College Eye — May 29, 1912

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Teachers defeat Coe; Presbyterians proved an easy mark	Box score for 11-1 ISTC baseball victory.
1	Music festival a grand success; "Faust" was rendered in an excellent manner	Professor Frampton reviews the performance.
1	May festival grand success; in spite of weather conditions large crowd attend; soloist is best yet	Review of performance.
1	When Knighthood was in Flower	Cast for the play.
1	Teachers take fast game; St. Joseph defeated in the 11th inning	Recount of the game; ISTC won, 3-2.
2	Comment upon "In the Palace of the King"	Preview of the Commencement play.
2	Y. W. C. A.	Will hold Geneva party; Bible study will end.
3	Dr. Walter H. Rollins	Is currently pastor of the First Congregational church at Waterloo; accepted the position as president of Tabor College.
3	Prof. R. W. Getchell	Took his chemistry class to the Citizens Gas and Electric plant in Waterloo.
3	Misses Ada Whitney and Iva Williams	Were visited by their mothers last week.
3	Mrs. S. L. Cohagan	Visited her son, S. A. Cohagan, last week and attended the festival.
3	Miss Kaufman's pupils appear in recital	Program of performers and their work.
3	Cap and Gown Club	Entertained by Marion McFarland Walker.
3	Ames men chosen	Select men for debate next school year.
3	Upper Iowa vs. Teachers; best game of the season to be played here May 31	Preview of the game.
4	A word to seniors	Critical of Class of 1912 for not contributing enough money for a good class gift.
4	Conference track meet; Cedar Falls to the scene of the first big Hawkeye Conference meet; May 31	ISTC team has chance to win.
4	Mr. Stock praises work of Choral Society	Credits work of Professor Fullerton in improving the quality of the group.
4	Last issue	College Eye says good-bye; thanks those who assisted with the newspaper.
5	Dr. W. W. Gist	Gave the address at the baccalaureate of the Aplington High School graduation.
5	Track meet is lost; Teachers College men do good work; Schluter breaks state record	Believes ISTC lost to University of Iowa because of a bad call by an official.
5	Senior cooks banquets	Senior home economics students enjoy special meal.
5	Ossolis give a farce	Enjoy presentation of Howells' "The Mouse Trap".
6	Pres. Seerley	Attended a meeting of the State Board of Education in Des Moines at the beginning of the week.
6	Bid and Chloe Roach	Mother visited.
6	Vernon Orr	Will work with YMCA in Colorado.
6	Prof. George S. Dick	Will meet with other registrars in Ames.
6	Eight young men	Vinton students attended Music Festival.
6	Alle Robinson	Taught at Sioux Center.
6	Prof. W. H. Gemmill	Visited campus.
6	Prof. Lowell E. M. Welles	Attended performance at Cornell College.
6	June Young	Mother visited.
6	Miss Buck	Entertained Chapman Hall students.
6	Mrs. S. C. Snow	Visited Leila Snow.
6	Glenn Davis	Will teach at Shannon City.
6	W. B. Geiter	Superintendent at Bozeman, Montana.
6	Prof. W. H. Bender	Spoke at New Hartford.
6	Jasper Wilbur, Edrie Cohoon, and James Haynes	Have been teaching in Colorado.
6	Mrs. G. Gunnerson	Visited son Gilbert.
6	Miss Carpenter	Visited Mount Vernon to listen to Schemanor Heink.
6	Ruth Chaffee	Mother visited.
6	Rev. Laura Bowman Galer	Visited friends on campus.
6	Alta Gallagher	Plans to teach the fourth and fifth grades in Charter Oak next year.
6	Iva Williams	Visited campus.
6	Sadie Tow	Accepted seventh grade teacher position in Rockwell City.
6	Daisy McLeod	Spent time in Cedar Rapids.
6	John Akin	Accepted position of principal in Webb, Iowa.
6	Miss Jessie Duncan	Jessie Duncan visited Professor and Mrs. McKitrick.
6	Mrs. Henry Lerche	Visited her parents.
6	Lulu Methfessel	Sister visited.
6	Arben Young	Elected superintendent in Central City.
6	Miss Florence Ward and Mrs. Walker	Attended the convention of Federated clubs in Cedar Rapids.
6	Mary P. Caldwell	Accepted principal position in Urbana.
6	Matie Austin	Spent a few days at home in Austinville.
6	Alice Fouts	Visited by her mother and aunt.
6	Rose McGivern	Plans to teach in Wesley.
6	Mae Beattie	Visited by Mary Shuenk.
6	Zada Kinyon	Mother visited.
7	Beulah Sperry and Lida Mutch	Spent the weekend at a house party in Waterloo.
7	A crowd of girls	Enjoyed a house party at Williard Hall.
7	Ruth Brenner	Was a visitor of the hill on Wednesday.
7	Mrs. W. F. Smith	Visited daughter Helen.
7	Mrs. Stella Crary Martin and Mrs.. Lucy Crary Buckman	Visited mother.
7	Mame and Antonia Urbany	Visited Lawler.
7	The Alphas and Philos	Planning annual picnic.
7	The honorary Neos	Will hold party.
7	Upton Werner	Upton Werner visited Cedar Falls to attend the May Festival.
7	Miss Quigley	Attended the May Festival.
7	Miss Alison Aitchison	Chosen to be a delegate for the North American Student Movement.
7	Lawrence Jepson	Entertained friends during the May Festival.
7	Hazel Plumley	Plans to teach mathematics in New Hampton.
7	Miss Evanson and Miss Hallam	Visited campus.
7	Anna Bleeker	Recovered from her illness and returned to school, her sister will not return.
7	Marjorie Whitney	Elected to teach in Iowa Falls.
7	Bessie Briggs	Visited campus.
7	Claribel Walker	Accepted kindergarten teacher position in Nashville, Tennessee.
7	Gertrude Dautremont	Accepted position as principal in Melrose schools.
7	Harold Peterson	Visited campus and enjoyed the May Festival.
7	Miss Logan	Finished her work studying with Professor Skinner.
7	Ila Gregg	Visited friends on campus.
7	Leah Johnson and Ella Williams	Spent a day in Vinton where they visited friends.
7	Elizabeth Farnsworth	Spent time in Waverly.
7	Miss Sara Rice	Delivered Commencement address in Sigourney.
7	Corinne Campbell	Visited by her mother.
7	Winifred Lewis	Plans to teach in Montrose, Colorado.
7	Kurt Shields	Kurt Shields visited campus.
7	Esther McWhirter	Visited by her mother during the May Festival.
7	The track meet	Track meet and baseball game will be held Saturday.
8	Coming events	Commencement schedule.
8	College calendar	Schedule of events.