College Eye — May 14, 1914

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
491	Case-Conrad recital pleases large audience	Review of performance by Harriet Case and John Conrad.
491	Editorial	Ruth Austin and Inez Brown will perform; Professor Campbell will explain rural education work; ISTC will play Ellsworth in baseball.
492	English Club holds meeting	Professor lynch spoke on the history of spelling; elected officers.
492	Annual music festival will be great event at Teachers College	Will feature the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.
493	View on Teachers College campus	Photo of the Auditorium Building.
493	Seniors secure positions	Teaching placements for the Class of 1914.
494	State Teachers College men in politics	Roster of alumni who hold or are running for public office.
497	Christian Associations	Y. W. C. A. will discuss summer plans; hold vesper service.
497	Contributed; rural education at the Iowa State Teachers College	Professor Campbell talks about the new curriculum.
499	Athletics; Teachers team wins one game and loses another	Won against Ellsworth, 5-4; lost to St. Joseph's, 3-2; roster of contenders for the Hawkeye Conference Track Meet.
502	Miss Ruth Austin	Elected to the position of music instructor at Algona, Iowa.
502	Maude Thompson	Will teach home economics at Tipton, Iowa.
502	Carl Hauser	Accepted the principalship at Sioux Center.
502	Mrs. C. H. Brown	Visited with Janet McElraith.
502	President H. H. Seerley	Gave an address before the Western Drawing and Manual Training Teachers Association at Milwaukee.
502	Supt. Grover Alderman	In Cedar Falls in search of teachers.
502	Mr. James Haynes	Visited friends on College Hill.
502	Mr. Clyde Ruggles	Has been re-elected at the Ohio State University.
502	Miss Christine Hemingson	Elected to a position in Sioux City.
502	Miss Mabel Anderson	Recently elected to the English department of the State University at Laramie, Wyoming.
504	Prof. H. C. Cummins and Prof. R. V. Coffey	Attended the Iowa convention of commercial teachers held at Des Moines; Professor Cummins was elected president.
504	Miss Grace Denniston	Spent time in Oelwein, Iowa.
504	On Friday evening	Mrs. H. H. Seerley entertained a dozen women in honor of Miss Constant, who is to be married.
504	Miss Golda Lieser	Visited Iowa Falls.
504	Mr. Harry McDonald	Accepted the principalship at Dumont.
504	A. C. Kramer	Appointed to the position of Manual Training Instructor at Waverly, Iowa.
504	Miss Anna Linter	Accepted a grade position at Alden.
504	Robert Fearing	Officiated in the Boone Valley track meet at Fort Dodge.
504	The Ossoli Literary Society	Held a party in the Gymnasium.
504	Miss Julia Hurd	Gave a dinner at her home for a number of friends.
504	The Homerian Literary Society	Enjoyed a four course dinner at the Gymnasium.
504	Miss Maude Jeffrey	Compelled to go to her home to Jefferson due to severe illness.
504	Miss Bessie Hunter	Returned to school after a long absence due to the death of her brother.
504	Miss Edith Riland	Attended the state kindergarten convention held at Mason City.
504	Misses Ethel and Mabel Bell	Called to their home by the death of a nephew.