College Eye — April 3, 1913

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Finance Committee acts; "College Eye" to enter high schools	The State Finance Committee appropriates funds to deliver the College Eye to 450 state high schools for the purpose of advertising state postsecondary institutions.
1	School legislation next; important question of coordination reached in Senate	No news to be reported on the Klay bill regarding state educational institutions.
1	Pianoforte recital by Raymond Havens	Review of the impromptu piano recital given by Raymond Havens.
1	Debaters begin practice; prospects are good for two winning teams	Debate team begins practice sessions for Coe debate.
1	Iowa State Teachers College	Auditorium Building; photo.
1	Baseball practice begins; many veterans back--some promising new material	Preview of the 1913 baseball team.
2	Musical recital next Friday; Miss Kaufman and Mr. Doane in entertainment under direction of Y. W. C. A.	Preview of performance to be given under the auspices of the Y. W. C. A.
2	Y. W. C. A. notes	Secretary Robinson of the Student Volunteer Movement to speak on campus.
2	Postponed club meeting	Mathematics Club meeting time provided; Lura Kingman and Frank Cole will speak.
3	Annuals near completion	Description of the 1913 Old Gold.
3	Miss Sara M. Riggs	Sara Riggs speaks at Northeastern Iowa Teachers Association meeting.
4	Beginning with this issue	Announcement of the College Eye being sent to prominent high schools in the state and a brief description of what the paper contains.
4	One of the strongest arguments	Urges students to turn out at the next debate so as not to perpetuate the idea that athletic prowess is more important than scholastic achievement.
4	A fine trip	Faye Palmer writes regarding her travels with the University Girls Orchestra on their North American tour.
5	President Seerley	Attended State Board of Education meeting.
5	Prof. C. A. Fullerton	Did not go to Indianapolis due to floods.
6	Elva Osterson	Confined to the hospital due to an illness.
6	Anna Smith of Lisbon	Anna Smith, Lisbon, visited Misses Rice and Schuneman.
6	Miss Ward	Addressed the Teachers Association in Independence.
6	Friends here have received word	Harriet Kramer is seriously ill; her sister has left school to be with her.
6	Martha Martin	Spent her spring vacation on campus.
6	James Chase	Left for Colorado Springs.
6	Anton Fischer	Elected as superintendent of schools in Ogden.
6	Vera Whinery	Spent a day in Marshalltown.
6	President Seerley and Professor Dick	Attended the Southwestern Iowa Teachers Association meeting.
6	Miss Mary Townsend	Lectured to the Grundy Center women's club.
7	The college orchestra	Performed in the Congregational church.
7	Mr. John C. Parish	Spoke at chapel.
7	High class program	Y. W. C. A. praised for their program.
7	Laura and Clara Chassell	Plan to return to their home soon.
7	Mabel Hale and Hazel Shillinglaw	Attended the Christian Endeavor societies convention.
7	Jessie Aitchison	Spending a week on College Hill over her vacation.
7	Clare Sullivan	Visited friends in Charles City.
7	Gladys Foote	Spending her vacation at her parents' home.
7	Laura Suhr	Returned to school after recovering from an illness.
7	Erden Ferguson	Entered school again.
7	President Hawkens	President Hawkens, Warrensburg, Missouri Normal school, visited campus.
7	Harold Maynard	Visited campus.
7	Faye Palmer	Faye Palmer visited Cedar Falls.
7	Chris Hansen	Visited his mother.
7	Nellie Burmeister	Spent a day in Marengo.
7	Edna Elster, Theresa Kopeitz and Irene Printy	Escaped a storm in Omaha.
7	A new plan	Plans for a new state high school basketball tournament being discussed; Cedar Falls likely to host the event.
8	College calendar	Meetings and events planned.