College Eye — April 26, 1916

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Notice	Encourages student responses to editorials.
1	Home track meet	Encourages student attendance.
1	Vesper service well attended; annual vesper service is impressively delightful.	Description of program.
1	An acknowledgement	Apologizes for losing a story about the Leginska concert.
1	The Yellowstone National Park; illustrated lecture by Mr. Wilson	Focused on the Louisiana Purchase.
1	William Braid White	Will give two free lecture recitals; performances are open to the public.
1	First game	First baseball game is on Friday; encourages student support.
1	The May Day "Operetta"; the operetta "Contest of the Nation", will be presented by students on May Day	May Day play chosen and cast.
1	Cecilians give delightful program; Miss Barr and Glee Club present superior program	Grace Barr directed the annual program.
1	Teachers favor equal suffrage; the Elizabeth Hughes Club is pinning buttons on every voter	Organized club in honor of former faculty member; elected officers.
1	Shakespeare in movies	A movie will be shown about the life of Shakespeare; the lecture committee will show a film next week called "The Creation".
2	Education Club	Mohan Madigan spoke about education in Armenia.
2	Traffic committee banquet	The traffic sub-committee held a banquet for the commercial club traffic board.
2	Leonard St. John	Leonard St. John will continue teaching chemistry at Purdue University while working on his master's degree.
2	Professional; the college honor system	Third week continuation of description of the honor system.
3	Obtains fellowship	E. L. Palmer will spend the next year completing his doctoral studies at Cornell University.
3	Miss D. Sudah Cohoon	Is teaching at the Monroe Model school.
3	Guy Sumner Lowman	Guy Lowman is a popular official in the Des Moines Valley.
3	Delphian	Delphians held joint meeting with Eulalians.
3	Neo.	Elected officers.
4	Fraternities and sororities	Questions the presence of fraternities and sororities on campus.
5	Official	Faculty changes; alumni news; news from other campuses; Professor Wright completes forty years of service and is named Senior Professor and College Historian; will lead Bible study and prepare historical papers.
6	Miss Geneva Kelley	Went to Davenport for Easter.
6	Elections for 1916-17	List of those who have found teaching positions.
6	Social Science Club meets	Mr. Jetmore spoke about the founding of International Harvester Company.
6	An interesting experiment	Professor Palmer asks students to display different kinds of flowers they find.
7	On Tuesday evening	Effie Schuneman spoke to the Eight Weeks Club about "Applied Arts".
7	Rifle Club organized; preparedness plans well under way at T. C.	In affiliation with the National Rifle Association; American citizens over 16 are eligible for club membership.
7	Eight week club	Edith Allen spoke about club work in Arizona.
7	Mid-week service	Laura Falkler spoke about "The Life of Christ".
7	Social hour discontinued	Afternoon teas and Sunday open houses will be discontinued due to increase in other activities.
7	Stereopticon lecture for Wednesday night	Alison Aitchison will give a persuasive speech about the Geneva Conference.
7	Sun-rise prayer meeting	Summary of the Easter prayer meeting.
8	Miss Minnie Cotton	Spent Easter with her sister Helen.
8	Mr. Vincent Ridge	Went to his home in Vinton.
8	Miss Benona Jones	Sprained her ankle and was unable to attend class.
8	Miss Hussey	Spent week in Cincinnati, Ohio, at a physical education convention.
8	Vera Winterowd	Spent Easter at home in Oelwein.
8	Miss Agnes Hartman	Is visiting friends.
8	Miss Elma Raecher and Evelyn Fry	Spent Easter in Waverly.
8	Miss Grace Karges	Spent Sunday with Alice Ross in Oelwein.
8	Miss Mary Ward	Spent weekend at her home with Alice Matson.
8	Miss Cora Ebert	Spent weekend at home in Waverly with Clara Kary.
8	Miss Charlotte Hilliard	Went home to Bode for Easter.
8	Miss Pauline Anderson	Is teaching in Minnesota and is home for spring vacation.
8	Miss Wilkenson	Is visiting Mary Goldthwaite.
8	Ray Davis	Visited the Hill during spring vacation.
8	Miss Ethel Mitchell	Spent the weekend on the Hill with friends.
8	Miss Nannie Masters	Is recovering from an operation for appendicitis.
8	Miss Agnes Allender	Spent the weekend at home in Burlington.
8	Miss Eva Cresswell	Is studying in Iowa City but has returned home for spring vacation.
8	Miss Dorothy Cady	Enjoyed a visit from her father.
8	Don Deal	Is teaching in Cedar Rapids but has returned home for spring vacation.
8	Miss Alene Thurtle	Has been enjoying a visit from her mother.
8	Miss Clarine Mueller	Spent the weekend in Webster City.
8	Miss Esther Hansen	Is teaching in Masonville and visited home for the weekend.
8	Miss Mary Cleaver	Spent weekend with Lola Glock in Vinton.
8	Miss Alice Swanson	Spent the weekend in Osage.
8	Miss Blanch Evans	Spent Sunday at home in Eagle Grove.
8	Mr. Lindsay Robinson	Is a senior at the Dental College.
8	Mr. T. F. McDonald	Visited friends in Cedar Falls.
8	Miss Olive Lawrence	Visited her sister in Parkersburg.
8	Miss Laura Clemens	Went home to Marshalltown for Easter.
8	Miss Hazel Morris	Went to Des Moines.
8	Miss Margaret Oliver	Went to Shaler for the weekend.
8	Last week	Cornet Kalsiem enjoyed a visit from her brother, Art.
8	Miss Drina Thompson	Visited her parents in Hanson.
8	Miss Hilda Magdsick	Spent Sunday in Charles City.
8	Mr. and Mrs. Ford	Visited their daughter.
8	Miss Margaret Fluent	Physical Education teacher visits college friends.
8	Miss Dora Robins	Returned to home near Des Moines after the death of her father.
8	Mr. Homer Veatch	Is studying law and returned home for Easter vacation.
8	Announcements	John Sly and Lawrence Jepson announce candidacy for Old Gold staff.
8	Mr. Paul Farlow	Visited friends in Vinton.