iowa.
48	Myrtle E. Crawford	Has charge of the third and fourth grades in Wyoming, Iowa.
48	Mary Benson	Has charge of mathematics in Bellevue, Iowa.
48	Iva Magoon	Has charge of the second primary in Parkersburg, Iowa.
48	Etta Metzger	Accepted a position as principal in Vermillion, South Dakota.
48	L. M. Boatman	Elected superintendent at Doon, Iowa.
49	New displays for chemistry museum	The Department of Chemistry has received new items for display in their museum.
49	They couldn't come back; seniors defeat faculty by score of 34-21.	In basketball.
50	Miss Helen Buell	Spent the week with her sister Dorothy.
50	Miss Wilda Boger	Was a caller at the Shillinglaw home.
50	John Leavitt	Spending the week at his home in Cedar Falls.
50	Misses Davis and Ethel Lutes	Were college visitors.
50	Mr. Charley Roadman	Visited the college.
50	Miss Margaret Morgan	Spent time in Allison.
50	Miss Luella Slaughter	Spent time at her home in Winthrop.
50	Miss Effie Thompson	Enjoyed a visit from her sister.
50	Miss Anna Bleeker	Spent time in Ackley.
50	Orchestra concert	The thirty member college orchestra will give their Annual Spring Concert.
51	Last Tuesday evening	Donald Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Clark, underwent an operation for appendicitis.
51	Mr. Albert Barrett	Visited his college friends.
51	Miss Jennie Hutchison	Spent time with her friends in Cedar Falls.
51	"Professors" Karl Knoepfler, Walter Bender, and Robert Dick	Are all enjoying their vacations at there home on College Hill.
51	Miss Avis Smith	Spent time with her friend Ethel Meyers on the Hill.
51	Prof. C. A. Fullerton	Conducted a musical round table in Atlantic, Iowa.
51	Miss Mabel Lighter	Spent time on College Hill.
51	Benjamin Hill	Spent time on the Hill.
51	Miss Vera Du Bois	Spent time at her home in Cedar Falls.
51	Miss Grace Aitchison	Spent her vacation on College Hill.
51	We understand	Brian Con had a mishap up the river.
51	Mr. J. P. Johnson	Is visiting the hill.
51	Miss Clara Lynch	Visitor at the Shillinglaw home.
51	Miss Anna Marcue	Visited friends on the hill.
51	Miss Feil of Charles City	Spent time with her sister Mollie.
51	T. T. Cranny	Visited the Hill.
52	A week ago Friday evening	Professor Scott of the University of Wisconsin gave a lecture on banking.
52	Friends in Cedar Falls have received word	Clara Blair died at the home of her mother.
52	Mr. Bagby and Miss Grace Du Bois	Acted as judges at the declamatory contest at New Hartford.
52	On Saturday Afternoon	Emily Lamberty entertained a party at her home.
52	Pres. and Mrs. H. H. Seerley	Left for New York City to attend a simplified spelling meeting.
52	Mr. Floy Crouse and Prof. Wells	Stopped by Cedar Falls on their way back to Cornell.
52	Miss Inez Devens	Spent her vacation at her home in Cedar Falls.
52	Miss Grace Lambert	Came home from Iowa City to attend a conference.
52	On last Monday afternoon	Political Science Club met to elect new officers.
53	Bible Study Department of the Y. M. and Y. W. Christian Associations; lessons prepared by C. P. Colegrove	Lesson XXVII: David, Israel's poet-king (part three).
54	Untitled	A drawing of a man and a woman bidding farewell to the Auditorium Building.
56	Exchange notes	A student at the University of Michigan calculated how many cigars, cigarettes, chocolate bars, and gum the students consumed in the last year.