College Eye — April 17, 1913

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	The following graduates	Several TC students will teach at Sioux City.
1	Sadie Lowe	Will teach in Marshalltown.
1	Hilma Johnson	Will teach in Galva.
1	Helen Olson	Will teach at George.
1	Karl Nolte	Will teach at Allison.
1	Florence Ward	Spoke in Chicago.
1	Queene Brown	Will teach in Ackley.
1	Carl Magee	Visited campus.
1	The B. A.s entertain	Throw costume party at which attendees dress up as small children.
1	The juniors in the kindergarten	Entertained seniors and teachers.
1	Social club meeting	J. H. Van Dyke speaks to Science Club on "Antiseptics Applied to Modern Surgery"; officers elected.
1	Teachers College wins triangular; defeats Coe here and Morningside at Sioux City	Recap of performance given by T. C. debate teams in triangular meet win.
2	Cecil Markin	Will teach at Gladbrook.
2	Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Gullberg	Announce engagement of Ruth Gullberg to Don Workman.
2	Jasper Wilbur	Teaching in Clear Lake.
2	Carrie Baxter and Mabel Bagby	Will teach in Westside.
2	Laura Chassell	Teaching in South Dakota; Clara Chassell is teaching in Ida Grove.
2	Florence Curtis	Teaching in Wapello.
2	Prof. D. S. Wright	Lectured in Jackson County.
2	J. E. Cundy	Found some teachers at TC while on a recruiting trip to campus.
3	Baseball schedule	Schedule for 1913 baseball season.
3	Facts	Humorous quips from the College Eye.
4	Literature and life	Conclusion of address given by Lillian Lambert to the Northeastern Iowa Teachers Association.
7	Calvin Schmitt	Re-elected in Eldora as superintendent.
7	Miss Ward	Entertained at a box party at the Grinnell Glee Club concert.
7	D. O. Wilson	Elected superintendent in Alden.
7	Gladys Young	Gave a recital.
7	Good reports of our graduates	Graduates teaching in Tipton receive praise.
7	Mrs. Blanche Walters	Accepted assistant principal position in Woonsocket, South Dakota.
7	Nelle Dickey	Re-elected in Sheldon.
7	Amy Moore	Parents visited.
7	Miss Grace Keeler	Visited Mrs. E. J. Cable.
7	The following graduates	Four students have accepted positions in Fonda.
7	H. W. Chehock	Re-elected superintendent in Clear Lake.
7	President and Mrs. H. H. Seerley	Attended a banquet in Iowa City with Professor and Mrs. J. B. Knoepfler and Professor Rice.
7	May Swearingen	Visited campus along with Blanche Davis.
7	Prof. C. A. Fullerton	Attended the National Musical Supervisors Association meeting in Rochester, New York.
7	Kathryn Frazey	Spending a few days at home in Washington, Iowa.
7	O. J. Kirketeg	Elected principal in Little Cedar.
7	Prof. John L. Conrad	Along with accompaniment, gave an interesting program.
8	College calendar	Meetings and events planned.