College Eye — May 1, 1913

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Seniors royally entertained	President and Mrs. Seerley entertain the Class of 1913 at their home.
1	Baseball season opened; first trip results in even break	Teachers College defeats St. Joseph (Dubuque), 8-4, but is shut out by Upper Iowa, 10-0.
1	Cantata was a very successful affair	Teachers College High School students perform Longfellow's "Building of the Ship" to good reviews.
1	Interstate oratorical program	Program of addresses provided for contest at Normal, Illinois.
1	Extensive plans for May fete; begins with grand parade and closes with band concert	Describes events planned for T.C.'s first May Day celebration.
2	Georgia Kabele	Georgia Kabele receives math instructor position at Lu Verne; Superintendent F. A. Welch of Hampton visits campus.
2	Forensic records receive recognition; chapter of Delta Sigma Rho fraternity to be organized	National oratorical and debate fraternity votes to organize an I. S. T. C. chapter.
2	Members of Teachers College faculty attended science meeting	Roster of faculty members attending Iowa Academy of Science meeting.
2	Ossoli banquet	Program of events provided.
4	Y. W. C. A. notes	News notes from the Y. W. C. A.
5	Frances Blayney	Father ill.
5	Prof. Dick	Visited schools in Illinois.
5	Mabel Fish and Louemma Caffall	Will teach in Waverly.
5	Elizabeth McDonald	Will teach in Clarksville.
5	L. C. Heironimous	Will teach in Storm Lake.
5	Margaret Stacy	Visited Charles City with Margaret Johnstone.
5	Miss Laura Falkler	Entertained group of young people.
5	A. C. Grubb	Will teach in Cedar Falls.
5	Nelle Lucas and Ella Van Dellen	Visited Hampton.
5	Martha Hanken	Father ill.
5	Ruth Magree and Mabel Cooper	Visited Oelwein.
5	Prof. Seymour and Frances Philo	Attended meeting in Chicago.
5	Maud Warren and Luella Brown	Will teach in Urbana.
5	Alice Fouts	Visited Brandon.
5	Ethel and Mabel Branch	Visited West Branch.
5	Glenn Davis	Has been ill; will quit work for awhile; Homer Veatch will serve as superintendent in Shannon City.
5	Gladys Hoyer	Will teach in Independence.
5	Luella Lee	Will teach in Minnesota.
6	The Alpha society	Enjoyed picnic.
6	Ruby Schuyler	Will teach in Allison.
6	Helen Hagan	Injured foot in Gymnasium.
6	Lydia Mast	Visited Grundy Center.
6	Pearl Wagner	Will teach in Clarion.
6	Nellie Pierce	Will teach in Pomeroy.
6	Anna Doffing	Visited Grundy Center.
6	The following members of the faculty	Roster of those who attended Iowa Academy of Science meeting.
6	Miss Frances M. Dickey	Will teach in normal school in Ohio.
6	Mary Benson	Will teach in Idaho.
7	Nell Lucas	Plans to teach in Belmond next year.
7	Supt. Golly of Humboldt	Superintendent Golly, Humboldt, visited campus to look for teachers.
7	Anna Lynam	Plans to teach fourth grade in Corning next year.
7	Elma Maaser	Elected to teach music and German in Nora Springs.
7	Libbie Bierman	Accepted teaching position in Sioux City.
7	The school board	The Urbana school board visited campus.
7	The Board of Secondary School Relations	The Board of Secondary School Relations held a meeting on campus; list of members is included.
7	Jean Protzman	Elected as third grade teacher in Hampton.
7	Eunice Sparkman	Spent a day in Eldora.
7	The Seniors of the Home Economics department	The seniors entertained the juniors of the Home Economics department.
7	Supt W. I. Griffith	Superintendent W. I. Griffith, Waverly, visited campus to look for teachers.
7	Ames students settle smoking problem	Ames students vote to prohibit smoking on campus.
7	Noted reader coming; S. H. Clark gives two entertainments, Friday, May 2	Professor S. H. Clark of the University of Chicago to speak on campus.
8	College calendar	Meetings and events planned.