College Eye — May 7, 1914

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
475	Editorial	Announcements; encourages students to prepare early for next year's oratorical contest.
475	Iowa wins fourth consecutive victory in interstate oratorical	Willard Petty spoke about "Our Crime Against the Criminal"; scoring for the match; photo.
476	Annual May Day fete held last Friday, May first	Held parade, dances, and pageant; description of floats; thousands watch; many attend pageant on south lawn; College Band played.
477	Hazel Strayer gives senior recital Wednesday, April 29	Read "The Dawn of a Tomorrow".
477	Training School concert	Girls Chorus and Boys Glee Club gave annual concert; Lulu Stevens led the work.
477	Cedar Falls Concert Band gives fine concert in college auditorium	Performance program.
478	Commencement play cast is announced	Will perform "Milestones"; roster of cast members.
478	Water-color exhibit	Exhibit by Julius L. Hoftrup.
481	True Blue Club notes	Will explain rural school certificate.
481	Christian Associations	Fannie Morris will speak to the Y. W. C. A.
481	Athletics	Baseball team lost to St. Joseph's, 3-0; statistics of game.
485	Dual track meet held Saturday afternoon	Official summary of meet, with results, against Cedar Falls High School.
486	Miss Genevieve Edgerton and Eva Finson	Went to their homes on account of illness.
486	Miss Bessie Powell	Enjoyed a visit from her sister of Mason City.
486	Miss Marjorie Watkins	Visited the College.
486	At a recent meeting	Board of Education at Clear Lake, Iowa, re-elected H. W. Chehock and Mayme E. Smyth.
486	L. Vern Crum	Teaching manual training and science in the high school at Hope, North Dakota.
486	Grover H. Alderman	Re-elected superintendent at Walker.
486	Harold H. Maynard and George H. Hilliard	Awarded honorary scholarships at the University of Iowa.
486	Miss Irma Secrist	Returned to school after an illness.
486	Miss Pearl Wilson	Enjoyed a visit from her mother of Mitchell, South Dakota.
486	Miss Mina Weisbard	Has been re-elected to a post at Milford.
486	John E. Partington	Elected principal of the schools at Swea City.
486	Joseph Martin	Elected principal of the schools at Anita.
486	Miss Mabel Laird	Died and is buried at Alden, Iowa.
486	Miss Vida Norman	Elected teacher of domestic science at Clear Lake, Iowa.
486	Miss Hazel Strayer	Accepted a position as High School English Instructor at Independence.
486	Miss Faye Palmer	Spent time with her sister Gladys.
486	Miss Ida Frier	Will fill a vacancy in the Fairbank schools.
486	Miss Bess Chase	Will marry Mr. Edmonson, principal of the Jackson High School.
486	Mr. Homer Veatch	Returned to Guttenberg after several days of illness at his home in Cedar Falls.
486	Miss Frances Stimson	Visited at her home to attend the wedding of her brother.
488	Miss Hazel Strayer	Gave a reading at Greene, Iowa.
488	Prof. Morgan, of Teachers College faculty	Nominated a traveling fellow by the graduate schools of Yale University and the University of Pennsylvania.
488	Prof. and Mrs. B. W. Merrill	Summoned to Chicago due to his sister's illness caused by typhoid fever.
488	The Irving and Homerian literary societies	Were entertained at President Seerley's home.
488	A banquet was served	Aristos and Shakespearean societies held a banquet in the Methodist Social Service building.
488	Last Tuesday evening	The faculty showed off their acting skills with the play "Triphammer School"; cast list provided.
488	Miss Walker	Held a luncheon complimentary to Mrs. E. L. Johnson of Waterloo.
488	Peter and Carl Hanson	Enjoyed a visit from their mother.
488	Mr. Axel Johnson	Enjoyed a visit from his mother on May Day.
488	Miss Hatcher	Spoke before the teachers at Decorah.
488	Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weisbard and Kittie and Ella Weisbard	Enjoyed an auto trip to Vinton.
488	Prof. S. A. Lynch	Judged a debate between the Warrensburg Normal and the Emporia, Kansas, Normal School.
488	Miss Emma Lambert and Prof. I. S. Condit	Conducted a study center in Waverly.
488	Miss Vera Mutch of Grundy Centre	Visited with College friends.
488	Prof. Dick and Miss Luse	Conducted study centers at Manly.