College Eye — March 28, 1917

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Warren Proctor pleases audience; Prof. Zechiel accompanist	Program for performance.
1	Minnesingers give concert; Harald Holst renders solo number	Minnesingers reorganize and give concert after being disbanded for several years.
1	Teachers lose first debate with Drake by 5 to 1 decision; government ownership of railroads discussed	Affirmative team in Cedar Falls loses all three decisions while negative team in Des Moines wins one decision out of three.
1	Schoolmasters banquet at cafeteria; Prof. Ensign speaker	Professor Ensign of Iowa City speaks to Schoolmasters Club at banquet.
1	Ruby Giltner wins dramatic with "The Revenge of Hamish"; Charles Perrott is awarded second prize	Five men and two women enter ninth annual dramatic declamation.
1	English Club holds meeting	Several members make presentations.
1	Music faculty gives recital; work of very high order	Description of recital and pieces performed by various faculty members.
1	Miss Ware	Miss Ware spends time with her family in La Jolla, California.
1	Legislature	Description of pending legislation in the state that is of interest to teachers.
2	The College Symphony Orchestra; B. W. Merrill, conductor	College Orchestra will perform April 6 in the college auditorium.
2	The far-reaching reputation of this institution	Professor Lynch receives letter from Puerto Rico regarding simplification in the spelling of English.
3	Dr. J. Percival Huget of Detroit	J. Percival Huget summoned to fill the pulpit at the Tompkins Avenue Congregational Church in Brooklyn, New York.
3	Nelois Elizabeth	Nelois Elizabeth Newcomb born to Mr. and Mrs. R. Edward Newcomb.
3	Our advertisers	List of businesses advertising in the College Eye.
3	Tipton, Iowa	Blanche Mercer writes from Tipton, Iowa, and encloses a poem written by one of her students for publication.
3	C. S. A. A.	News notes from the Catholic Student Association.
4	New York lauds Josef Hofmann	Positive review of musician set to perform at the college auditorium.
4	Northeastern Iowa Basketball Tournament	Nashua wins regional tournament hosted by T. C.; goes on to lose in the first round at state.
4	Cooperation	After receiving a poor response from student organizations in regard to publishing a directory, the College Eye urges those organizations to be more cooperative in the future.
4	Although there must be fire	Wonders if energy conservation is being practiced at Teachers College.
4	If your class or society	Reminds student organizations to elect a reporter so that they may attend the College Eye reporters meeting.
4	The noise carried on	Brings noisy disturbances during entertainment to the attention of the perpetrators.
4	Miss Riggs	Professor Riggs attends a study center in Ottumwa, then travels to Chicago to visit her aunt.
4	Josef Hofmann coming; something of Josef Hofmann's life	Profile of visiting pianist Josef Hofmann.
4	What it means	Comments on the honor British Prime Minister David Lloyd George has bestowed upon America by quoting Abraham Lincoln.
5	Directory	Roster of officers for classes and student organizations.
6	Miss Belle C. Scofield	Belle Scofield's physician has declined to allow her to resume her work at Teachers College.
6	Dr. David Kline Bond	David K. Bond dies at age 60 in Waterloo.
6	The annual business meeting	Annual business meeting of the Y. W. C. A. held.
6	Second year primaries	Second year primaries elect officers for the term.
6	Visitor from Canada	A representative from a Canadian normal school visits campus.
6	The summer term bulletin	Summer term bulletin set for publication and circulation among the study centers.
6	Principal F. W. Oldenburg	F. W. Oldenburg appointed principal at the Walsh County Agricultural and Training School in Park River, North Dakota.
6	Plans for agriculture	Due to expansion of the grounds after the purchase of eight acres of land near the old factory, instruction in agriculture is possible for the spring and summer terms.
6	Visitors at the College	Representatives from normal schools in Saskatchewan and Montana visit campus.
6	Appointment to new place	W. G. Brandstetter elected superintendent of schools at Kimball, South Dakota.
6	Resignation	Russell Glasener resigns due to ill health.
6	New educator	Robert Henry Chehock is born to Superintendent and Mrs. H. W. Chehock of Clear Lake.
7	Mrs. Wright of Sioux City	Mamie Wright's mother visited her at the end of last week.
7	Iowa State Teachers College, March 23-24, 1917; Office of Dean of Women, Administration Bldg.	Schedule for fifth annual conference of the deans of women of Iowa colleges provided.
8	Mr. C. P. Archer	Is looking for teachers.
8	Florence Meier	Married F. H. Clark.
8	Friends of May (Davis) Bond	Mourn the death of her husband, David K. Bond.
8	Miss Frances Hersey	Is vacationing in Cedar Falls.
8	Miss Anna Hansen	Is back at ISTC.
8	Mrs. Childress	Is visiting her daughter.
8	Merle Houston	Had an operation for appendicitis.
8	Mr. N. F. Cooledge	Spent the weekend on the Hill.
8	Superintendents at I. S. T. C.	Superintendents are looking for teachers.
8	Miss Selma Barnes	Visited here last week.
8	Ivan Powers	Is back in school.
8	Miss Elda Platt	Is back in school.
8	Roy Davis	Visited friends here.
8	Miss Schuneman	Is back in the art department.
8	The Misses Cecil Pike, Gladys Christie, and Ruth Kennedy	Have all returned to their departments.
8	Miss Alice Nelson	Visited home.
8	Miss Marie Fuller	Was absent from school due to illness.
8	The Misses Ethel and Alice Lennon and Sarah Bishop	Spent the weekend in Vinton.
8	Miss Minnie Tatum	Returned home after hearing of an illness in the family.
8	The Misses Frances Kinnzey and Vera Kading	Went to Des Moines to see their families.
8	The Misses Gladys Swift and Byrdena Wenger	Spent the weekend at their homes in Monticello.
8	Miss Arildson	Has accepted a position in New York.
8	Mrs. Ives	Is moving to a new home on College Street.
8	Miss Oliver's address	Margaret Oliver is in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
8	College calendar	Meetings and events planned.
8	Mr. C. S. Cory	Attended a conference in St. Louis, Missouri.