College Eye — April 22, 1915

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1	Bert McDonald	Bert McDonald received superintendent position in Clarksville; Esther Shoemaker will teach in Iowa Falls.
1	National Delta Sigma Rho council at N. Y.; National convention at Columbia University will include delegates from all states in union	Student debaters and orators from colleges across the nation will gather at New York convention.
1	T. C. minstrels bring down house; lettermen present excellent program of stunts; seven hundred students present; may become annual event	College Club hosted minstrel show that was well received by students and faculty.
1	Girls plan tennis tourney; third annual tennis tourney will prove interesting; first round to be played off by Friday	Thirty-six women have signed up for tennis competition.
1	Irene Simpson is May Queen; popular member of B. A. class is elected by a large majority; May twelfth is the date; extensive festivities are planned	Student body elected Irene Simpson to reign over May Day festivities.
1	Class play progresses; "Nathan Hale" is gradually rounding into shape; May 25 is final date	Notes progress of upcoming student production.
1	Dubuque Germans here Friday; opening game to occur on home grounds; strength of opponents unknown; T. C. material promising	I. S. T. C. will open 1915 baseball season against Dubuque German College.
1	New dormitory to open June 2nd; only dining service may be secured until opening of fall term	Dining services will begin June 2nd; dormitory will be ready for occupation in the fall.
1	Bert McDonald	Bert McDonald received superintendent position in Clarksville; Esther Shoemaker will teach in Iowa Falls.
1	Annual home meet Saturday; Coach Berkstresser's "Flying Squadron" will be granted opportunity to appear at Dubuque College May 1st	Track season will open against Dubuque College on May 1.
2	Women debate May 14; I. S. T. C. and Cape Girardeau will discuss immigration question on the above date; debaters choose sides	I. S. T. C. will compete against normal school from Missouri.
2	President Seerley addresses N. C. A.	President Seerley spoke on "The Meaning of Easter."
2	Irving-Homerian declamatory; sister societies hold preliminary to select contestants for a final contest; three society representatives	Three Irving finalists were selected in Homerian preliminary.
3	The General Assembly	Manual training may possibly be used for domestic science credit.
3	Y. W. C. A.	Hattie Specht hosted field trip to Chicago's Union Station; other recent club activity.
3	The General Assembly	Manual training may possibly be used for domestic science credit.
3	Official Notes	News of alumni and General Assembly activity.
4	Training School athletics	Track and field schedule announced; tennis team has formed.
5	College spirit	How to show your school spirit.
5	Symphony Orchestra gives splendid program; first visit of famous Minneapolis musical organization pleases all; soloists delight audience	Review of the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra performance on campus.
5	College spirit	How to show your school spirit.
5	Girls injured on interurban; walking off of interurban while in motion causes injuries	Mabel Gentile and Ethel Booth were injured getting off of the interurban car just after Bluff Station.
6	S. T. Neveln	Was on campus searching for teachers.
6	Christine A. Thoene	Is working at Whitewater Normal School in Whitewater, Wisconsin.
6	Prof. L. Begeman	Gave a speech to the Science Club.
6	Howard Huston	Is superintendent of schools at Columbus Junction.
6	Lillian Maiden	Is principal at school in St. Anthony, Idaho.
6	On Jan. 19, 1915	Harriet Kimball married M. A. Daley.
6	Mrs. Harry Allen	Has returned to Colorado after coming to Cedar Falls to visit her parents.
6	Irene Piper	Has selected the cast for upcoming operetta at Cedar Falls High School.
6	Hattie Wulff	Is teaching at Tennant Consolidated schools.
6	Maude M. Bell	Is teaching in Seattle, Washington.
6	Eva L. Cole	Is principal at Lynden High School in Lynden, Washington.
6	Louise M. Methfessel	Is a voice instructor in Los Angeles, California.
6	Walter E. Rorabaugh	Is superintendent in Burt.
6	Mrs. Hazel Webster-Burnes	Married Frank Burnes and is living in Somers, Montana.
6	Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Geiter	Are living in Bonners Ferry, Idaho.
6	Dora Walser	Is teaching in East Waterloo.
6	Christine A. Thoene	Is working at Whitewater Normal School in Whitewater, Wisconsin.
6	Edith Riland	Is visiting family and friends in Dubuque.
6	Howard Huston	Is superintendent of schools at Columbus Junction.
6	Mary Agnes Thompson	Is teaching at Lincoln School in Fort Dodge.
6	Ellen Van Dellen	Visited her sister on campus.
6	Mildred Packard	Is working in an Ames public school.
6	H. S. Potts	Was on campus looking for teachers.
6	Cora Dietz	Entertained children at Dayton Carnegie Library.
6	Ruth Egbert Imlay	Helped judge declamatory contest.
6	In a recent demonstration	Marie Geister used the word canine when she meant cayenne.
6	Wendell Strike	Picked up shingles from King Club.
6	Ida Gaarder	Entertained her younger sister.
6	Miss Martin	Went to Chicago to select costumes.
6	S. T. Neveln	Was on campus searching for teachers.
6	Dr. Winship of Boston	Will lecture May 27.
6	Miss Olive Young	Spent a few days in Chicago.
6	Ruth Lotts	Will be teaching in Twin Falls, Idaho.
6	Joe Wild	Recovering from appendicitis operation.
6	The cafeteria	Will be completed June 2.
6	Prof. Welles	Is entertaining a friend.
6	Estelle Sheldon	Returned home to her sick mother.
6	Mrs. George Buckman	Visited Mrs. Crary
6	Miss Jennie Gerdes	Spent the weekend at home.
6	Prof. I. S. Condit and Prof. J. Barnes	Went to Northwood for institute work.
6	Prof. L. Begeman	Gave a speech to the Science Club.
6	It is hoped	Alumni banquet will be during Commencement week.
6	Miss Effie Eckholm	Effie Eckholm, Bernice Thompson, and Belle Brinton spent the weekend in Clarksville.
6	Miss Lucile McRobert	Visited her parents in Charles City
7	Prof. John Ross Frampton	Students gave a recital.
7	Rev. Effie K. Jones	Plans to give a speech on suffrage.
7	On Tuesday afternoon	Margaret Oliver entertained the Fine Arts Department of Waterloo.
7	Pres. Seerley	Went to Des Moines for a meeting.
7	Mrs. Walker	Entertained new faculty members.
7	Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Green	Entertained members of the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra.
7	Professors J. O. Perrine	Will attend Iowa Academy of Science and Mathematics.
7	Prof. C. H. Meyerholz	Did institute work.
7	Effie Eckholm	Visited Faye Crosby in Clarksville.
7	Prof. C. P. Colegrove	Did institute work.
7	Rev. Effie K. Jones	Plans to give a speech on suffrage.
7	Miss Wilcox	Enjoyed a visit from her mother.
7	Mabel Barry	Is teaching south of Cedar Falls.
7	Prof. John Ross Frampton	Students gave a recital.
7	Lois Pardee	Was surprised with a birthday celebration.
8	Training School holds preliminary declam.; twelve contestants are selected to participate in final contest Friday	Oratorical contest was judged by I. S. T. C. students.
8	Summer school bulletins out; three months' course of study includes wide field; several new courses added	Record enrollment is expected at summer session; two six week sessions will be given.
8	Commercials banqueted	Mrs. C. A. Walter hosted commercial graduates at the newly remodeled Black Hawk Hotel.