College Eye — April 30, 1914

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
459	Editorial	Announcements; suggests that awards for literary society work be given and that all the societies meet together once per term.
460	Nineteenth annual interstate oratorical contest to be held here next Friday evening	Program of speakers and their topics; photo.
460	President and Mrs. Seerley entertain seniors Monday evening	Over 250 students attended.
461	Program for Case-Conrad recital	Harriet Case and John Conrad will perform.
462	John R. Mott makes profound impression on students of state university	Spoke at University of Iowa.
462	Iowa Academy of Science holds twenty-seventh annual session at Teachers College	Encourages scientific research in Iowa; history of the organization; a look at the recent meeting.
465	Lake Geneva student conference	Focused more on spiritual issues than athletics.
465	Records of the state in the interstate oratorical league	Records of the five states, 1896-1913.
465	Christian Associations	Y. W. C. A. discussed wisdom; notes presidents of Y. M. C. A. organizations around Iowa.
467	Athletics	Baseball season is starting; season tickets will be sold soon.
470	Supt. A. V. Graeber	Has been elected superintendent of the Rolfe Public Schools.
470	Miss Ethyl Lyon	Elected primary principal at Monticello.
470	Miss Lenore Shanewise	Recently acted as judge in a declamatory contest between the Guttenberg and Lansing high schools.
470	Miss Frances Philo	Enjoyed a visit with friends at college
470	Miss Elsie Whitford	Teaching music at Falls City, Nebraska.
470	Dr. J. C. Parish	Appointed professor of history and political science in Colorado College, Colorado Springs.
470	Nell Smith Maddy	Died in Cheyenne on her thirty-fifth birthday.
470	Karl J. Knoepfler	Taken up his school work in Iowa City.
470	Mr. Ernest D. Bloom	Visited the city to hire teachers for the upcoming year.
472	E. O. Dieterich	Was in Cedar Falls to attend the annual session of the Iowa Academy of Science.
472	Miss Ethel McElhinney	Enjoying a visit from her mother.
472	Miss Marjorie See	Married Robert Lawrence of Waterloo; will make their home in Grundy Center.
472	Prof. Begeman	Entertained the physics instructors at college.
472	Miss Gladys Hamilton	Enjoyed a visit from her sister-in-law.
472	Mrs. Walker	Gave an address before the W. C. T. U. at Greene.
472	Miss Florence E. Ward	Addressed the Women's Clubs at Sioux Falls.
472	Miss Rachel Robertson and Genevieve Edgerton	Confined to their rooms due to illness.
472	Miss Blanche Larsen	Visited with friends in Clarion, Iowa.
472	Miss Lydia Rossiter	Underwent an operation for appendicitis; recovering nicely.
472	Miss Anna Gertrude Childs and Miss Winifred Merrill	Took part in a concert program at Marble Rock.