College Eye — April 9, 1914

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
411	Editorial	Upcoming campus events; asks a series of questions relating to education.
412	Dr. Sage presents picture to Teachers College as a incentive for better forensic work	Believes debates should be more like the Roman Forums, a center of forensic life.
413	Senior class memorial gateways	Gateways of the Classes of 1912 and 1913; photo.
413	Cecilian Glee Club concert will be given Friday night	Have performed same program in Iowa Falls and Waverly.
414	Freshman class elects officers	Roster of officers.
414	True Blue Club notes	Professor Hart will address group.
414	Mrs. Madeline Gaston Snowden delights large audience	Performed "The Taming of the Shrew".
414	Regulations governing the men's' literary societies in the Iowa State Teachers College	Faculty committee report on literary societies; students must participate in literary society work for their first six terms; must put on two productions per term; societies will be under the administration of the Department of English.
417	Official Notes	Education news from around the country; many Iowa teachers do not renew their certification.
419	Christian Associations	Joint Easter meeting will be held for Y. W. and Y. M. C. A. members.
419	Selected	Biography of prominent Y. M. C. A. figure John R. Mott.
422	Mrs. Robertson from Cherokee	Enjoying a visit with her daughters, Miriam and Rachael.
422	Miss Ruth McCormick	Enjoyed a visit from Edward Rehn of Miles City, Montana.
422	Miss Wilma Garnett	Entertained a group of women in honor of Doris Merner.
422	Prof. R. F. Seymour	Gave a banquet in honor of the gymnastics team.
422	Miss Lurana Warner	Working as a primary teacher at Decorah, Iowa.
422	E. W. Neveln	Re-elected as superintendent of Lamoni, Iowa.
422	Miss Christine Thoene	A party was given in honor of her return from the West.
422	Mr. Jasper Wilbur	Teaching in the Clear Lake Schools.
422	Miss Nell Lucas and Hazel Ramsey	Visited Cedar Falls; Nell Lucas had a party in her honor.
422	Miss Henrietta Budde and Miss Edith Yates	Spent time visiting friends on College Hill.
422	Miss Irma Bangs	Reelected as principal of the Tipton High School.
422	Mr. Karl Nolte	Enjoying his vacation at his home in Cedar Falls.
422	Miss Lillian Nelson	Working as a high school commercial teacher in Omaha.
422	Miss Josephine Dodge	Confined to the hospital with serious complications resulting from a vaccination.
422	Miss Louetta Sprague	Visiting friends in the city over her vacation.
424	Many friends will be pleased	Mrs. G. W. Samson, Sr., has been recovering from an extended illness.
424	Prof. W. M. Wemmet	Visited the College.
424	Mr. and Mrs. Seerley	Left for New York City to attend the annual convention of the National Simplified Spelling Board.
424	Dr. J. Anna Norris	Visited the college to inspect the physical training equipment.
424	Prof. Seymour	Gave an address before the Northwestern Iowa Teachers Association convention in Sioux City.
424	The Advancers	Entertained at the home of Frieda Thoene, assisted by Emma Rait and Constance Buswell.
424	Miss Eva Luse	Visited friends at Iowa City.
424	Miss Florence Ward	Gave a lecture to the Southwestern Iowa Teachers Association and Woman's Club at Council Bluffs.
424	Mr. Harm Ludeman	Recovering from an operation for appendicitis at the College hospital.
424	Miss Mattie Fargo	Left to make her home in Texas.
424	Prof. C. P. Colegrove, Prof. I. H. Hart, Miss Anna Iverson and Miss Stena Hansen	Were all speakers at the Cedar Rapids Convention.
424	Miss Lilla Davidson	At the hospital suffering from an attack of appendicitis.