College Eye — April 24, 1912

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1	Begeman receives first honors; captain of last year's track team wins out at individual track meet Saturday; Fearing gains second place	Myron Begeman beats Howard Fearing in track meet by mere 2 1/2 points.
1	At the meeting of the Cedar Falls School Board	Grover Hammersly will be principal in Cedar Falls.
1	County superintendents meet at Teachers College; were given banquet by faculty members and automobile ride by the Commercial Club	Discuss rural education and teacher training; highlights of the conference.
2	Table shows Ames well up in debating circle; ranks with big universities in number of contests won	Compilation showing performance of Ames debaters compared to those of other schools.
2	Interstate oratorical looms in sight; contest between five states will be held at Emporia, Kansas this year, Erickson will represent I. S. T. C.
2	Y. M. C. A. employment bureau	Will assist men in finding part-time work.
3	Zela Vieth	Will teach in Rockwell City, as will Hazel Potwin.
3	Lydia Ekstam	Will teach in Hull.
3	Knoepfler-Lerche nuptials; daughter of Cedar Falls professor and Ft. Madison young man united in marriage	Katherine C. Knoepfler married Henry C. Lerche.
3	Loretta Lucas	Visited sister Marguerite.
3	Mrs. Billings	Visited daughter Freda.
3	Professor and Mrs. Colegrove	Entertained friends.
3	Professor and Mrs. S. A. Lynch and Prof. and Mrs. Barnes	Entertained friends.
3	County superintendents adopt resolutions; praise hospitality of faculty of the Iowa State Teachers College and of the city	Group enjoyed campus hospitality.
4	The proof for the annual	Old Gold proofs arrived; should be ready for distribution in early May.
4	The action of the State Board of Education	Applauds decision of Board of Education to award scholarships to two men from each Iowa county.
5	Rev. Charles S. Medbury	Is pastor at the Drake University church in Des Moines; will deliver a lecture in the Christian Church in Cedar Falls on Monday.
5	George Hilliard	Has declined his re-election as superintendent of the Harrison schools and is planning to begin medical school at the University of Iowa.
5	Antoinia Urbany	Will be the German teacher at the high school in Centerville.
5	Myrtle Mahoney	Is planning to teach the primary grades in Mason City next year.
5	Theresa Coffman	Has accepted a position at he high school in Dallas, South Dakota.
5	President Seerley	Gave an address before the Northeastern Association of Congregational Churches last Tuesday.
5	Frank J. Rehorst	Is the high school student who won first honors in the state oratorical declamatory contest; was coached by Bertha Martin.
5	Harvard professor lectures; scholarly address given Saturday evening on "The practical in education," visitor given banquet	Summary of remarks by Professor Albert Bushnell Hart.
5	Official notes	Joe and Mabel Wright will run girls camps in New York this summer; J. C. Sanders reappointed warden for another four years at the Fort Madison Penitentiary.
6	Anton Fisher	Has been elected as principal of the Ogden schools for next year.
6	Mary Goodner	Has returned to her home in Sidney, Iowa, due to an illness.
6	Some of the faculty	Attended a dinner in the Gymnasium in honor of Dr. A. B. Hart.
6	Gladys Clark	Spent the weekend at her parent's home on Olive Street. She is a teacher of German and music at the Allerton schools.
6	Mina Hartzell	Has been called home to Britt, Iowa, due to the illness of her father.
6	Karine Eide	Was called home last week due to an illness.
6	Mabel Bagby	Visited her brother R. O. Bagby last week in Clarksville.
6	Clark Baldwin	Has accepted the position of principal at Swea schools.
6	Wynema Brooks	Was called home last week on account of illness.
6	Mrs. Lola Hughes	Has been elected as a primary teacher in the Washington school system.
6	Grover Alderman	Will be superintendent of schools at Walker next year.
6	Esther Dunkel	went to Greene with Harriet Watson to spend time at Harriet's home.
6	June Young	Spent a few days last week in Des Moines.
6	Jessie Wenger	Visited New Providence on Sunday with Helena Hatchens.
6	Daisy McLeod	Was in Des Moines on Sunday.
6	E. B. Hodges	Has been re-elected at Sioux Center and will receive a salary increase of fifteen dollars a month.
6	Professor Samson	Was judge of an oratorical contest held at Des Moines College.
6	Gertrude Tesch	Has been elected to a primary position in Austin, Minnesota.
6	Florence Fallgatter	Will be teaching domestic science in Rock Rapids next year.
6	Clyde Workman	Has been elected to supervise manual training at the Fargo, North Dakota, schools.
6	Elsie Sisson	Will be teaching Latin and math at the Salix High School next year.
6	Miss Luse	Hosted a party for students doing work in the Training School.
6	Millicent Warriner	Is spending a few days here; she was formerly secretary in the President's office and is now with the State Board of Education at Des Moines.
7	The executive committee of the State Teacher's association	Met on campus to close the County Superintendents Conference.
7	S. A. Cohagan	Has been chosen as assistant secretary of the Davenport Y. M. C. A.
8	Baseball schedule	Baseball schedule includes fourteen games from the end of April through the first of June.
8	Track schedule	Schedule noting five track meets to be held this season.