College Eye — April 23, 1914

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
443	Editorial	Announcements; encourages students not to cheat.
444	Hazel Strayer is chosen May Queen for big May Day festival	Over one thousand votes were cast; many groups will have floats in the parade..
444	Preparations almost completed for nineteenth annual oratorical contest	Contestants from Iowa, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, and Illinois will compete; photo.
445	College Symphony Orchestra gave splendid concert under auspices of Newman Catholic Association	Review of the concert.
446	English Club holds last meeting of the year	Three students read papers; will hold breakfast.
446	Iowa Academy of Science will meet at State Teachers College	Officers elected; brief summary of program.
446	Kindergarten-Primary party	Various games and activities played; refreshments were served.
449	Members of Cecilian Glee Club	Members listed.
449	Christian Associations	Y. W. C. A. will speak about "Hidden Treasure"; N. C. A. discussed Corpus Christi; program for symphony orchestra.
449	Cedar Falls Concert Band will appear in program at the college	Will perform evening before May Day celebration.
449	Teachers play two practice games with Waterloo professionals	Waterloo won both games, 7-1 and 16-7.
451	Athletics	Encourages school support for the baseball team.
454	The U. H. Ley residence	Was recently sold to the Reverend J. M. Morris, of Cedar Falls.
454	The Irving Literary Society	Gave a reception in honor of the Homerians.
454	On Friday afternoon	The Mothers' Council held a meeting to discuss "The Creation of Ideals".
454	Miss Bess Carrington	Entertained the Standard Bearers at her home.
454	Prof. Reuben McKitrick	Sold his residence to Professor Eells of Rolfe, who will become a member of the faculty.
454	Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Dickey	Left for Stirling, Colorado, where they will make their future home.
454	Mr. Lee Shillinglaw	Spent time at his home in Cedar Falls.
454	Prof. C. A. Fullerton and Miss Margaret Oliver	Took part in a program given by the Cedar Valley Caledonian society in Waterloo.
454	Prof. G. W. Samson	Gave the high school commencement speech in Van Wert, Iowa.
454	E. C. Roberts	Re-elected principal of the Everett, Washington, high school.
454	E. W. Goetsch	Has been elected president of the Southwestern Iowa Teachers Association; Frank E. Green elected vice-president.
454	Miss Mabel Hale of Independence	Visited with College friends.
454	Four Teachers College people in Fairfield	Teachers at Fairfield have been re-elected with an increase in salary.
454	Mr. Clark W. Hirleman	Working as an engineer in Minneapolis.
454	Miss Anna Funk	Directing the domestic drama entitled "The Valley Farm" at the Cedar Falls High School.
454	Miss Myra Call	Attended niece's wedding.
456	Prof. R. McKitrick	Had his tonsils removed in Iowa City.
456	Misses Clara Primmer and Helen Jeroleman	Spent time in Marshalltown.
456	Misses Bring and Feyereisen	Prepared a banquet for the Cedar Falls High School seniors.
456	Miss Oliver, Mr. Meyerholz and President Seerley	Represented the faculty at the T. C. dinner given at Iowa City.
456	Prof. G. S. Dick, Prof. I. H. Hart and Prof. C. P. Colegrove	Attended a convention of Iowa County superintendents held at Iowa City.
456	The Primary and Kindergarten Juniors	Entertained the Seniors of that department with a children's party.
456	Last Thursday evening	President Seerley gave an address to open a new school building; met with the state Board of Educational Examiners in Des Moines.
456	W. H. Gemmill of Des Moines	Visited the college.
456	Miss Amy Arey	Gave a birthday dinner at her home in honor of Olive Young and Mrs. D. S. Wright.
456	Prof. C. P. Colegrove and Miss Alma Cahoon	Conducted one of the education centers in La Porte.