College Eye — May 10, 1916

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Bee-Aye picnic	The Ford that the seniors took to get to the picnic got stuck in a sink hole.
1	Miss Shanewise leads chapel	Spoke about pioneers.
1	Teachers win dual meet; Hersey wins individual honors	Nelson Hersey won three firsts and tied for a fourth in track meet.
1	Six straight; Ruth Egbert Imlay brings home the sixth interstate victory	Ruth Imlay won first out of four contestants from different states; photo.
1	Wm. Braid White recital	Played music mostly by Edward Alexander McDowell.
1	Suffrage Club canvasses city; the Elizabeth Hughes Club pins and pencils the town	Seeking and receiving support from Cedar Falls residents for 15th Amendment.
1	Old Gold election	Election to be held next Friday for Old Gold staff.
1	Notice	Tryouts for Highland Park debate will be the last week of school.
1	Remember the seventeenth; May festival will be next Wednesday	One event is the performance of "Contest of the Nations".
1	Pedagogs trim Germans; game characterized by many thrills; score 8 to 7	Summary of the baseball game.
2	Professional; education in a democracy	Presents an outline of the educational philosophy of a democratic society.
4	A request	Wants more tennis courts on campus.
4	Our campus is beautiful	Encourages students to dispose of waste paper properly.
4	Tribute to whom tribute	Honors Ruth Imlay for winning the interstate oratory contest.
5	Bartlett Hall News	Activities and events in Bartlett Hall.
5	Music's picnic	The first years entertained the second years with a picnic at Dry Run.
5	Miss Ethel Howard	Ethel Howard visited Independence.
5	India and Mexico today	Mrs. Read spoke to Y. W. C. A. about missionary work in India and Mexico.
5	Ruth Tyrrell drowns	Was a first year primary student; drowned in the Cedar River in Waverly.
5	Eight Weeks Club	Grace Barr spoke of the importance of choral music.
5	N. C. A.	Will hold picnic next Sunday; question and answer session with Father Wieneke was held.
5	History teachers	Encourages students to see the newest history textbook.
5	Alpha	Initiated new members.
5	Official	Summary of the Big Five Teachers Association conference; news of faculty; news from other colleges.
6	Teachers lost to State University	Lost baseball game, 8-0; next game will be with Dubuque.
6	Eight Weeks Club	Professor Palmer spoke about the study of nature.
6	The manual arts building	Manual Arts building is almost completely enclosed.
7	Minnie Kirstein and Sadie Tow	Spent the weekend in Oelwein with Blanche Davis.
7	Miss Margaret Fluent	Spent the weekend in Charles City.
7	Miss Gladys Norris	Enjoyed a visit from Miss Church.
7	Miss Cora Ebert	Returned home after death of a friend, Ruth Tyrrell.
7	The dramatic contest	Was held last week.
7	Were you on the street	ISTC women were distributing pins and pencils to support equal suffrage.
7	Reunions of college alumni	Class reunions for the classes of 1881, 1886, 1891, 1896, 1901, 1906, and 1911 will be held during Commencement week.
7	The Campanile	Class of 1916 will give donations to the Campanile fund instead of establishing their own memorial.
7	On the evening of May 9	Olive Young spoke to the Eight Weeks Club about Domestic Science.
7	Home track meet	Short summary of track meet against Upper Iowa.
7	Mrs. Edith Opstad	Edith Opstad visited friends in Bartlett Hall last week.
7	Miss Hazel Hamilton	Spent the weekend at home in Independence.
7	Y. W. C. A.	Nancy Stewart spoke about China; a birthday party was held for those with birthdays in the first six months of the year.
8	Mr. Don Deal	Spent the weekend in Cedar Falls.
8	Miss Ethel Pope	Broke her wrist.
8	Miss Mae Crotty	Visited her home in Dumont.
8	Miss Hazel Johnson	Visited friends in Iowa Falls.
8	Miss Florence Sage	Entertained college friends.
8	Prof. Macy Campbell	Is recovering well from quinsy.
8	Mrs. Edith Riland Cross	Entertained friends.
8	Miss Mary Goldthwaite	Has returned home to Marengo after the death of a friend.
8	Mr. Vine	Visited his daughter.
8	Mr. Elmer Swanson	Visited Margaret Mullarky.
8	Mrs. Clark	Visited her daughter.
8	Miss Jenifer Sherrard	Enjoyed a visit from her father.
8	Miss Margaretta Carey	Visited her home in Waverly.
8	Misses Mildred McGee and Elsie Kraus	Were guests of Floy Porteous.
8	Miss Jennie Hutchinson	Returned home to Monmouth, Illinois, due to the illness of her aunt.
8	Miss Charlotte Hieland	Has returned home to Bode after the death of her mother.
8	Misses Myrtle and Ethel Woods	Spent the weekend at home in Brandon.
8	Miss Freda Cohoon	Accepted a job in Parkersburg and visited Cedar Falls.
8	Miss Anna Cramer	Visited Frances Rothbun.
8	Miss Laura Conaway	Visited friends in Cedar Rapids.
8	The ground has been broken	New dormitory is being constructed.
8	Prof. Lynch	Returned from a trip to Illinois.