College Eye — May 21, 1914

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507	Editorial	Announcements; farewell from College Eye staff to readers; ten men have signed up for the Geneva conference; only eighty students have purchased spring season athletics tickets.
508	Don't you forget	Encourages attendance at the Music Festival.
508	Splendid program rendered at Sunday afternoon vesper service	Professor Samson spoke at the combined YMCA and YWCA service.
508	Schillerverein holds last meeting of this year	Officers elected for the following year; students present papers.
509	Will "Milestones" take?	Believes criticism of choice of Commencement play is unfounded.
510	Suggestions for a better appreciation of the Music Festival	Suggests that studying the pieces of music to be performed will lead to a greater appreciation of the performance.
513	More seniors secure positions	Teaching placements of graduating seniors.
515	Christian Associations	N. C. A. gives overview of year; Y. W. C. A. will hold final meeting.
515	Athletics; Teachers defeat Ellsworth	Beat Ellsworth in baseball, 11-0; box score of game; track meet with Upper Iowa on Saturday.
518	We are pleased to announce	Professor W. H. Bender has accepted a position in the agricultural department of the University of Minnesota.
518	President Seerley	Gave an address before a joint meeting of the parent-teachers associations of two schools in Cedar Rapids.
518	The Sunday school classes of E. J. Cable and C. H. Meyerholz	Enjoyed a picnic on the golf links.
518	Miss Esther Hurwich	Will spend a year studying in the East.
518	Miss Sarah M. Baekken	Will teach the primary grades at Alta.
518	Miss Bessie Litchfield	Accepted a position in kindergarten instruction in West Waterloo.
518	Miss Marion Ethel Niermeyer	Working for the Y. W. C. A. in Akron, Ohio.
518	Miss Florence Landgraf and Marjorie Whitney	Both accepted positions in the East Waterloo ward schools.
518	Earl Wild	Enjoyed a visit to his home in Cedar Falls.
518	Miss Helen Packard	Will visit various points in the state before returning home to Cedar Falls.
518	Miss Mary Hunter and Miss Eva Parker	Elected to positions on the Cedar Falls High School staff.
518	Miss Daisy Burkholder and Miss Luella Wright	Both will remain at their jobs in North Yakima, Washington.
518	Miss Hazel Aldrich	Accepted the position of Training School room teacher.
518	Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Vinall	Enjoyed a visit from their daughter Mrs. G. F. Bigelow of Alden, Iowa.
518	Rev. Earl Roadman	Delivered a sermon at Fayette, Iowa.
518	Miss Mae Bates	Re-elected as English instructor in the high school at Shell Rock.
518	Miss Sophia Thoene	Has been re-elected as teacher in the Sumner high school.
518	Miss Grace Vincent	Visited with her sister Nellie.
518	Prof. G. W. Samson	Delivered a commencement address for the graduating class at Weldon, Iowa.
520	On Monday evening	A Geneva party was held at the golf links.
520	Miss Elsie Packard	Accepted the principalship and the position of mathematical instructor at Walnut, Iowa.
520	The B. A. class	Enjoyed a picnic supper at Cedar Heights.
520	Miss Lena Livingston	Accepted the position of physical training director at Ames.
520	Miss Katherine Constant	Visiting Iowa City and being entertained by Mrs. Shambaugh while there.
520	Miss Mae Bates and Elizabeth McDonald	Were in Charles City visiting friends.
520	The Neos	Enjoyed a picnic at the golf links.
520	Miss Inga Tenold	Spent time at Northwood, Iowa.
520	Mona Lutz, Pauline Anderson, Irene Spartz and Helen Howe	Enjoyed a house party at Grinnell.
520	The True Blue Club	Participated in a picnic on the golf links.
520	The high standard of plays	Bertha Martin will serve as a member of the Drama League of America.
520	Miss Ida Gaarder	Was called home due to the death of her grandfather.
520	Miss Nita Shomler	Spent time at Shellsburg, Iowa.
520	Miss Blanche Simmons	Called to her home in Cedar Rapids due to the death of her father.
520	Last Friday evening	Professor and Mrs. Lynch entertained at dinner the members of the English Class.
520	Prof. Ira S. Condit	Was invited to read a paper before the mathematics seminar of the State University.
520	Miss Mamie Haskinson	Visited friends at Grinnell.