College Eye — May 24, 1911

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163	Editorial	The staff of the College Eye is soliciting subscriptions for the 1911-1912 publication.
163	Official Notes	Article commends the Department of Oratory on its success in the debates; describes the importance of the new library; an update on Professor Page's health; Karl Knoepfler and Helen Packard win graduate scholarships at University of Iowa.
166	W. H. Ray	Superintendent for the Waukon schools, will take a position in Colorado.
166	Colorado seems to attract many of our Iowa teachers	George L. Bushyager will be superintendent at the schools of Craig, Colorado.
166	Glowing accounts have reached us from Atlantic	News received from Walter Bender, who is working in the physics department.
166	Myrtle Baur	Leaving Iowa to work in South Dakota.
166	Cordelia Wallace	Will go to Wheatland, Wyoming, next year.
166	R. D. Daugherty	Teaching Latin in Iowa Wesleyan University at Mt. Pleasant.
167	Both the superintendent and high school principal of Sigourney	C. E. Miller and Mabel Paull have been re-elected.
167	Notice!	Professor Colegrove will speak at the last meeting of the Bible study classes.
167	Societies	The junior class of Teachers College High School entertained the senior class, its faculty, and President Seerley.
168	New Library formally dedicated	Many important people spoke at the dedication of the new library on May 18, 1911.
168	Alpha-Philo	The picnic of the Alphas and the Philos was rained out, so its members moved the get together to the Gymnasium.
168	Want to knows	Gossip about students on campus.
168	Miss Dickey resigns	Frances Dickey has resigned to resume studies at Columbia University; received scholarship there.
169	Elections--1911	Roster of teaching positions for recent I. S. T. C. graduates.
170	To the Junior Primaries	A poem about the program the junior primaries put on for the senior primaries.
171	The school play	A review of the school play "The School for Scandal".
173	Science Club	Alison Aitchison spoke to the Science Club about her trip to Canada to study the plant life there.
173	N. C. A. ice cream sale	The Newman Catholic Association held an ice cream sale in the old library location.
174	Piano recital by Miss Laura Muhs	Review of recent recital.
174	Miss Ruth Wright gives recital	Ruth Wright gave a reading recital to a very large audience; will complete course in both public speaking and physical training.
175	Bible Study Department of the Y. M. and Y. W. Christian Associations; lessons prepared by C. P. Colegrove	Lesson XXXIV: Job, or the problem of evil.
176	Miss Ollie Cowan	Enjoyed a visit from her mother during the May Festival.
176	Miss Louise Anderson and her mother	Visited with friends in Independence, Iowa.
176	Miss Blanche Bradfield of Buffalo Center	Attended the May Festival with Blanche Olsen.
176	Miss Cora Dilly	Spent time with friends in Ames.
176	Miss Hazel Potwin	Spent time at her home in Amora, Iowa.
176	Miss Alice Hesalroad	Spent time at her home in Greene, Iowa.
176	Miss Iva Williams	Visited at her home in Hampton, Iowa.
176	Mr. Waldo Miner of Ft. Dodge	Visited his sister Maude.
176	Miss Ethyl Price	Visited her home in Independence, Iowa.
176	Miss Louise Anderson	Visited at Independence.
176	Miss Mollie Feil	Spent time at her home in Charles City.
177	Miss Lydia Noordmann	Visited in Ackley, Iowa.
177	Mrs. M. C. Delly of Dunlap, Iowa	Attended the Thomas Orchestra concerts with her niece, Rose Smith.
177	Mr. Carl Bank	Left to visit at his home in Keokuk before entering West Point.
179	The Music Festival	Spring Music Festival program; believes the entire program went very well.