College Eye — May 1, 1912

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1	Morningside debate next week; Teachers will meet the Methodists in first forensic clash on Friday, May 10; tariff question will be discussed	ISTC contestants ready; urges students to attend.
1	Minnesingers make annual appearance; college glee club concert proved a great success	Several soloists appear with Minnesingers fourteenth annual concert; praise for work.
1	Baseball season began Friday; opening game at St. Joes was a hard fight, Teachers lose after a hard battle of thirteen innings	Recap of games against St. Joseph College and Upper Iowa.
2	The recent conference of county superintendents	Superintendents conference was beneficial to all.
3	Miss Carpenter	Delivered a lecture on her trip through Germany and Italy.
3	Mrs. Bender and Mrs. Dick	Held a dinner in honor of Dr. James Alderson and Mrs. Cowgill.
3	Mrs. Condit	Entertained at a dinner in honor of Mrs. Cowgill.
3	The following members of the faculty	Faculty members attended the meeting of the Iowa Academy of Science in Des Moines.
3	Mr. Bender	Attended a teachers meeting in Cresco.
3	Philos hold political convention; Roosevelt chosen for president and Lorimer for vice president; interesting platform adopted	Philos stage mock Republican political convention.
3	Exie McQuilken	Visited La Porte City.
3	Grover Hammersly	Will be principal in Cedar Falls; Viola Nolte and Lillian Robinson will teach there, too.
4	Mr. Seymour and Misses Samson, Hallingby, and Hussey	Attended physical education meeting in Chicago.
4	Ethel Bruner	Visited Cedar Rapids.
4	Untitled	Box score from baseball game against Upper Iowa.
4	Nikisch and the London Symphony Orchestra	Professor Merrill reviews a recent performance.
5	Estella Hurd	Will teach in Northwood.
5	Iva Williams	Will teach in Iowa Falls.
5	A. E. Veline	Will be superintendent in Hartley.
5	Miss Foryst K. Hurt	Will teach in Gilbert, Minnesota.
5	J. E. Cundy	Will teach in Milford.
5	Evelyn Raw	Will teach in Oelwein.
5	Clyde Workman	Has job opportunities in Minnesota and North Dakota.
5	Grover Alderman	Will be superintendent in Walker.
5	Mrs. Lola Hughes	Will teach in Washington, Iowa.
5	Elma Sherwood	Will teach at Rolfe.
5	Nelle Dickey	Will teach in Sheldon.
5	Anna Buckman	Will teach in Odebolt.
5	Mabel Anderson	Will teach in Idaho.
5	Berenice Davis	Will teach in Tipton.
5	Eula Bolton	Will teach in Rolfe.
5	Lydia Ekstam	Will teach at Hull.
5	Grace Du Bois	Will teach in Minnesota.
6	Supt. Harry Eells	Has been re-elected in Rolfe.
6	All are greatly pained	To hear of the sudden death of R. B. Howeth.
6	June Chase	Has resigned from her position as principal of the Tipton High School to take a position as history teacher at the Washington, Iowa, high school.
6	Supt. Ernest Bloom	Has been re-elected to his position in Nashua.
6	J. P. Johnson	Will be in charge of schools in Ocheydan next year.
6	Karl F. Nolte	Will be in charge of the Allison school next year.
6	Alice Hesalroad	Has been elected to primary work in Allison next year.
6	Mrs. Marion Walker	Has received a letter from Florence Ward telling of her delightful trip.
6	Leslye M. Boatman	Has been re-elected at Doon.
6	Dollie Thornburg	Went to Iowa City to consult with Dr. Dean about her eyes.
6	Edith Allen	Is recovering from her illness.
6	Supt. E. B. Hodges	Has been reelected and will receive a nice salary increase.
6	Chauncey Housman	Has been offered the position of Superintendent for New Hartford schools.
6	Many of the Kindergarten girls	Attended the I. K. U. in Des Moines this week.
6	Julia Wilson	Is in the process of recovering from the measles.
6	Chloe Meier	Visited Ida Wentland in Charles City on Sunday.
6	Ila Long	Spent the weekend at her home in Manson.
6	Edna Bosley and Grace Churchyard	Visited Frances Rathbun in Independence on Friday.
6	Prof. Arey and Prof. Condit	Attended the Iowa Academy of Science at Des Moines last week,
7	The Cedar Falls City Council	Sidewalks and fountain to be installed in College Hill Park, now known as Seerley Park.
7	The senior girls in the Domestic Science Department	Will give demonstrations of cooking until end of term.
7	Ora Sisley	Visited Palo.
7	Henrietta Thornton	Entertained friends.
7	W. J. Burney	Has been principal at Blakesburg; now back in school.
7	President Seerley, Roger Leavitt, and Supt. J. E. Robinson	Went to Board of Education meeting in Ames.
7	Frank S. Willey	Will teach in Central City.
7	Men start for Kansas; contest between five state schools will be held Friday evening	Preview of the match.
7	Coming events	Campus events calendar through June.
8	Track schedule	Track meets will be held on May fourth, eleventh, seventeenth, and twenty-fifth.
8	Baseball schedule	Baseball games from the end of April through the first of June.