College Eye — June 1, 1915

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Hon. Roger Leavitt	Roger Leavitt retires from his position on the school governing board; photo.
1	1890 class hold reunion	Eight members of the class attend.
1	"Nathan Hale"	Commencement play is "Nathan Hale."
1	The faculty reception	Faculty receives alumni and graduates.
1	Alumni banquet	Alumni tell old stories and enjoy the reunion.
2	Senior kindergarten breakfast	Enjoyed picnic.
2	Untitled	President Seerley's Baccalaureate address will be published in September.
2	The society parade	Held indoors due to bad weather.
2	Senior home economics luncheon	Juniors entertain graduates.
3	Alumni prayer meeting	Professors Fullerton and Wright led the meeting.
3	Debate and oratory	Lester Ary took first place in oratory.
3	Oratorical declamatory	Procedures for competition.
3	The women's debate	Results of competition.
3	Token for women debaters	Women debaters receive pendant for their work.
3	The Palladium	Professor Walter urges Christian living.
4	The College Eye	Rex Haight will not serve as editor next year; Axel Justesen appointed in his place.
4	Editorial	Comments on graduation and the future.
4	The College Eye policy	Sets out rules and aims for 1915-1916.
4	The Campanile	New group of alumni should keep contributions in mind; Class of 1915 has pledged over $1000.
4	Senior lamentations
5	Teams chosen for Highland Park debate	Will debate continued possession of the Philippine Islands by the US.
5	Class play to be repeated	Will present "Nathan Hale" again; photo.
6	Untitled	Mother of Jennie Johnson attended Commencement.
6	Untitled	Sister of Florence Chenoweth is visiting.
6	Correction	Class play will be presented June 3.
6	Eight new men admitted to membership in Delta Sigma Rho	Enjoyed dinner and ceremonies at Black Hawk Hotel.
6	Miss Case's pupils give song recital	Review of the performances.
6	Miss Brown of Columbia University elected to this position	Corinne Brown will teach kindergarten work.
6	Mathematics Club	Enjoyed active program this year.
6	Agriculture	Agriculture division organized in September 1912; purposes of the course of study.
6	C. C. C. outing	Enjoyed picnic.
7	Nelson Hersey gets second in high hurdles at state meet	Looking forward to having him on the ISTC team next year.
7	Materials on track for Vocational Building	Have been unloading brick and stone for the new building; cost will be about $100,000; should be useful and handsome structure; Bartlett Hall nearing completion; to be open in fall 1915; all rooms are booked.
7	Hawkeye Conference meet	Results of the track meet, won by Dubuque College.
7	The Study Centers of the Iowa State Teacher's College for 1914-1915	Summary of the work for 1914-1915; about five thousand attended the centers.
7	B. A. dinner	Humorous account of dinner.
7	Caprices of Cupid	Delpha Allen married Walter Ernst; Gladys Rippetoe will marry Waldo Mitchell.
7	Women's tennis tournament won by Miss Barnes
8	Mr. Mihran Mardigan	Having trouble receiving mail because of the war, the editors of the College Eye urge the student body to send cards.
8	The College Hill boarding and rooming houses	Making preparations for the summer visitors.
8	Miss Genung, Miss Crampton and Miss Heinz	Resigned from the college faculty.
8	Mr. J. Foy Cross' new home	New home is almost completed.
8	Miss Mary Dick	Will be doing summer work at Columbia in the home economics department.
8	Miss Fannie Axtell	Confined to the hospital where she underwent an operation for appendicitis.
8	Mr. Harold Shoemaker	Capsized his canoe in the Cedar River.
8	The new College Eye "head"	New banner designed by H. E. Hendrickson.
8	Mr. and Mrs. Eckholm of Swea City	Are visiting the city to attend the graduation of their daughter, Effie.
8	Miss Lenna Landis	Will attend summer school in Iowa City.
8	Mr. Russel George of Grinnell	Visited with Mr. Baskerville and other friends in Cedar Falls.
8	Mrs. T. H. Lister of Colfax	Has been visiting her daughter, Maime.
8	Mr. W. C. Schluter	Will attend Columbia University next year.
8	When Mr. Ostergaard saw his school building	Hjalmar Ostergaard helped to secure a new school building for the town of Mystic.
8	Miss Dora Baldwin and Miss Ethel Baldwin	Will both do graduate work in Columbia this summer.
8	Miss Louise Smith	Attended the class play.
8	Miss Heinz	Will spend her summer in California attending Berkeley University.
8	Mrs. Mohanke and daughter	Will spend time visiting Doris Mohanke.
8	Miss Vesta Mechem	Has been visiting with her cousin, Constance Buswell.
8	Mr. and Mrs. Anderson of Laurens	Visited their daughters Ada and Helen, and attended the graduation exercises.
8	Mr. and Mrs. Simpson of Washington, Iowa.	Attended the graduation of their daughter, Irene.
8	Miss Helen Hinkson	Will be the guest of Elda Platt in Waterloo.
8	Miss Bernice Bravinder	Entertained her sister and mother during commencement week.
8	Teachers--Upper Iowa game	Upper Iowa University defeated ISTC in baseball game, 5-0.
8	Mrs. Purdy of Rockwell City	Attended the graduation of her daughter Marie.
8	Miss Hazel Strayer	Attended the class play.
8	Two of Mr. Merrill's violin pupils	Maude Knoop and Winifred Merrill played at the Iowa State Music Teachers Convention held in Waterloo.
8	The College Choir and the Waterloo Chorus	The two groups were a prominent feature at the Iowa State Music Teachers Convention.
8	Mrs. Ewing of Spencer	Attended the recital given by her daughter Lulu.
8	Miss Mary Berry of Clarinda	Visiting friends in Cedar Falls.
8	Dr. Sylvester of Iowa City	Attended the meeting of the Alumni Association.
8	Mrs. Howell and her son	Attended the graduation of Helene Howell who completed the kindergarten course.
8	Miss Florence Weidenhammer	Has been entertaining her sister.
8	Miss Carolyn Lawrence	Will complete the special primary course during the summer term.
8	Miss Jenifer Sherrard	Gives the title of her favorite poem.
8	Some of the students and faculty members	Students and faculty members are fortunate to have survived a railroad wreck.
8	Since Bill Schluter	Many students speculating about William Schluter's new haircut.
8	This week	Many faculty members will be giving commencement addresses across the state.
8	Miss Luella Hoyt	Has been the guest of her sister Esther.
8	Misses Dorothy and Emma Opfer of Waukon	Entertained their sister during commencement.
8	Miss Bernice Phelps	Enjoying a visit from her mother.
8	Dr. Stone	Will be one of two speakers in the school of superintendence held by the Teachers College of the University of Nebraska.
8	Miss Scofield	Will teach art in the State Normal school at Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
8	C. C. Lewis	Building a new shop on College Hill.
8	Miss Grace Wilson	Departed for her home in Greeley, Colorado.
8	Miss Lillian Lambert	Sold her lot on Tremont Street and purchased one on Iowa Street where she will build a home.
8	Miss Rice	Professor Rice delivered the commencement address at Crawfordsville.