College Eye — May 31, 1911

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
181	Editorial	This is the last issue for the current College Eye staff.
181	Official Notes	Survey of the amount of money appropriated to schools in Nebraska and North Carolina.
182	Death is always an unwelcome visitor	Lengthy obituary of Bertha Morrison, who died after an extended illness.
183	E. B. Gowin is still doing things	Awarded the scholarship in sociology in Columbia University for the second time.
183	Cliorio picnic	The Clio and Orio picnic was a great success.
184	Class play	The rehearsals for the class play, "The School for Scandal", are coming along nicely.
184	Aristos win close game	The Aristos defeated the Philos, 1-0, in an intersociety baseball game.
184	Cornell and I. S. T. C. are both defeated; downpour of rain prevents the finish of the meet	A rainstorm prevented the track meet against Cornell from being finished; results of the events that occurred before the rain started.
185	Exchange notes	R. F. Clough will represent the University of Iowa at the next intercollegiate debate. Provides news on other colleges in the nation.
186	Iowa--A pageant; given by the high school seniors of the State Teachers College in the College Auditorium Friday evening, May 26	A pageant was held that depicted the early history of Iowa.
187	Ames debate	Roster of I. S. T. C. students who will take part in the annual debate against Ames.
188	The Board of Education and city school board make arrangements for college graduates to teach Domestic Science	An agreement has been made between the Cedar Falls school board and the Board of Education to allow I. S. T. C. senior students to come into the high schools and teach cooking and sewing.
188	Memorial services	Professors Gist and Arey spoke at chapel exercises about their experience in the Civil War; GAR attends..
189	Will study coming year	Laura Seals will study at a university.
189	Musical Festival for next year assured	The State Board of Education took steps to ensure the production of the 1912 Music Festival.
189	Opens new department at college; State Board of Education votes to open stenography and typewriting school in Cedar Falls	Roy V. Coffey will have charge of the new courses.
189	Dick made Registrar	Professor George S. Dick has been named Registrar for I. S. T. C.; will continue to teach part-time.
189	Arey made curator	Professor Melvin Arey is the new curator of I. S. T. C. museum collections; will have reduced teaching responsibilities until the collection is moved to the new Library building.
189	Given another year's leave of absence	Professor Page has been granted an extension on his leave of absence. Professor Begeman will be acting head of the chemistry department.
189	New teacher named	George Mount named to education and psychology faculty; Humbert Pasini will replace Professor Perrine in the physical education department; Glee Maeck named instructor in piano to succeed Kate Kenney.
189	Prof. Merchant sick	Professor Merchant has been granted a leave of absence for the summer term due to illness; Eva Luse and Myra Call will take over his duties.
190	New exhibits for chemical museum	The Department of Chemistry has received new items for its chemical museum.
190	The School for Scandal; seniors at college present play next Monday evening	Roster of the cast of the senior class play.
191	Elections	Roster of those who have found teaching positions.
191	The annual	Encourage students to purchase a copy of the 1911 Old Gold.
191	Houstman tells of plans	The new staff of the College Eye gave an outline of their plans, during chapel, for the paper for the upcoming year.
192	Miss Grace Clark	Spent time at her home in Union, Iowa.
192	Miss Florence Meyer	Visited with friends in Mason City.
192	Miss Loretto Scanlan	Teaching Domestic Science at Granite Falls, Minnesota.
192	Miss Sara Murray	Enjoyed a visit from her sister Dorothy.
192	Walter Bender	Returned at the close of his year's work.
192	Miss Hilda Hand	Spent time at her home in Vinton, Iowa.
192	Program of events; announcements for the fifty-fifth year of the Teachers College Commencement is out	Program of events for the weekend of Commencement.
193	Miss Clara Drenning of Galena, Illinois	Arrived in Cedar Falls to spend time with her numerous friends on College Hill.
193	On Wednesday evening	Myra E. Call and Bertha Patt entertained a group of women at a dinner in honor of Nellie Wallbank.
193	Last Thursday morning	Mrs. W. Merrill entertained a group of ladies at her home.
193	Pres. H. H. Seerley	Attended the regular meeting of the State Board of Education.
193	Last Tuesday evening	Mrs. C. P. Colegrove entertained a large company of ladies in honor of Nellie Wallbank.
193	Mr. Meyerholz	Invited to give Commencement addresses at a number of institutions.
193	Mr. John McDonald	Spending time on College Hill.
193	Mrs. Whitney, of Charles City	Attended the May Festival with her daughter, Ethel Johnstone.
193	Miss Nell Allison	Will go to Akron, Ohio, to teach Domestic Science and Art.
193	Lee Shillinglaw	Spent time at Madison, Wisconsin, visiting his cousin Claude Lynch.
193	Miss Florence Collins	Spent time in Garrison, Iowa.
193	Miss Mary Townsend	Planning to attend the fifteenth anniversary of her class at Wellesley.
193	Miss Laura Woods of Parkersburg	Spent time with her sister Nelle.
193	Miss Edith C. Buck	Confined to the hospital for several days.
193	Miss Blythe Bonnet	Called home to Birmingham, Iowa, by the serious illness of an uncle.
194	Miss Frances Dee	Holding the position of music and penmanship in the public schools at Walnut, Iowa.
194	Prof. and Mrs. C. A. Fullerton and Mrs. G. S. Dick	Entertained three groups at the Dick home on College Hill.
194	Miss Nellie Wallbank of Mount Pleasant	Attended the musical festival, and is spending time with friends on College Hill.
194	Miss Ruth Dowdell	Left to visit her home in Cleveland, Ohio, on her way to New York; will spend summer with brother and sister traveling abroad.
195	Mrs. Walker	Entertained the women of the faculty at her home.
195	Cornell wins close game	Cornell defeated Teachers College, 2-1.
197	Scholarships at university are awarded	Julian Gist, Karl Knoepfler, Florence Packard, and Agnes Wallace Smith received scholarships from the University of Iowa.
197	Societies	Members of the glee clubs held a surprise party for Frances Dickey.
197	Miss Florence Ward lectures	Spoke at women's club meeting about the "value of scholarships for young women".