College Eye — June 13, 1914

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	The music festival	A committee consisting of J. B. Knoepfler, S. A. Lynch, E. J. Cable, Louis Begeman, Lillian V. Lambert, R. W. Getchell, C. A. Fullerton, Theodore Gundry, and John Ross organize two performances by the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra.
1	Untitled	1914 baseball team; photo.
1	Faculty gives senior reception	Class prophecies were read at reception for the senior class.
1	Baccalaureate service	President Seerley spoke on "The Noble Greatness of Sublime Living."
1	Ground is broken for new dormitory	Bartlett Hall foundation is being constructed; will cost about $100,000; description of building and rooms; completion date is September 1, 1915.
1	The memorial gateway	Gateway on 26th Street will be dedicated as gift of Class of 1914.
1	"Milestones"	Review of play given by the Class of 1914.
1	The music festival	Twelfth annual music festival consisted of "Samson and Delilah" performance by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra,
2	Debate and oratory; Patty captures first place in Interstate Normal Oratorical; fall debating team defeats Highland Park	I. S. T. C. defeated Highland Park, 3 1/2 to 2 1/2, but lost to Coe and Morningside in triangular; Willard Patty took first in Interstate Normal contest.
2	Men are chosen for Highland Park debate	Preliminary for next fall's Highland Park College debate was held.
4	Iowa receives fourth place in oratorical	Stanley B. Newell of Iowa Wesleyan earned fourth place in the Interstate oratorical contest in Richmond, Indiana.
4	Orio society awarded Sage trophy	Society won recognition for placing the most men in the intercollegiate debates.
4	Editorial	Staff states their intentions for the upcoming year.
4	Delta Sigma Rho initiates; ordeal is shared in by old members as well as new	Initiations were held at "The Log Cabin."
5	The Training School	The Training School pupils and faculty had their annual day of play May 27. Awards, picnic, and field sports were part of the program.
5	The Training School	News from the Training School; enjoying new school building; accounts of end of year ceremonies and celebrations.
5	In Mother Goose land
5	Christian associations; Geneva campaign brings results; large I. S. T. C. delegation will attend summer conference	Sixteen men will make up I. S. T. C. representation at Geneva conference; women students will attend Y. W. C. A. conference.
5	Miss Constant entertains cabinet at breakfast	Farewell breakfast held for Y. W. C. A. cabinets.
6	New college song	Fight song, written by George E. Wallace.
6	A review of athletics	Review of football competition this season.
6	Teachers win Hawkeye meet	I. S. T. C. defeated six colleges during 2nd Annual Hawkeye Conference Track and Field Meet; results are posted.
7	Alumni day	Alumni Day was held May 31, 1920. Many speakers and topics were presented.
7	Graduating exercises	Brief description.
7	Annual student recital	Program of Commencement recital.
7	A drama of real life	Humorous story about Rex Haight and a train.
7	Observations	Briefly comments on current campus events.
7	Robinson captures tennis tournament	Ben Robinson defeated J. O. Perrine to win school tennis championship.
7	Alumni day	Review of Alumni Day events.
7	Alumni gathering at Boone	Cedar Falls College Club met at Viola Leese's home.
7	Graduating exercises	Thomas Huston Macbride gave Commencement address.
8	Mrs. Marion McFarland Walker	Led the meeting of the Cedar Falls chapter of the D. A. R.
8	Miss Gregg	Instructor at the Normal School while fulfilling duties as superintendent of Cherokee County.
8	Miss Hallie Jennings	Back in school.
8	Miss Amy Arey	Visited home.
8	On Wednesday afternoon	Mr. Seymour lectured on Marie Antoinette.
8	Miss Grace Dunkelberg	Spent Saturday in Vinton with Genevieve Edwards.
8	Miss Gladys Young	Spent time at her home in Cedar Falls.
8	Miss Mary Dick	Returned home for a short vacation.
8	Miss Florence Philpot	Will travel to Des Moines to give a demonstration of the Flower Mission work in Iowa.
8	Mr. Gilbert Gunnerson	Visited friends on College Hill.
8	Miss Mary Buchanan	Music teacher in Bedford, Iowa; visited college friends.
8	Mr. Len Toomey	Enjoyed Thanksgiving with his parents in Cedar Falls.
8	Miss Frances Philo	Visited friends in Cedar Falls.
8	Miss Olive Young	Spent a few days in Chicago.
8	Misses Emma and Helen Erickson	Attended the graduation of their brother Carl.
8	Mrs. S. W. Ludeking	Visited her sister, Vesta Siekmeyer.
8	Miss Olive Young	Attended conference for home economics teachers in Des Moines.
8	On Wednesday afternoon	Professor and Mrs. B. W. Merrill hosted a musical for friends.
8	Miss Bess Findley	Visited Sara Rice during Commencement.
8	Teachers of the home economics department	Entertained the seniors of the department.
8	Miss Gregg	Sister visited.
8	Mrs. Marion McFarland Walker	Visited her son, Theron, in Prairie Du Chien, Wisconsin.
8	Every year several members	Faculty members granted leave of absence for postgraduate work; Miss Schuneman, Mr. Peterson, Mr. Getchell and Mr. Welles.
8	Miss Edna Allen	Received master's degree from University of Chicago.
8	Miss Margaret Hanniwalt	Visited Cedar Falls.
8	Miss Ruth Henderson	Called home due to the death of her grandmother.
8	Miss Giberson	Resigned and will teach in St. Cloud, Minnesota.
8	During the summer vacation	Bertha Hart plans to teach in the Chicago School of Music.
8	Prof. C. W. Stone	Will be building a new house.
8	A special chair in history	Miriam Woolson Brooks, of Des Moines, will be here for the summer session.
8	Miss Hallie Jennings	Selected to teach in the geography department.
8	The engagement of Miss Mabel Hinkson	Mabel Hinkson announced engagement to Jacob Van Zwol.
8	Miss Florence Philpot	Visiting friends in New Jersey and plans to spend summer vacation in New York City.
8	The engagement of Miss Florence Baskerville	Florence Baskerville engaged to Henry E. Carrothers.
8	Professor P. A. Bond	Plans to study at the State University of Iowa.
8	Professor Karl Buren Stein	Received Doctor of Music degree from Cornell College.
8	Miss Amy Arey	Is in charge of primary department during summer session; will replace Mattie Hatcher.
8	Miss Grace Dunkelberg	Visited friends on College Hill.
8	From the "Des Moines Register and Leader"	Hazel MacDonald is praised for her work with the Glidden High School orchestra.
8	Mr. Gilbert Gunnerson	Visited Cedar Falls during Commencement.
8	Mr. Len Toomey	Praised for his work with the Sigourney debate team.
8	Miss Mabel Strickler	Plans to replace Louise Anderson in Rock Rapids; Louise Anderson is to marry Malcolm Wilson in September.
8	Miss Sophia Thoene	Returned home for summer vacation.
8	Miss Jennie Marsh	Attended alumni events.
8	Miss Mae L. Toomey	Chosen to teach in Seattle.
8	Two former I. S. T. C. girls	Marion Preece and Ella Williams were honored at the University of Nebraska.
8	Miss Magdalene Rud	Plans to attend I. S. T. C.
8	Miss Mary Buchanan	Visited Mae Wharam.
8	Bert Cleveland	Spending a portion of summer vacation at home.
8	Miss May Foote	Arrived home to visit her parents.
8	Miss Alice Leech	Returned to Cedar Falls to visit her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Murray.
8	Miss Ada Whitney	Visited friends on the Hill.
8	Mr. Brian Condit	Plans to attend summer school in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
8	Miss Irene Coleson	Irene Coleson visited friends on the Hill.
8	Miss Frances Philo	Re-elected to Y. W. C. A. position in Cedar Rapids.
8	Saturday, in Shawnee, Okla.	Gladys Foote married Professor Merle Attwooll.
8	Miss Hazel McCowen	Spending the summer in Colorado.
8	Miss Gladys Young	Plans to study in Berlin, Germany.
8	Miss Mary Dick	Plans to attend Columbia University for the summer, along with Julia Hurd and Marguerite Cadwallader.