College Eye — May 15, 1915

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1	Cedar Falls High downs T. C. H. S.; wins first annual dual meet; time considered good considering weather	Teachers College High School defeated, 65 1/2 to 40 1/2.
1	Highland debaters are chosen; six men to represent Teachers College selected in hotly contested tryout Tuesday evening; Elmer Erickson wins first	"Permanent Retention of Philippines" will be topic of debate with Highland Park.
1	Will take up advanced work; Mrs. McMahon, instructor in handiwork, to spend next year at Southern Industrial	Alma McMahon will travel to Camp Hill, Alabama, to take a position at the Southern Industrial Institute.
1	May Day frolic is best of all; eclipses all previous attempts; parade makes tour of Hill and downtown section; Irene Simpson is May Queen	Review of events; weather good; parade went well.
1	Miss Piper in recital; gives program Thursday evening at the Teachers College auditorium	Program from recital.
1	Cedar Valley meet on T. C. field; 150 high school athletes from twelve high schools will compete for honors Saturday afternoon	High school track meet and debate contest will take place on campus.
1	Band concert is May Day finale; concludes one of the greatest festival days in history of college; mammoth lantern parade	Review of performance by Cedar Falls band; featured performance of composition by Hawley Whitacre.
1	Dubuque College wins in dual meet; visitors run up the score of ? To the Teachers fifteen; weather prevents fast time	Results from meet.
2	Advance notice of Nathan Hale; class play is one of greatest of historical productions; character of Nathan Hale discussed	Dramatic production "Nathan Hale," written by Clyde Fitch, will be given as the Commencement play.
3	Official Notes	Arrangements for Commencement are in place; Board will look at summer session for content; study centers have made excellent progress.
4	Untitled	Bids farewell to readers; briefly comments on May Day, Christianity on campus, the prospect of a Campanile, the Commencement play and Delta Sigma Rho.
4	Professor Frampton announces	Lulu Ewing will give recital with the accompaniment of Harriet Sage.
5	Dr. Effie Jones addresses student body; the new day and the old woman is subject for discussion; presents topic in new light	Effie Jones spoke on women's rights.
5	Y. W. C. A.	Fanny Morris, student secretary for the North Central Field, visited campus; events of recent meetings reviewed.
6	H. E. Blackmar	Has been re-elected in Ottumwa.
6	Melvin R. Fayram	Resigned his position in Traer.
6	Thomas McDonald	Visited his brother Bert.
6	Margaret Sherwood	Married G. W. Hunt.
6	John L. Cherny	Has been re-elected in Independence.
6	Minnie Sage	Is teaching in Salix.
6	Bernard L. Troup	Will stay at position in George.
6	Helen A. Jaroleman	Married David Buck.
6	The class of '90	Is planning a reunion.
6	Cecil W. Bangs	Will be superintendent of Traer.
6	Chas A. Dane	Mr. and Mrs. Dane welcome their new daughter.
6	H. E. Blackmar	Has been re-elected in Ottumwa.
6	Mrs. Paul C. Colegrove	Will be visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Colegrove.
6	H. P. Trumbo	Has been re-elected in Eldon.
6	The highest salaried county supervisor	Is Thomas Morris of Woodbury County.
6	E. A. Brinton	Is studying at University of Chicago.
6	Thomas McDonald	Visited his brother Bert.
6	Supt. Frank E. Green	Is doing successful work in Logan.
6	Harry Chassell	Is vice president of the senate in Cheyenne, Wyoming.
6	Melvin R. Fayram	Resigned his position in Traer.
6	Among the I. S. T. C. graduates	Roster of graduates re-elected to county supervisor positions.
6	Supt. Walter E. Rorabaugh	Will stay in Britt.
6	The 'Sheldon Sun'	Superintendent Samuel L. Thomas will not seek re-election.
6	Claude O. Parks	Is working in Fairbank.
6	On April 29, 1915	Sara Canine married Melville Sheffield.
6	Prof. Seymour and wife	Welcome their newborn daughter.
6	Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Arnold	Recently had a son.
6	Prof. C. W. Stone	Will be building a new house.
6	Dorothy Martin	Entertained friends at her home.
6	"Purple and Gold"	A new band march was played by the Cedar Falls Band.
6	Miss Julia Hurd	Entertained students and faculty.
6	Some to the arrangements	Commencement week alterations.
6	Ada Zimmerman	Spent weekend with Laura Cole.
6	Misses Schuneman, Thornton, and Patt	Attended a meeting for art instructors.
6	Elsa Crouse	Visited her sister.
6	Supt. Ida A. Davis	Completed a county directory.
6	Mrs. McMahon	Resigned and will take a position in Alabama.
7	Mr. McClellan	Recently visited the college.
7	The faculty members	Going away party held for Alice Heinz.
7	Dr. F. B. Butler	Visited the campus.
7	President Seerley	Went to Ames to honor a faculty member.
7	Belle Brinton	Spent Sunday with Faye Crosby.
7	Prof. Lorrens	Is visiting acquaintances.
7	The Zetas enjoyed a dinner	Dinner and gathering in the Gym.
7	Mr. Conrad	Will be teaching at ISTC again.
7	The Junior-Senior Training School banquet	Was last Saturday.
7	Pres. H. H. Seerley	Gave a speech in Mt. Vernon.
7	Y. W. C. A.	Central Student Summer Conference at Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, will be held from August 28th to September 6th.
8	Physics class sees electricity at work; Prof. Perrine takes class on downtown expedition; Standard Gate Factory visited	Professor Perrine took twenty-eight students on field trip.
8	Central Commercial Teachers' Association	Twelfth annual convention was held in Waterloo.