College Eye — May 8, 1912

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Cornell wins dual meet; Teachers team is small this year; Begeman and Schluter do good work	Teachers lose meet to Cornell, which has a team that outnumbers the ISTC team threefold.
1	Begeman breaks record; college record for running broad jump broken at home meet	Myron Begeman breaks seven year old record by nearly four inches; other times from home meet posted.
2	Besides the grand concerto	Thomas Orchestra will play overture, symphony, and finale.
2	The Thomas Orchestra and its conductor	Profile of the orchestra.
2	Frankie Crouch	Will teach in Le Mars.
3	Effie Cook	Elected to a position in Manning.
3	Katherine Byrne	Plans to teach in Palmer.
3	Vera Lewis	Elected to teach in her home town of Walnut.
3	Mr. Reed Miller	Reed Miller is scheduled to sing at the Spring Music Festival.
3	Mr. Barnes	Accompanied the orators to Emporia, Kansas, for a meeting.
3	Mr. Seymour	Visited Charles City.
3	The Philadelphia Record	Thomas Orchestra is praised and concert dates are given.
3	Constance Smith	Attended a convention of kindergarteners in Des Moines.
3	Pres. Seerley	Plans to make an address on the history of Cedar Falls.
3	Mr. Arthur Shattuck	Arthur Shattuck is scheduled to play a piano concerto at the Spring Music Festival.
3	Miss Goodwin	Visited Henry Sabin in Des Moines.
3	Mr. Herbert Witherspoon	Praised for his singing ability.
3	Supt. Chamberlain	Superintendent Chamberlain, East Waterloo, visited college and contracted a few new teachers.
3	Miss Florence Hinkle	Florence Hinkle is scheduled to sing at the Spring Music Festival.
3	Helen Smith	Will teach in Garner.
3	W. J. Burney	Will be assistant principal at Collins.
4	Teachers lose Highland Park game by close score	Due to several factors, such as having a morning game, and sluggish playing, the Teachers lost to Highland Park.
5	Miss Effie Chambers	Home from work as missionary in Armenia; responsible for sending Bedros Apelian to ISTC.
5	Supt. J. E. Robinson	Board of Education authorized him to begin work on the Training School Building and a new emergency hospital that will accommodate fifteen patients.
5	Prof. and Mrs. H. C. Cummins	Entertained friends.
5	Announcement cards	Frances Portman married Frederic Charles Ream.
5	Morningside College burned	Main building at Morningside destroyed by fire.
5	"Shake" banquet	Enjoyed dinner and toasts.
5	Official notes	Louis Begeman attended annual Iowa Academy of Sciences convention, Professors Meyerholz, Merchant, and Begeman noted for good work organizing lectures and entertainment this year.
6	The junior primary girls	Entertained the senior girls in the Gymnasium.
6	Miss Sara Gardiner	Recently died.
6	Irma Bangs	Has accepted the position of principal at Tipton High School for next year.
6	The Boston Post	Reported on a performance by the Theodore Thomas orchestra and that orchestra is scheduled to play here on May 22 and 23.
6	Edith Allen	Has returned home due to an illness.
6	Walter Bender	Is studying in Ames; visited chapel on Friday.
6	Oral Dale	Spent the weekend in Centerville.
6	Inez Cole	Visited Ames on Sunday.
6	Mrs. Marion Walker	Gave a talk on "The needs of the girl" to the Civic League last week.
6	Misses Blayney, Resor, Lucas	Along with Jones, Hutchison, Schenk, Gaston Cole, Christianson, VanDellen and Grace attended the I. K. U. in Des Moines.
6	Jessie Paulger	Spent Sunday with her parents in Janesville.
6	Grace Aitchison	Entertained at a party in honor of Lura Barnum.
6	Lillian Bruce	Visited Mary Samson on campus last week.
6	Margaret Oliver and Mrs. Marion Walker	Entertained guests at Mrs. Walker's home.
7	Magdalene Rud	Will be in charge of music at Logan next fall.
7	Bertha Finch	Along with Katherine Walters have contracted to work at Walnut under Supt. R. Lampman who visited the college this week in search of teachers.
7	Elsie Hardy	Is teaching domestic science in Colfax.
7	Inez Parks	Has been elected as assistant principal to Walnut High School.
7	Elma Sherwood	Has been elected as assistant principal at New Hartford next year.
7	Margery Hilton	Has been elected to teach music in Alden.
7	Florence McCorkindale	Has accepted a position in Montana.
7	Hazel McDonald	Will take charge of music at Glidden schools.
7	Margaret Perry	Has accepted a position at Charter Oak to teach fifth and sixth grades.
7	Supt. H. M Styles	Visited campus looking for teachers for Charter Oak.
7	Supt. Meyer of Manning	Visited campus in search of teachers.
7	Marian Ethel Niermeyer	Will begin work with the Y. W. C. A. next year as assistant secretary in Ohio.
7	Alta Iversen	Has been elected to teach fourth grade in Sanborn.
7	Henrietta Jungk	Has been elected to West Liberty school primary grades.
7	The New York Times	Reported on the Chicago Orchestra that is scheduled to play here on May 22 and 23.
7	Mr. Dick	Attended a meeting of the board of secondary school relations in Iowa City last Friday.
8	Track schedule	Track meets will be held on May eleventh, seventeenth, and twenty-fifth.
8	Baseball schedule	Baseball games from the end of April through the first of June.