College Eye — April 12, 1911

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57	Editorial	Editorial encourages the enforcement of a thirty day quarantine for people sick with small pox or scarlet fever.
58	Official Notes	Annual meeting of the Presidents' Council of State Normal Schools; meeting of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools; a life certificate bill is working its way through the state legislature.
60	"Do something"	An article written by W. H. Smails encourages students to become more involved in their college years through volunteering and extracurricular activities.
62	Supt. Hukill of Waterloo read paper at Math Club	Superintendent Hukill spoke about the reasons why students are inadequately prepared in arithmetic.
63	Lillian A. Nelson	First primary teacher at Red Lake, Minnesota.
63	Martha A. Marlin	Teaching second grade at Dubuque, Iowa.
63	Rena E. Merchant	Teaching second grade in Boone, Iowa.
63	Birde Judy	Teaching primary at Holstein, Iowa.
63	Hazel Lewis	Teaching first grade at Council Bluffs, Iowa.
63	Lillah L. Kirby	Student at the Baptist Missionary Training School in Chicago.
63	Bessie R. Henry	In charge of first primary at Manning, Iowa.
63	Sadona M. Hornek	Teaching first primary at Pocahontas, Iowa.
63	Clara H. Miller	High school principal at Monona, Iowa.
63	Kathyrn Kelleher	Teaching first grade in Adrian, Minnesota.
63	Avis Judy	Teaching first primary at Lake Park, Iowa.
63	Christine Hemingson	Teaching fourth grade in Elkader, Iowa.
63	Beulah M. Newcomb	Has charge of second primary at Reinbeck, Iowa.
63	Ada McAllister	In charge of first primary at Nashua, Iowa.
63	Myrtle Baur	Expects to teach in South Dakota.
63	Carrie Durant	Going to teach in California.
63	Emma C. Logan	Teaching in South Dakota.
63	Teresa Hoye	Presently in Mitchell, South Dakota.
63	Anna R. Long	Has charge of second primary in Tipton, Iowa.
63	Irma McMillan	In charge of first primary in Marathon, Iowa.
63	M. R. Fayram	Superintendent of schools in Traer, Iowa.
63	Florence Hartbecker	Has charge of sixth grade and music in the schools at Gilman, Iowa.
63	Mabel Wilbur	Looking for work out west.
63	Viola Kratzer	Primary teacher at Sanborn.
64	Inez Devens	Teaching penmanship and drawing in New Hartford, Iowa.
64	Helen M. Craft	Teaching first primary at Griswold, Iowa.
64	Lida A. Diehl	Teaching penmanship and drawing at Osage, Iowa.
64	Miss Laura Bowman	Will serve the Universalist church at Markesan, Wisconsin.
64	Prof. Forest C. Ensign	Gave an address to the students of the college.
64	Leona Bake	Teaching eighth grade at Jefferson, Iowa.
64	Grace Cool	Teaching Latin and English at Sioux Center, Iowa.
64	Paul Cutler	In charge of science at Traer.
64	Ethlyn Graves	Teaching fifth and sixth grade at Livermore, Iowa.
64	Nellie Burmeister	Assistant principal in Walnut, Iowa.
64	Grace Curley	Teaching first and second grade at Rockwell City, Iowa.
64	Emily Bailey	Teaching English in the Logan high school.
64	Fannie A. Gannon	In charge of the first primary at Elkader.
64	Selma Bartels	Accepted a position in South Dakota.
64	Martha E. Batty	Supervising physical training in Mason City.
64	Orio society	The Orio program consisted of oral, written, vocal, and piano solos by members.
64	The Cap and Gown met	The gathering of the Cap and Gown consisted of a business meeting, refreshments, and guessing games of books and authors.
65	Diary of a country school teacher	Article provides excerpts from a country school teacher's diary.
65	Macy Campbell makes high score	In shooting competition in Iowa City.
66	A broken date	If three hundred additional season tickets are not sold by Friday, the track and baseball teams will have to cancel the rest of their schedules.
67	State to take over Shenandoah school; Senate votes to take charge of private normal school December 1; no money appropriated	The Iowa Senate has voted to make the private normal school in Shenandoah a public institution.
67	New realty corporation; Northwestern Investment Company recently incorporated--main office is in this city	Two I. S. T. C. graduates will be working in a South Dakota branch of a local real estate company.
68	Money for state schools; Teachers College is given $150,000 by the lower house today	The Iowa House has allocated $150,000 to I. S. T. C.
68	Prof. Perrine honored	Professor James Perrine has been given an instructorship at in the Science Department at the University of Michigan; will work on doctorate there.
68	Sheffield goes to Minneapolis	Melville Sheffield has been selected as Overseer of Playgrounds in Minneapolis for the summer.
68	And don't you forget it!; save up your dimes	Article encourages students to save their dimes to attend all three of the concerts of the May Festival.
68	"Stunt Night"	The literary societies are preparing a night of entertainment for the school.
69	Miss Abigail Howard	Spent vacation at home with her mother on College Hill.
69	Miss Bertha Jones	Spent time with Miss Kenney on College Hill.
69	Miss Laura Bowman	Spent time on College Hill; conducted devotional exercises.
69	Miss Genevieve Paulger	Attended chapel with friends.
69	Miss Loma Griffin	Spent time with friends on the Hill.
69	Miss Jennie Daubenberger	Spent last week visiting Grace Du Bois.
69	Miss Ollie Cowan	Confined to her room on account of illness.
69	Miss Vesta Gallanar	Spent time with many friends on College Hill.
69	Miss Harriett Woodward	Spent time visiting the college.
69	Miss Edythe Schuneman	Visited the college.
69	Miss Grace Hollister	Returned home from the south; visited the college.
69	Miss Florence Collins	Made a visit to Cedar Rapids.
69	Miss Mary Chapman	Visited with Mary Samson.
69	Miss Katherine Knoepfler	Spent her vacation on College Hill; left to attend the Southeastern Iowa Teachers Association and give a speech.
69	Miss Gladys Angell	Spent time at the home of G. S. Dick.
69	Miss Alice Bovard	Spent time with Mrs. Roland and her daughter Edith.
69	Mrs. Marion Walker	Confined to her home on account of illness.
69	Miss Ethel Dryden	Spent time at her home on College Hill.
71	Bible Study Department of the Y. M. and Y. W. Christian Associations; lessons prepared by C. P. Colegrove	Lesson XXVIII: David, Israel's poet-king (part three).