College Eye — June 12, 1913

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
3	Editorial; a foreword	Almost unanimous support from faculty, student, and alumni to print College Eye in magazine format.
3	Alumni literary program	Commencement reunions resulted in a literary program conducted by alumni.
5	Our Honored President, 1886-1913	Homer Horatio Seerley; photo.
6	The banner year in athletics	Summary of athletic events throughout the year; won first basketball game against Iowa; photo of track and field team and baseball team.
6	Alumni business meeting	Announced officers for following year.
6	Alumni luncheon	Concluded Alumni Day; over five hundred attended.
9	Debate and oratory	Summary of debates and their outcomes; Len Toomey won the Inter State Oratorical Contest; photo.
11	The memorial gateways	Program for dedicating the gateways; history and background.
12	Commencement play	Performed "When Knighthood was in Flower"; review of the play.
13	Prof. Fullerton is given fine present	Received a mahogany music cabinet from the Choral Society.
13	The christenin' of th' bairns	Two new literary societies, Homerian and Irving, were incorporated.
15	Graduating exercises	Brief excerpts from the Commencement speech by the Honorable Claude R. Porter.
16	The Training School	Performed "A Midsummer Night's Dream"; held junior-senior banquet; held alumni banquet; held Commencement; Wilbur Bender, director of Training School, resigned.
17	Resolutions	Tribute to the work of Wilbur Bender, who will be leaving his position as Director of the Training School.
18	Where you will find our seniors next year	Roster of students and their locations for next year.
19	Midwinter play will be repeated	Will present "What Happened to Jones" again.
19	Students' Commencement recital	Program of students and their work.
20	Baccalaureate Service	Program of service.
20	The death of Mrs. Parish	Widow of Professor Parish died; death is believed to be related to surgery on her appendix.
20	Delta Sigma Rho	Initiation held; brief history of fraternity for students of oratory and debate.
21	Paul Colegrove and Miss Mildred Kerlin of Storm Lake	Were married in Iowa City.
21	Miss Mary Hearst	Along with Katherine Constant, attended the missionary pageant in Chicago.
21	Miss Cora Dilly	Will head the playground work for the summer.
21	Miss Ward	Will spend her vacation lecturing in the southern and western states.
21	Miss Ruth Casaday	Called home on account of an illness in the family.
21	An appreciative audience gathered	Performance was given by three graduates of the music department.
21	A telegram received by President and Mrs. H. H. Seerley	Received news of a grandson; new baby is son of Dr. and Mrs. Clem Seerley.
21	Commencement week	Professor Colegrove will give many addresses at many commencements.
21	John, the son of Roger Leavitt	Became a member of Phi Beta Kappa.
21	Miss Oliver and Mrs. Walker	Entertained two new literary societies.
21	Professor Welles	Will leave to study music in Paris at the end of summer term.
21	Margaret Lucas	Enjoyed a visit from her mother.
21	Miss Myra Call	Was called to Webster City by an illness in the family.
21	Miss Millicent Warriner	Was a guest at the home of Mrs. F. Stevens.
21	Miss Alvina Jennings	Enjoyed a visit from her mother.
21	Miss Carrie Parker	Visited friends on campus.
21	Ella Van Dellen	Enjoyed a visit from her mother and sister.
21	The Student Volunteer band	Enjoyed a picnic at Dry Run.
21	Maude Boaden's mother	Came from Chamberlain, South Dakota, for Commencement.
21	Miss Dunham and Miss Wolf	Gave their resignations.
21	Professor Meyerholz	Has returned, along with Professor Frampton, to teach the summer term.
21	The condition of O. F. Griffith	Suffered a stroke and is not expected to live much longer.
21	Stella Stone's mother	Mother was a Commencement visitor.
22	Mr. Pasini	Resigned to take a job in Ohio.
22	Prof. Geo. W. Samson	Has delivered twenty commencement addresses and lectures.
22	Miss Wolf	Will work at the State University of Idaho next year.
22	Julian Gist	Took a job at the University of Minnesota.
22	Robt. W. Getchell	Will have a leave of absence to study at the University of Wisconsin.
22	Professors Peterson and Dieterich	Will be in school at the State University of Iowa.
22	Miss Schuneman	Will spend next year at Pratt Institute in New York.
22	Miss Mary Dunham	Will be a librarian at the University of Indiana.
22	The location of the sorority house parties	List of locations for different sorority functions.
22	Prof. J. B. Knoepfler	Will do research for the State Historical Society during the summer.
22	President Seerley	Gave an address to the literary society graduates at the State University of Iowa.
22	Miss Genevieve Knight	Visited by her mother during Commencement.
22	Society Parade	Societies had traditional Commencement parade; each had meetings following graduation ceremonies.
22	Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Bagby	Spent time visiting the college.
23	Mr. John McDonald	Was a Commencement visitor.
23	Miss Helen Katz	Visited for Commencement.
23	News has been received in Cedar Falls	Marriage of "Tommy" Jones and Miss Jane Ann Williams.
23	Miss Emma Yule	Is a successful teacher in the high school in the Philippine Islands.
23	Miss Nell Hinkson	Was a Commencement visitor.
23	Miss Ruth Gist	Has returned home to spend time with her parents.
23	Prof. Harry E. Huffman	Spent time in Cedar Falls visiting friends and relatives.
23	Miss Harriet Kramer	Arrived from Texas, where she has been teaching.
23	Professor and Mrs. Colegrove	Received good news from their son Kenneth that he will be receiving his Ph.D. from Harvard University.
23	Wm. H. Manifold	Spent several days at the college.
23	Ada Chambers	Spent Commencement week with her sister Grace.
23	Miss Mary Walters	Will spend the summer months at home with her parents.
23	Marjorie Hilton	Was visited by Ruby Schuyler.
23	Miss Faith Downs	Will spend the summer with Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Downs.
23	Miss Iva Williams	Will return to her job in Iowa Falls.
23	Lew McDonald	Stopped in Cedar Falls to see friends.
23	Miss Lurana Rownd	Re-elected to her post in Medford, Oregon; visiting her sister during Commencement.
23	Miss Nell Allison	Visited for Commencement.
24	Last Wednesday evening	Marriage of Rena Tolstrup and S. A. Cohagan took place.
24	Professor W. H. Bender	Resignation will take effect at the close of the summer term.
24	Mr. and Mrs. Mayne Spaulding	Were Commencement visitors.
24	Miss Iva Huntley	Will marry Philip Arnold; will make their home in Detroit.
24	Mr. and Mrs. Casper Schenck	Were among the alumni that visited the college.