College Eye — April 26, 1911

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
91	Official Notes	Notes what the legislatures of Indiana, Kansas, South Dakota, and North Dakota have allocated for education.
91	Editorial	Literary societies trying to see who can sell the most tickets to the home debate against Kansas.
93	Nora Huddy	Given up a business career to enter the ranks of teachers.
93	The friends of Fred D. Cram	Will be glad to know that he has recovered from a recent illness.
93	J. L. Mowry	Enjoying his work as Farm Mechanic on the University Farm of Minnesota's State University.
93	Eck Roberts	Principal of the high school in Everett, Washington.
93	The Minneapolis Tribune	Permanent organization of alumni is being arranged in the Twin Cites.
93	E. E. Amsden	Superintendent of schools in Curtis, Washington.
93	An advance in salary is very gratifying at all times	Joe Wright and Mabel McNally are making good salaries.
94	Clara Hancock	Enjoying her work in the high school in Correctionville, Iowa.
94	Charles Benson and Mrs. Allie D. Asquith	Planning to attend school at a university next year.
94	Alpha hall	Members of the Alpha literary societies dressed as members of the Iowa Federation of Suffragettes and debated women's voting rights.
95	Shakes	The Aristos and the Shakes entertained each other. The new officers of the Shakes were elected.
96	Sr. primaries entertain Jr. primaries	The senior primaries entertained the junior primaries by dressing up as people from the 1860s.
97	Y. W. C. A. benefit great success	The Y. W. C. A.'s stunt night was a great success. A good time was enjoyed by all who attended.
98	Notice	Last meeting of the Mathematics Club for the year will include Emma Lura Chase Kingman and Ira Condit as speakers.
99	Nota Bene	The tickets for the Thomas Orchestra are fifty percent lower than in other towns in the state.
99	Best choir in the British Isles	The two hundred voice Sheffield Choir will perform in Waterloo.
100	Library nearing completion; finest building at the State Teachers College soon to be thrown open to the public	The new library, which will house 25,000 volumes and cost $185,000 to build, will open to the public on May 1; description of the facilities.
101	The world's tour of the Sheffield Choir; without parallel in the annals of music	Group will perform in Waterloo; photo.
102	Two schedules are completed; baseball and track schedules arranged for the Teachers College	The schedules for the baseball and track teams have been completed; schedules are included.
103	Miss Edith Hillis	Visited Rockwell.
103	Miss Emma Johnson	Visited Cedar Rapids.
103	Misses Anna and Bernice Bleeker	Visited Ackley.
103	Miss Blanche Drees	Substitute teacher in Greene.
103	Miss Maude Miner	Visited mother in Fort Dodge.
103	Miss June Allison	Visited the Jarnagins.
103	Miss Pleatus Burgess	Visited sister Beulah.
103	Misses Mabel Kratz and Lulu Methfessel	Visited Reinbeck.
103	Miss Esther Shoemaker	Visited Reinbeck.
103	The entire Flagler family	Made trip by car to Independence.
103	Miss Vera De Seelhorst	Went home after reaction to vaccination.
103	Miss Alice Hesalroad	Visited Greene.
103	Misses Harriet and Orbie Mason	Visited Ames.
103	Mrs. McFarland	Visited Marion McFarland Walker.
104	College isn't for everyone	Article notes that college may not be the best option for everyone.
106	On Sunday morning	W. W. Lee had college visitors at his church in Waterloo.
106	Miss Margaret Bishop	Visited in Shell Rock.
106	Miss Addie Havens	Visited in Marshalltown.
106	Mrs. Walker	Left for a visit at Gladbrook.
106	Miss June Young	Made a visit with friends in Des Moines.
106	Miss Mary Porter	Left for Indianapolis as a delegate to the Y. W. C. A. convention.
106	Miss Genevieve Flynn	Left to visit at her home in Allison, Iowa.
106	Misses Eula Bolton and Nettie Espeseth	Spent time in Northwood.
107	Bible Study Department of the Y. M. and Y. W. Christian Associations; lessons prepared by C. P. Colegrove	Lesson XXX: David, Israel's poet-king.