College Eye — April 19, 1911

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75	Editorial	Editorial points out how many of the leadership and extracurricular positions on campus are held by a select group of students. A proposal has been made to give students college credit for their extracurricular activities.
76	On Friday night, May 5, in our auditorium will occur the annual debate with the team representing Kansas.	The annual debate against Kansas will occur on May 5th. A five state debate will occur in Missouri.
76	Official Notes	At a meeting of the faculty, rules and regulations concerning the work of men's literary societies were adopted; text of the rules.
77	D. D. Johnson	Editor of the Northwest Journal of Education, published in Seattle, Washington.
77	Grace Keeler	Doing critic work for the Tri-State College, Angola, Indiana.
77	Avis Smith	Has charge of primary work at Ames, Iowa.
77	Margery Graham	Will remain at home in Columbia, Missouri.
77	Helen Zilk	Filled a vacancy in the Mossville school during winter term.
77	Annual Music Festival	The annual May Music Festival will occur May 17th and 18th. Among the performers are the College Choral Society and the Thomas Orchestra.
77	A. N. Wray	Offered a job as superintendent of schools in Parker, South Dakota.
78	Mabel Kildee and Odessa Farley	Both teaching in Waverly.
78	Alma Thorman	Second primary teacher at Belmond, Iowa; several other alumni teaching there also.
78	Nellie A. Pierce	At Pomeroy in charge of first primary.
78	Hazel Ramsey	In charge of kindergarten at Mason City.
78	Ethel Speaker	Working in Battle Creek, Michigan.
78	Hazel Stilson	Will remain at home this year due to poor health.
78	Emma L. Sheldon	Has charge of first grade at Shelby, Iowa.
78	Rae Remer	Teaches fifth grade at Primghar, Iowa.
78	Helen Waterman	Has charge of the kindergarten at Orange City, Iowa.
78	Clara W. Rakow	At home in Oskaloosa.
78	Myrtle Vaughn	Has charge of the first grade at Orange City, Iowa.
78	Gertrude Tyrrell	Teaching music, penmanship, and Latin in the schools of Keota.
78	Ruth Robinson	Elected to teach at Plains, South Dakota.
78	Florence Kennedy	Teaching second grade at Onawa, Iowa.
78	Anna L. Marcue	Teaches cooking and sewing in the Oskaloosa public schools.
78	Ethel Sage	Teaches a country school near Larabee.
79	Rosa Schuler	Teaching at Orange City, Iowa.
79	Helen L. Landsberg	Assistant principal at Roland, Iowa.
79	Lurana Warner	Teaching first grade in Decorah.
79	Bruce Yeager	Teaching math at Sigourney, Iowa.
79	Zola M. Zimmerman	Teaches fourth and fifth grade at Pomeroy, Iowa.
79	Mabel J. Reid	Teaching in Traer.
79	Anna M. Thrasher	Teaching in Aberdeen, South Dakota.
79	Anna Yenney	Resting at home in Cedar Rapids.
79	Cora Rector	Teaching in Burt, Iowa.
79	Exchange notes	News on other colleges across the nation.
79	Societies	A breakfast meeting of the Junior Domestic Scientists occurred on a Saturday morning.
80	Dr. Stewart here	G. W. Stewart of the University of Iowa spoke about acoustical engineering.
80	Best choir in the British Isles	The Sheffield Musical Union, a chorus from the British Isles, will perform in Waterloo.
81	The great social function of the year; "Stunt Night"	A night of music, dances, and food from people of various lands will occur in the new Gymnasium.
82	Special summer term work in mathematics	Edith Long will give a series of conferences on teaching high school mathematics.
83	Bible Study Department of the Y. M. and Y. W. Christian Associations; lessons prepared by C. P. Colegrove	Lesson XXIX: David, Israel's poet-king (part five).
84	Mr. McGeeney	Spent time on College Hill.
84	Miss Louise Fatland	Spent time at her home in Slater, Iowa.
84	Miss Gertrude Riefe	Spent time at her home in Mason City, Iowa.
84	Miss Alice Hesalroad	Left for a visit at her home in Greene.
84	Mr. Stephen Fritz	Spent Friday on College Hill.
84	Miss Grace Petite	Left for Des Moines.
84	Miss Mollie Feil	Made a visit to her home in Charles City.
84	Miss Lila Wagner	Spent time in La Porte City, Iowa.
84	Miss Jennie Clarke	Spent time at her home in Rockwell, Iowa.
84	Miss Emma Larson	Left for her home in Roland, Iowa.
84	Miss Fern Harper	Made a visit at her home in Dumont.
84	Miss Lillian Knipe	Called to Vinton by the death of a cousin.
84	Miss Viola Luse	Spent time at her home in Boone, Iowa.
84	Miss Blanche Soper	Made a visit to Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
84	Miss Doris Fallgatter	Made a visit to her home in Elma, Iowa.
84	Miss Jessie Shillinglaw	Quarantined for several hours; let out on good behavior.
84	Miss June Young	Spent time at her home in Clarion, Iowa.
84	Miss Pansy Wilson	Left to visit at Ackley, Iowa.
84	Miss Verda Owen	Made a visit to Tipton, Iowa.
84	Miss Emma Johnson	Spent time at her home in Slater, Iowa.
85	Miss Marian Colegrove	Left for California to spend time with her grandparents.
85	Miss Alle Robinson	Called home to Green to substitute as principal.
85	Miss Lenore Shanewise	Left for Winona to make presentation at the State Normal School; returned and spent time with friends on College Hill.
85	Miss Kathryn Heddens	Left for Charles City because of a serious indisposition brought on by her vaccination.
85	Miss Mary Walters	Returned from Madison, Wisconsin, and is spending time at her home.
85	Miss Eloise Dake	Left for her home in Mason City, Iowa.
85	Miss Faye Sinclaire	Made a visit to friends on College Hill.
85	Miss Amy Gabrielson	Left for her home in Harcourt, Iowa.
85	Miss Mabel Mack	Spent time at her home in Fort Dodge, Iowa.
85	Misses Ruth Brenner and Agnes Arganbright	Spent time at the home of Miss Brenner in Charles City.
85	Miss Grace Leonard	Made a visit to her home in Waverly.
85	Miss Flo Roberts	Spent time at home in Hampton, Iowa.
85	Mr. Carson Taylor	Was a college visitor.
85	Miss Lois Becker	Spent time at her home in Ackley.
85	Miss Lydia Noordmann	Made a visit to Ackley, Iowa.
85	Miss Louise Linderblood	Spent time at her home in Boone, Iowa.
85	Miss Alta Bailey	Spent time in Eagle Grove visiting Mabel Griffin.
86	Clarence Whitehill, baritone, a peer of Witherspoon, to sing at May Music Festival	Clarence Whitehill is a native Iowa opera singer now living in New York.
87	Teachers College clipped one item; General Assembly grants every request asked by Board of Education except fire fund	Amounts of money granted to I. S. T. C. by the General Assembly; renews mileage tax.
88	Mr. Perle Walters	Visited College Hill.
88	Miss Martha Marlin	Visited friends on College Hill.
88	Misses Marie Hansen, Nellie Thompson, and Misses Duenow	Visited St. Ansgar.
88	The College Eye congratulates	Lenore Shanewise will teach at normal school in Kalamazoo in the summer.
88	Mrs. Griffin	Said that her daughter Mabel will not be returning to school this term.
88	Miss Mabel Johnson	Back in school.
88	Miss Mae Toomey	Teaching in LeMars.
89	The following clipping from the Traer Star-Clipper	A former I. S. T. C. student, Thomas Berger, will enter the ministry at McCormick University.
91	Hope to free basketball from its rougher elements; some new rules passed by National Committee	The National Committee developed new rules to be imposed in college basketball.