College Eye — April 1, 1915

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Business men's banquet at gym.; college Gymnasium is scene of big feast; businessmen and families are the consumers	Businessmen of Cedar Falls held social gathering; one of weekly series of recreational meetings on campus.
1	Miss Margaret Condit	Brief student and faculty news notes.
1	Commencement play is chosen; students interested in elocution will present hit by Clyde Fitch	"Nathan Hale" will be performed; cast is announced.
1	Prof. Merchant gives spread; second and third year Latins are treated to sumptuous banquet	St. Patrick's Day was theme at social gathering held at Professor Merchant's home.
1	Girardeau debaters selected; girls' team is chosen to represent Teachers in Cape Girardeau Teachers Club; debate to occur in May	Representatives of I. S. T. C. are announced.
1	Track prospects; practice has begun in earnest; good number of experienced men out for events; new material promising; Upper Iowa here May first	Explores which athletes are best at each event.
1	Conference at Ellsworth	I. S. T. C. was represented at YMCA President's Convention in Iowa Falls.
1	Senior recital	Mezzo soprano Magdalen Rud will give recital on April 7.
1	Popular Educator magazine	Orbie M. Mason received recognition in Popular Educator magazine.
1	Robert La Follette lectures; noted orator and political leader appears in lecture course; delivers his well-known "Hamlet"	Review of Senator La Follette's address on campus on March 24.
2	Highland preliminaries May 7; several experienced and many new men will enter tryout; intercollegiate compact same as formerly	Topic for Highland Park preliminary will be whether or not the United States should retain possession of the Philippines.
2	Intersociety triangular; Philippine question will also be discussed among men's literary societies; the teams are preparing	Literary societies will hold preliminaries to choose representatives for intersociety debate.
2	Iowa Club notes	News from within the Iowa Club; elected officers; study center schedule.
3	Science Club	Professor Begeman will address students on structure of atom at next meeting.
3	College Choir will appear May 9; organization of voices under direction of Prof. Fullerton will give concert	Program is announced.
3	Maud Warren	Maude Warren is at home due to the death of her grandfather.
3	Official Notes	General Assembly at work on appropriations requests; praise for J. W. Jarnagin; Extension Service at work.
4	Untitled	Brief student and faculty news notes.
4	Untitled	Comments on upcoming Highland Park and Girardeau debates; mentions newspaper delay at the print shop.
5	Signs of spring; agricultural department collecting signs; "catch a fly and get a credit"	Details current activities within the Department of Natural Science.
5	The Y. M. C. A. employment bureau	Glenn Bakkum will take leadership of the Y. M. C. A. employment bureau.
5	Warren Proctor gives splendid recital; delights audience by pleasing and well rendered program	Review of alumnus performance.
6	Constance Smith	Is teaching at the Illinois State Normal School.
6	Helen Packard	Returned to Cedar Falls to spend spring vacation with her parents.
6	Laura E. Woodward	Married Carl Burnside.
6	Gertrude D'Autremont	Is a principal in Melrose.
6	Helen Katz	Is teaching in Iowa City.
6	Mae Wharam	Is teaching in Oelwein.
6	Roxie Jordan	Is teaching near Ladora.
6	John E. Partington	Is principal in Swea City and visited Cedar Falls.
6	Theresa P. Powers	Is teaching in New Hampton.
6	Laura E. Woodward	Married Carl Burnside.
6	Gladys Young	Is spending Easter vacation with her mother.
6	Helen Packard	Returned to Cedar Falls to spend spring vacation with her parents.
6	One of Joe Harmon's students	Won a district drama contest.
6	Several familiar faces	Alumni visited chapel.
6	Among the I. S. T. C. graduates	Roster of graduates re-elected to county supervisor positions.
6	Ruth Austin	Visited college friends.
6	Mrs. Walter D. Baker	Is a secretary and treasurer in Indianapolis, Indiana.
6	Kate H. MacDonald	Married W. I. Ball.
6	Lillah Kirby	Is working in Beaufort, South Carolina.
6	Lina Thompson	Is teaching in Greenville.
6	Helen Corning	Is teaching in Marshfield, Oregon.
6	J. Foy Cross	Fractured his ankle.
6	Mrs. Enos D. Miller	Is living in Wellman.
6	Word has just been received	Nell Smith died.
6	Gertrude D'Autremont	Is a principal in Melrose.
6	Frances L. Mills	Is county superintendent in Idaho.
6	Mr. and Mrs. Patton	Are living in Mt. Carroll, Illinois.
6	Constance Smith	Is teaching at the Illinois State Normal School.
6	Bernice Daniels	Is teaching in Woonsocket, South Dakota.
6	Helen Katz	Is teaching in Iowa City.
6	Miss Lenore Shanewise and Marie Good	Entertained friends.
6	Josephine Dodge	Visited her home in Iowa City.
6	Henry Beinke	Henry Beinke participated in concert in Waverly.
6	Mary L. Shafer	Married John E. Seymour.
6	Lucile McRoberts	Is ill.
6	Mrs. Walker	Hosted party in honor of Florence Ward.
6	Hazel Lumm	Is ill.
6	Louise Wiedeman	Enjoyed visit from her mother.
6	Helen Kneeland	Will visit Allene Anderson in Montezuma.
6	Miss Palmer	Spent weekend in Mt. Vernon.
6	Marie Reiss	Visited her home in Mt. Garrison.
6	Homer Veatch	Spent the weekend in Cedar Falls.
7	Frank Jewell	Broke his arm.
7	Alma Erickson	Spent week at home in Laurens.
7	Miss Case	Visited Fort Dodge.
7	June Moats	Has returned to school after death of aunt.
7	Miss Mary E. Simmons	Visited Myra Call.
7	Frank Jewell	Broke his arm.
7	Emily and Rose Pipal	Went home to visit their sick mother.
7	Marion George	Entertained mother and visited relatives.
7	Bessie White	Having tooth troubles.
7	At noon Friday	Kindergarten students hosted party for seniors and teachers in honor of Florence Ward.
7	Elizabeth Bingham	Led story hour at public library.
7	Mrs. E. J. Cable	Entertained old college acquaintance.
7	Kindergarten party	Mother Goose was theme for farewell party give in honor of Florence Ward.
7	Alumni billets	Faye Palmer describes her travels with a women's orchestra.