College Eye — May 3, 1911

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
109	Our new library	The new library is now open to student use; will be open evenings to serve students better; twenty thousand books moved to the new building by staff and students on April 28 and 29, 1911.
109	Who will win? Come and see!	The debate team will take on Kansas on Friday night.
109	Editorial	Lee Shillinglaw will edit the paper next week due to the illness of Glenn Davis.
110	Sara M. Whitfield	Planning to attend school in California next year.
110	Macy Campbell	Elected for a third term as superintendent of West Liberty, Iowa.
110	Irene B. Kirk	Elected to a third term at Le Mars, Iowa but is looking for a more lucrative position elsewhere.
110	C. E. Burton	In Cedar Falls looking for more teachers.
110	Miss Exie McQuilkin	Spent time in La Porte, Iowa.
110	Gertrude Ayers	Closing a successful year as principal of the Oelwein schools; Her sister is also enjoying work there.
110	J. Ralph Magee	New pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal Church of Tauton, Massachusetts.
110	Edith H. Curtis	Planning to teach in Cheyenne, Wyoming.
110	Harriet Orvis	Attending Oberlin College this year.
110	Mrs. Loretta Bower	Accepted the principalship of the Drayton school, North Dakota.
110	Hazel Webster	Enjoying success in the Peru State Normal School.
111	Official Notes	National educational news.
112	Frye breaks record	In practice Carl Frye beat the discus throw record set by Merner.
112	Teachers have successful trip; hold Cornell to a 5-3 count and defeat Leander Clark 8-3	I. S. T. C. had two games on the road against Cornell and Leander Clark.
114	Supt. Greenwood lectures at I. S. T. C.	Supt. Greenwood of Kansas City spoke on "The Brain as a Working Machine."
114	Prof. Shambaugh at I. S. T. C.	Professor Shambaugh spoke on Work and Methods of the Iowa Society of Research Historians.
115	Resolutions for freshmen and others	Article gives resolutions freshmen should make.
115	Ladies glee club recital	Program of the ladies glee club recital.
116	A student program	A number of students presented discussions on various topics to the Science Club.
117	Harriet Mason wins declamatory contest; Ada Chambers takes second place, with C. J. Erickson winning third	Results of the declamatory contest and the order of events.
118	Heads Music Teachers Assn.	Professor Fullerton has been chosen as the new president of the National Association of Public School Music Teachers.
118	Announcements	Changes to the track and field and baseball schedules for the weekend.
118	Roney Boys coming	The Roney Boys will perform as part of the lecture course series.
118	Professor Geiser seriously sick	Professor Geiser has typhoid fever.
118	Night librarian chosen	Rachel Haight will be the new night librarian.
119	Mrs. D. S. Wright	Spent some time at her mother's home in Ira, Iowa.
119	Miss Hope Kurtz of Lisbon, Iowa	Spent time on the Hill with Lucile Runkle
119	Miss Viola Leese	Visited Boone, Iowa.
119	Miss Kathryn Heddens	Enjoyed a visit from her mother and sister.
119	Miss Ruth Brenner	Spent time with her parents in Charles City, Iowa.
119	Miss Laura Remer	Enjoyed a visit from her mother.
119	Colegrove will be the speaker	Professor Colegrove will be the speaker for the Cedar Falls Memorial Day festivities.
119	Miss Edna Like	Spent time in East Dubuque.
119	Knoepfler resigns	Karl Knoepfler resigned as principal of the Storm Lake High School to finish his degree.
120	Miss Bertha Patt	Left to attend the Eighteenth Annual Meeting of the Western Drawing and Manual Association.
120	Misses Lura Wentworth and Helen Rau	Left for Hampton where they are both teaching next year.
120	Miss Elizabeth Lamberty	Accepted a teaching position in Walla Walla, Washington.
120	Misses Gertrude DeForest and Tillie Severson of Dows	Spent time with Ruby Severson.
120	Misses Mae Meyers and Jose Bosely	Spent time in Independence, Iowa.
120	Mrs. Dr. Witter of Waterloo and Miss Shesser of Peru, Indiana	Visited Miss Magdalene Rud and attended the Glee Club Concert.
120	Mr. O. W. Herr	Superintendent of the Oelwein schools spent time at the College.
120	Misses Dora and Ethel Baldwin	Spent time with Misses Florence and Anna Merriam at their home in Coggon, Iowa.
120	Miss June Birdsall of Clarion, Iowa	Spent time on College Hill with Miss June Young.
120	Miss Ada Thompson	Left for a visit at Cresco, Iowa.
120	Miss Leola Laycock	Left for a visit with friends in Ames.
120	Miss Maud Weimer	Left for Iowa City to attend the wedding of a friend.
120	Miss Margaret Morgan	Confined to her room on account of illness.
120	Mr. R. O. Bagby	Spent time in Chicago attending to business matters.
120	Misses Calla and Lillian White	Spent time at their home in Mason City, Iowa.
120	Miss Helen Deck	Visited friends in Ames, Iowa.
121	Mr. J. R. Sloan of Carson, Iowa	Spent time on College Hill with his daughter Avice.
121	On Monday morning at chapel time	Mr. C. A. Fullerton gave a report of the music convention that he attended in Detroit.
121	Mrs. A. K. Runkle, of Lisbon	Made a visit to her daughter, Lucile.
122	Bible Study Department of the Y. M. and Y. W. Christian Associations; lessons prepared by C. P. Colegrove	Lesson XXXI: David, Israel's poet-king (part seven).
124	Have you any college spirit? Then come out Friday evening	Cartoon encourages students to attend the debate on Friday.
125	Miss Grace Huff	Spent time visiting the Domestic Science Department.
125	Prof. Louis Begeman	Introduced to students as the president of the Iowa Academy of Science.
125	A force of forty men	Transported library books to their new permanent home.
125	Last Saturday evening	President and Mrs. Seerley entertained people at their home.
125	As nice spring days arrive don't fail to attend the debate and track meet	Cartoon encourages students to attend the debate and track meets.
366	Piano recital	Laura Muhs will give a senior piano recital.