College Eye — April 15, 1915

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Athletic Board meets; approves spring track and baseball schedule; basketball letters awarded	Basketball letters awarded; track and baseball schedules approved.
1	Entertains kindergartners	Belle Scofield, Frances Dearborn, Grace Rait, and Elizabeth Hughes hosted social gathering for primary and kindergarten seniors.
1	Miss Riggs gives address	Sara Riggs spoke on "The Background of the European War."
1	A rare musical treat	Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra will perform on campus.
1	Legislature makes appropriation; Teachers College to get $293,000; Ames gets increase of quarter of million dollars; Iowa City given increase	Des Moines article reports state university appropriations from General Assembly.
1	Select candidates for May Queen; various classes choose candidates well known in school; election bids fair to be a close one	Nominees for May Queen are announced; student body will vote.
1	T. C. Club to manage Cedar Valley meet; track meet and declamatory contest to be held at Teachers College under auspices of T. C. Club	Plans to accommodate twelve high school teams are being made.
1	Miss Shanewise reads "Within the Law"; large audience fills Presbyterian church; reader gives evidence of exceptional ability	Lenore Shanewise gave reading of Viller's fictional work, "Within the Law."
1	T. C. Club entertainment at college auditorium; 8 p.m., Friday, April 16, 1915; program	Participants are listed; program for the gathering.
2	College Choir gives concert; closes successful lecture course by rendition of splendid program; a large audience attends	Review of campus performance.
3	Hallie Jennings	Hallie Jennings has been visiting her parents.
3	Training School organizes Y. W. C. A.; fifty girls have joined new organization; much interest in the work; cabinet is chosen	Training School Y. W. C. A. members are listed.
3	Official Notes	Makes important education announcements at the local, state and national level; ISTC students doing well at University of Iowa..
4	Editorial	Excerpt from article in which President Butler of Columbia University claims that physical requirements for college admission should be as rigorous as academic requirements.
4	A criticism; Elias Day is further discussed; artistic ranking considered	Claims that the performance by Elias Day, while entertaining, is not a valuable addition to the lecture course.
5	Federal inspector before nature study classes; makes second annual visit to Cedar Falls in interests of migratory bird law; efforts highly appreciated	A. E. Cleasby spoke to classes of Professors Cable, Palmer, and Arey.
5	College Commercial Club meets; second regular meeting proves interesting; report of Clinton convention is presented	Don Deal and Professor Davis spoke at regular meeting of Commercial Club.
6	Lena Tostlebe	Attended announcement party for her sister.
6	Mary M. Smith	Is teaching in Wibaux.
6	Alma I. Cooper	Is teaching in Rock Valley.
6	The business men's gym class	Class enjoyed basketball and baseball.
6	Helen W. Schenck	Is working in Centerville.
6	Evelyn Hansen	Is working in Virginia, Minnesota.
6	Mrs. Ethel Amick-Miller	Is teaching in Greenfield; married A. C. Miller.
6	Bessie B. Dunn	Is principal in Montezuma.
6	Alma I. Cooper	Is teaching in Rock Valley.
6	Hazel Selzer	Is teaching in Parkersburg.
6	Mary M. Smith	Is teaching in Wibaux.
6	Florence Olbrich	Married Arthur Bobzin.
6	Prof. B. J. Lambert and Dr. J. J. Lambert	Spent Easter with family in Cedar Falls.
6	The sympathy of all	Lottie Mark mourns death of her mother.
6	Florence Stevenson	Visited Jennie Gerdes.
6	Mabel Frisby	Will be principal in Denver, Iowa.
6	Three I. S. T. C. alumni	Are teaching in Rupert, Idaho.
6	The local alumni class	Class of 1890 plans reunion.
6	Ed. Hansen	Spent vacation in Cedar Falls.
6	On Easter Sunday	George Wallace married Neva Sawyer.
6	Lena Tostlebe	Attended announcement party for her sister.
6	Aubrey Grubb	Was a guest at the senior class dinner.
6	Last Thursday	Romeo Short celebrated twenty-first birthday.
6	The Homerians and Irvings	Enjoyed social party in the Gym.
6	Leon Fobes	Is back in school; recovered from horse kick.
6	On last Wednesday	Henrietta Thornton entertained one of her classes.
6	Charlotte Anderson	Has returned from her home and is back in class.
6	Zida Frost	Will be working in Whiting.
6	Grace Abrams	Will be teaching in Dumont.
6	On the evening of April 6	Earl Wiler was married.
6	Carl Erickson	Visited his brother and sister on campus.
6	Tena Chindlund	Visited Cedar Falls.
6	Training School to have contest	Debate contest will take place on the same weekend as the high school track meet.
7	Supt. Brown of Iowa Falls	Was on campus looking for teachers.
7	Neva and Amber Mackie	Visited Helen Combes.
7	Miss Julia Hurd	Entertained friends at her home.
7	Orpha Mumper	Will be teaching in Waterloo.
7	Supt. Brown of Iowa Falls	Was on campus looking for teachers.
7	Corrine Record	Teaching in Le Mars.
7	Grace Hitchcock	Will be teaching in Dumont.
7	Cora B. Teller	Will teach in Schaller High School.
7	Several I. S. T. C. people	Participated in program by Woman's Club.
7	Marjory Gist	Is recovering from adenoid surgery.
7	Elsie Krause	Is entertaining her brother this week.
7	Marjory Watkins	Will be teaching in Clarkesville.
7	Three of the May graduates	Will be teaching in Buffalo Center.
8	N. C. A.; Miss McGovern addresses the association on "The Middle Ages"	Anna McGovern spoke to Newman Catholic Association.
8	Renowned lecturer here Thursday	Ethel Smith Davis will give two addresses in Cedar Falls.
8	Miss Chappell led Y. M. and Y. W. C. A.; discusses social aspect of the church events leading up to a full realization of Christianity	Chicago Training School professor Miss Chappell spoke before a joint meeting of the Y. M. and Y. W. C. A.