College Eye — May 24, 1916

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	The Highland Park debate	About twenty men are auditioning for six positions.
1	Commencement program for 1916	Schedule of events for the weekend.
1	Oratorical contest	Prizes will be $25, $15, and $10.
1	Annual May fete is a success; the parade	Floats were not as elaborate as they have been in previous years, but the parade was enjoyed both by faculty and students.
1	Contest of the nations; operetta with dances; the story	Brief summary of plot.
1	Women's debate won by Teachers; large audience attends interesting debate	Won against Coe; debated whether or not the United States should build her navy to be comparable to those of other world powers.
1	Locals lose to Morningside; fast Sioux City team blank home twirlers	Lost baseball game, 12-0.
1	"Macbeth"; class play "famous tragedy"	Will be performed on June 3 by the Dramatic Club.
1	The sweet girl graduate	Displays differences between how women and men prepare for graduation.
2	Band concert	Cedar Falls Concert Band performed for May Day; review of performance.
3	Dr. C. P. Colegrove	C. P. Colegrove writes of his experiences at the National Convention of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
3	Iowa Club	Last meeting to be held May 29; Eva Anderson will speak; Glee Club will sing Iowa Club songs.
3	Professional	Summary of work in Study Centers over the past year; photo.
4	A complete report	Students can obtain a business report of the College Eye from the College Office.
4	For sale or rent	Seniors who have positions for the fall are renting and selling items that other students will need.
4	Lazy	Encourages students to be punctual to establish habits to prepare them for the rest of their lives.
4	A few parting words	The College Eye staff thanks contributors.
4	"The signs of the times"	T. C. is earning a reputation as a school that trains teachers well.
5	Will suffrage give a higher tone to political discussions?	Thinks women will act more like men if they are allowed to be involved in politics.
5	The Forensic League a success	Student support has increased over the past year.
5	Informal reception	After the debate about the United States' need for a larger navy, the Y. W. C. A. held a reception.
5	Prof. Lynch leads Y. M. and Y. W. C. A.	Spoke about the text "Ye must be born again".
5	Harry Gordon Hayes	Harry Hayes will be an Assistant Professor of Economics at Yale.
5	Commencement	Encourages students not to forget either their Alma Mater or their experiences at college.
5	The debate at Coe	Evaluation of how the debate went.
6	Officers of English Club for 1916-1917	Elected officers for 1916-1917.
6	Homerian breakfast	Ate breakfast at the Spring on May 13.
6	Delta Sigma Rho	Initiated new members.
6	Winfred Merrill	Will give a violin recital on May 26.
6	Official	News of faculty and alumni; this year's Commencement ends forty years at T. C.; news of other educational institutions.
7	H. E. Hendrickson	Thanks him for his cartoons.
7	Three of records smashed by Teacher College High--Perry Hill team's mainstay	T. C. H. S. won meet against ten other teams.
7	Lake Geneva conference	Will be held from June 16 to June 22.
7	Constitution of the School Masters Club	Constitution printed in its entirety.
7	Delphians change colors	Purple and white are the new colors.
7	Untitled	Encourages students to subscribe to the College Eye next year.
8	Chauncey Houstman	Has received a raise as superintendent in Manhattan, Montana.
8	S. A. Cohagan	Is doing good work in Davenport.
8	Miss Nell Vincent	Married to Charles H. Weimer in Keota, Iowa.
8	H. W. Chehock	Will spend another year in Clear Lake.
8	Charles H. Henderson	Has been re-elected to his position.
8	S. T. Neveln	Will be in Le Mars again.
8	Miss Helvetia Orr	Is mentioned in the Chicago Daily Tribune.
8	A good sized audience	Saw a show put on by the Campfire Girls.
8	Dorothy Cady, Ruth Vincent, Leona Short	Several students attended the state meeting of women's literary societies.
8	Mrs. Christie and Miss Luella Christie	Visited Gladys Christie.
8	Mrs. Wyant	Visited her daughter Leah.
8	J. H. Huston	Has been re-elected to Columbus Junction position.
8	Notice	Any student with issues eleven or fourteen of the College Eye from this year should talk with the College Eye editor.
8	Miss May Hornseth	Spent the weekend in Des Moines.
8	Burns opens new café	Has a liquid carbonic fountain at his new café on Main Street.
8	Schoolmasters Club	First annual banquet will be held on Monday; election of officers will occur then.
8	Teachers-Upper Iowa	ISTC lost baseball game, 4-2.
8	The last two meetings	Y. W. C. A. meeting on May 24 will be an information session for those interested in the Geneva convention; meeting on May 31 will be run by seniors.
8	Elections	List of teaching placements for the 1916-1917 school year.