College Eye — May 3, 1916

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1	Women's debate May nineteenth; the women of our college will clash with the women of Coe	Will debate whether or not the United States should make its navy comparable to those of other world powers.
1	N. C. A.	Miss McGowen spoke about "Art".
1	"I hear you calling me"	Sleeping student tries to ignore the summoning school bell.
1	Teachers beat Wisconsin; field in good condition but game slow; score 4 to 2	The mayor of Cedar Falls pitched the first ball and hit the batter; there were no other injuries.
1	Men's Glee Club organizes; Glee Club elects officers	Under the direction of Ernest Zechiel.
1	Iowa Club	Demonstration school children have been participating in a declamatory contest; Professor Campbell is recovering from a two-week illness; twelve hundred people attended the last meeting.
2	Professional; should general science be included in the high school curriculum or could the time be better spent on more extended study of one of the	Questions the science courses offered in colleges; written and submitted by Coe student B. H. Bailey.
3	State track meet will be held at Drake	Eleven schools will participate in the meet on May 16th.
4	A reply	Xanho and Hobo fraternities respond to last week's editorial questioning the presence of fraternities and sororities on campus.
4	The Campanile	Encourages seniors to donate money to the Campanile fund.
4	A parable	Discusses how living trees in a forest protect those that have died.
4	I. S. T. C. 6, Ellsworth 0	Description of the baseball game.
4	Shakespeare appears in movies	The movie "The Life of Shakespeare" was shown in the Auditorium.
4	A faculty member honored	Marguerite Hussey entertained the second and third year Physical Education Department students; she was appointed to be a committee member of the American Physical Education Association.
4	Willard Patty	Williard Patty is superintendent at Adair, Iowa.
4	What we are willing to do	College Eye staff challenges fraternities and sororities to a public debate to discuss whether or not they should be allowed to continue on campus.
5	Society	Eulalians held meeting and played games at H. J. Peterson's house.
5	The modern novel	Lillian Lambert spoke to the Eight Weeks Club about "The Modern Novel"; asserted that books must have Biblical basis to be "good".
5	First year junior college entertain second year	Only women were invited; played games for two hours.
5	Eight Week's Club	Sara Rice spoke about "Girls of the country and city at the present time and Bible times".
5	English Club sets memorial for Shakespeare	Professor Gist was master of ceremonies; tree is located southeast of the high school building.
5	Annual oratorical at Springfield, Illinois	Schools from Iowa, Illinois, Kansas, Missouri, and Wisconsin will attend; I. S. T. C. has won first place for five years in a row.
5	Official	News of alumni; list of students who have found jobs.
6	Revised constitution of the Forensic League of I. S. T. C., 1916	Text of constitution and by-laws.
7	Next time we have a game	Wants a yell leader at the next baseball game; T. C. has an excess of pitchers on the team.
7	Miss Margaret Barnes	Margaret Barnes spent the weekend in Cherokee.
7	Mid-week meeting--Mrs. Reed talks	Will speak about India and Mexico at the Y. W. C. A. meeting.
7	Birthday party	All women with birthdays from January-June are invited to celebrate their birthdays on May 6th.
7	Voluntary study conference	Interdenominational meeting was held; determined to enlist more students in Bible studies and church attendance.
7	Miss Childs gives recital	Mainly sang folk songs from Western Europe.
7	Y. W. C. A.	Meetings are held in the Auditorium at 6:20 p. m.; professors spoke about lecturers who are coming to the Geneva conference next summer.
8	Miss Marshall	Is teaching in Morning Sun; visited her brother here recently.
8	Miss Hutchinson	Visited her home in Monmouth, Illinois.
8	Mrs. Bechtel	Visited daughter Marguerite.
8	Misses Eunice and Loreita Arnold	Visited Vera Winterowd in Oelwein.
8	Professors Palmer, Salter, and Bond	Presented papers at the Iowa Academy of Science last weekend.
8	Miss Hazel Aldrich	Spent Sunday in Mason City.
8	Miss Wilma Garnett	Is teaching in Dike; visited her parents in Cedar Falls.
8	Miss Mary Goldthwaite	Spent last weekend at home in Marengo.
8	Professors Begeman, Hussey, Bond, and Read	Attended Iowa Academy of Science meeting last weekend.
8	Miss Helen Taggart	Will be working at the library at the University of Chicago.
8	Bruce Yeager	Has been elected to Charter Oak position.
8	Martin Wilson	Is superintendent in Soldier.
8	Mr. W. C. Schluter	Is planning on pursuing a doctorate.
8	Mr. H. Ostergaard	Has been re-elected as superintendent in Mystic.
8	Miss Alva Gaarder	Spent Sunday at home in Kensett.
8	Mr. Ed. Short	Was badly injured in an automobile accident.
8	Lester C. Ary	Has been reelected a superintendent.
8	John Arends	Is doing good work in Manhattan, Montana.
8	P. J. Hansen	Has been reelected superintendent in Alden.
8	Mr. Harry McDonald	Has decided to study law.
8	Mr. Lew McDonald	Is a superintendent and is practicing law.
8	Mr. Burt McDonald	Is superintendent and band master in Clarksville.
8	Miss Louise Anderson	Spent the weekend with her parents in Council Bluffs.
8	Miss Casto	Entertained her father.
8	Miss Allan	Entertained friends at a luncheon.
8	Misses Bethene Smith and Elda Platt	Visited Webster City.
8	Miss Jessie Whittlesey	Visited Mary Goldthwaite.
8	Misses Iona Thornburg, Anna Clough, and Sophia Ries	Spent the weekend in Clarksville.
8	Miss Donna Potter and Miss Dorothy Grey	Went to Iowa City for the weekend.
8	Miss Olive Lawrence	Visited her sisters in Parkersburg.
8	Miss Jacoba Van Dellen	Spent the weekend at home in Hampton.
8	Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Beatty	Are visiting their parents in Cedar Falls.
8	Miss Frances Dearborn	Returned home to Red Oak after the recent death of her father.
8	Miss Joy Harmon	Will be working in Oroville, California.
8	Mr. Macy Campbell	Is ill from an attack of quinsy.
8	Laura Conaway	Went home to Mason City for the weekend.
8	Miss Helene Buell	Went to Iowa City for the weekend.
8	Mrs. Ewing	Is visiting her daughter Lulu.
8	Misses Gladys Sabin, Georgia Lauritzen and Maude Andrews	Were guests of Marie Unger in La Porte.