College Eye — April 16, 1914

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
427	Editorial	Orchestra will perform; believes that rural school extension work is worth study; Iowa Academy of Science will meet on campus.
427	Interstate normal school oratorical contest will be held here May 1	Five colleges will meet at T. C. to debate; Willard Patty will represent ISTC..
428	May Day fete is now being planned	Will hold parade and crown May Queen; first celebration was held in 1913.
428	Educational club holds meeting	Spoke about Carnegie Foundation and teaching in Germany.
428	Cecilians gave special concert last Friday evening	Long review of performance.
429	True Blue Club meeting	Professor Hart spoke about "Rural Problems from the Standpoint of the Rural School".
429	Schillerverein meeting held Thursday, April 9	Program notes, speakers, and topics.
429	Several interesting and important meetings held under auspices of the rural schools extension department	Explains program to those whose children are in rural school districts that will be supervised by ISTC.
430	Christian Associations	Y. W. C. A. discussed school spirit; N. C. A. held music program.
430	Contributed; the black beast and how to kill it	Professor Lynch discusses in long essay why English grammar is important.
438	Miss Florence Kanouse	Spent time with Nellie Hinkson at Ames, Iowa.
438	Miss Dorothy Thompson	Teaching the primary grades in St. Paul, Minnesota.
438	Fred D. Cram	Teaching the high school normal training course in Mason City.
438	Miss Marie Mullarky	Home from Algona after her school closed due to small pox.
438	Mr. Earl W. Hamstreet	Assisted in managing the I. S. T. C. Alumni Reunion in Minnesota.
438	Miss Olive Sutherland	Teaching kindergarten in Denver, Colorado.
438	Mrs. Ella Danskin Shaw	Contributed to the Y. W. C. A. flower fund.
438	Athletics	Athletic Board has $85 for spring sports; awards athletics letters.
440	Prof. D. S. Wright	Delivered a lecture on "Complete Education" at Aplington.
440	Mrs. C. P. Colegrove	Gave an excellent address on "Sex Education--Whose Duty?" before the Northwestern Iowa Teacher's Association at Cedar Rapids.
440	Among the number of superintendents	List of superintendents who visited the College.
440	Prof. H. J. Peterson	Visited friends in Cedar Falls.
440	Miss Josephine Dodge	Released from the College hospital.
440	Prof. A. V. Storm	Visited the College and gave several excellent addresses.
440	Clara Rapp	Spent time in Oelwein, Iowa.
440	Prof. Coffey	Strength is coming back slowly; able to walk about.
440	Harm Ludeman	Enjoyed a visit from his father; seems to be rapidly gaining strength.
440	Miss Sara Riggs	Entertained a group of women with an Easter breakfast.
440	Theron Walker	Enjoyed his spring vacation.
440	Miss Lou Shepherd and Miss Edith Riland	Entertained the kindergarten teachers.
440	Miss Elizabeth Cripliver	Enjoying a visit from her mother and aunt.
440	Miss May Adams and Miss Genevieve Stoudt	Have accepted seventh and eighth grade positions in Sioux City.
440	Miss Daisy Wallace	Spent time with Maude Jeffrey in Cedar Falls.