College Eye — May 17, 1916

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Large crowd attends concert; popular concert popular	Review of orchestra concert.
1	The Butlers beat Teachers; Dubuque darkies take many firsts	Teachers placed second behind Dubuque in the track and field meet.
1	Mathematics Club	Last meeting will be held May 24; will discuss arithmetic grading.
1	Seymour's nine break even; lose to Dubuque, win from Platteville	Lost baseball game due to too many errors to Dubuque, 7-3; won against Platteville.
1	The English Club breakfasts	Held breakfast at Professor Lynch's home.
1	Eight Week's Club	Olive Young spoke about summer volunteer opportunities.
1	Dubuque loses to Teachers; score 3 to 1	Baseball game summary by inning.
2	Teachers of skill and beauty convene; Western Drawing and Manual Training Teachers Association at Grand Rapids big success.	Exhibit showed that students are being taught skill and art.
3	Ossoli	Gave senior program.
3	Women of Cedar Falls will cross forensic swords with the women of Cedar Rapids	Dual debate against Coe is scheduled for May 19th.
3	Junior-Senior banquet	Junior class served and entertained the Senior class.
3	William Jennings Bryan visits Cedar Falls; noted citizen announced his devotion to three live issues	Supports women's suffrage.
4	Several items	Wants news items for the final issue by 9:00 a. m. Monday morning.
4	The Graduate School	Encourages students to attend more schooling after they graduate with their undergraduate degree.
4	The College Eye	Encourages seniors to buy a subscription to the College Eye even though they will not be here next year.
4	The harmony of life	Student ponders how to establish harmony between men.
5	Dramatic Club is doing good work	Cast is enthusiastic about producing 'Macbeth'.
5	The Old Gold election	Jack Sly is the Editor and Lawrence Jepson is the Business Manager for the 1917 Old Gold.
5	Iowa Club	Discussed the organization of Boys and Girls Clubs.
5	N. C. A. picnic	Sixty members attended.
6	Cabinet conference held	Mrs. Peterson held meeting for both old and new members of Y. W. C. A. cabinet; Mrs. Bond spoke about "The Single Standard" at the Wednesday night meeting.
6	Official	Faculty and alumni news; news of other colleges.
7	Eight Weeks Club picnic	Madeline Nesbit talked about organizing Campfire Girls.
7	Commencement program	Schedule of events for the weekend.
7	Elections; 1916-1917	List of graduates who have teaching jobs for the coming school year.
7	Hame strap worship	Encourages students to take delight in worshipping God.
8	W. H. Veatch	Accepted a position in Mason City.
8	Dena Gillen	Returned home due to illness of her father.
8	On Sunday evening	Professor Lynch will speak at the Y. W. and Y. M . C. A. meeting.
8	Miss Ethel Pope	Returned home to Sloan after breaking her arm.
8	Miss Harriet Maltas	Has returned home in De Witt due to illness.
8	Miss Juanita Cahow	Returned home to Stuart due to family illness.
8	Miss Anabel Olzen	Spent the weekend at home in Plymouth.
8	Miss Dorothy Booth	Came to the May Fete.
8	Miss Hussey	Entertained women at the Black Hawk Hotel.
8	Miss Elizabeth Meyers	Spent the weekend in Sumner.
8	Misses Anna Olson and Verbena Wessels	Spent Sunday in Aplington.
8	Miss Dorothy Fairbrother	Returned home to Hawarden after the death of her sister.
8	Miss Jennifer Sherrard	Spent Sunday in Charles City.
8	M. Belle Smith	Has resumed school duties after an illness.
8	The past week	Has been full of picnics.
8	Miss Edna Gibbs	Entertained her sister.
8	Miss Juanita Cahow	Returned home to Stuart due to her father's illness.
8	Miss Jennie Hutchinson	Returned home to Monmouth, Illinois, after the death of her father.
8	Mr. Chas. F. Lorenz	Recently visit his sister Charlotte.
8	Miss Rose Wilcox	Enjoyed a visit from her family.
8	Miss Gladys Sabin	Enjoyed a visit from her mother.
8	W. H. Veatch	Staged commencement play in Garner.
8	Miss Edna Reitzel	Went to her home in Corydon due to her mother's illness.
8	Miss Hazel Hamilton	Spent the weekend in Independence.
8	Miss Pearl Rundel	Spent Sunday at home in La Porte.
8	Miss Freda Cohoon	Is teaching in Parkersburg; visited her home on the Hill.