College Eye — May 17, 1911

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
145	Our music festival	Encourages students to purchase a ticket to the Thomas Orchestra performance.
145	Ames debate	Describes how the members of next year's Ames debate team will be chosen.
146	School spirit	Editorial describes the lack of school spirit and low attendance at the recent baseball and track contests.
146	Historical pageant "Iowa"; play to be given by senior class of the College High School, Friday May twenty-sixth	The senior class of the Teachers College High School will present a pageant on the history of Iowa; outline of the presentation.
147	America and the world's peace	Text of the first place oration at the Interstate Oratorical Contest. The title is "America and the world's peace".
152	U. I. U.--I. S. T. C. field meet easy for teachers; score is 83-39 Teachers take ten firsts	Results of the recent track and field meet against Upper Iowa University.
152	Announcement	Due to space limitations, the newspaper is unable to print the entire account of the reading recital done by Ruth Wright.
153	Library notes	New books received at the library; describes where different types of publications can be found in the reading room.
153	The Mathematics Club	Outline of the lectures given by Professor Condit and Emma Lura Chase Kingman to the Mathematics Club.
154	Class play	The Commencement play will be "The School for Scandal."
155	Teachers lose to Upper Iowa	I. S. T. C. lost to Upper Iowa, 9-2.
156	Program for dedication; will occur at the College Auditorium on Thursday morning	Dedication of the new Library will take place; will include music and addresses.
156	Philos win triangular; Orios take four points	In the triangular debate among the Philos, Orios, and Alphas, the Philos won.
156	Want to knows	Gossip about faculty and students.
157	Bible Study Department of the Y. M and Y. W. Christian Associations; lessons prepared by C. P. Colegrove	Lesson XXXIII: the writings of Solomon.
158	Miss Daisy Throckmorton	Left for Vinton, Iowa.
158	Miss Helen Dage	Called to her home in Logan, Iowa, by a death of a nephew.
158	Miss Mollie Feil	Left for Ames to attend a party given by the Zeta Sigma Zeta fraternity.
158	Pres. H. H. Seerley	Left to examine the Charles City College.
158	Prof. I. Merchant	Confined to his home by an attack of pneumonia.
158	Miss Martha Fullerton	Spent time with friends in Shell Rock, Iowa.
158	Mr. Waldo Miner of Fort Dodge, Iowa	Spent time on College Hill with his sister Maude.
158	Miss Ethie Burge	Left for her home in Mt. Vernon.
158	Miss Flossie Merryman	Paid a visit to her home in Marshalltown, Iowa.
158	Miss Marie Burns and Matie Austin	Spent time at the Austin home in Austinville, Iowa.
158	Miss Vee Morrison	Spent time at her home in Osage.
158	Miss Effie Cook	Visited with relatives in Iowa Falls.
158	Miss Theresa Davis	Spent time at her home in Mt. Auburn, Iowa.
158	Miss Grace Kingsley	Left to visit in Iowa City.
158	Miss Lila Wagner	Spent time at her home in La Porte City.
158	Miss Minnie Sage	Enjoyed a visit from her mother and sister.
158	Miss Cecile Henry	Spent time at Clarksville, Iowa.
158	Miss Anna Bleeker	Made a visit to Ackley.
158	Miss Rose Schultz	Spent time at her home in Lost Nation, Iowa.
158	Miss Ruth Beckley	Spent time at her home in Jesup, Iowa.
158	Miss Sadie Adams	Left for Rock Island, Illinois.
158	Miss Lydia Noordman	Spent time in Ackley, Iowa.
159	Misses Hazel Naylor, Sudah Cahoon, and Helen Deck	Left to visit schools in Mason City.
159	Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Perrine of Burlington	Spent several days with their son, Professor J. O. Perrine.
159	Mrs. C. B. Simmons and son Robert	Returned after a visit with Professor C. B. Simmons at Kirksville, Missouri.
159	Miss Florence Ward and Ruth Dowdell	Left for Des Moines to attend the annual meeting of the State Kindergarten Union.
159	Mr. Frank L. Smart	Was in Cedar Falls looking for teachers to fill the vacancies at the Davenport schools.
159	Mr. John Leavitt	Spent time at his home in Cedar Falls.
159	Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Wright of Chicago	Spent time visiting the home of Professor D. S. Wright.
159	Miss Maude Thomas	Called to her home by the death of her Grandmother.
159	Last Thursday evening	President and Mrs. Seerley entertained guests at their home.
160	On Saturday evening	Honorary faculty members of the Philo and Alpha Societies were entertained in the Gymnasium.
160	Last Friday evening	Ida Fesenbeck entertained members of the Advisory Board of the Y. W. C. A.
161	The funeral of the late Joseph J. Whitacre	Professor D. S. Wright was in charge of the funeral.
161	The Clarkesville school board	Elected four graduates for work in the schools.
161	Mr. Oliver Hurvey of New York	Was a guest at the Seerley home.
161	Prof. Begeman	Returned from Des Moines and Iowa City.