College Eye — April 4, 1917

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Miss Patt speaks on "Costume and Design"	Hosted by the Ellen Richards Club.
1	Philos banquet Alphas; tables beautifully decorated	Philos and Alphas hold banquet; Fred Lyon serves as toastmaster.
1	Leonard St. John	Leonard St. John appointed to a government chemist position at the University of Illinois.
1	Track prospects promising; abundance of new material out	Preview of track team for upcoming season.
1	Church membership runs high amongst students	A recent count reveals that 1192 of 1418 students belong to local churches.
1	Miss Marie Howe	Marie Howe visits campus.
1	Bishop Breyfogel gives address; finished orator	Recap of speech given at assembly.
1	Baseball candidates at work; prospect fair	Preview of the baseball team for the upcoming season.
1	Maylen Johnson	Maylen Johnson visits campus.
1	Four B. A. classes join in reception; biggest social event of year	All four B. A. classes come together for reception.
1	Do you live in the country or in a small town?	Y. W. C. A. to offer lectures on community leadership for women.
1	Annual concert by Cedar Falls Band	Program for event provided.
2	What about the minstrel show?	Inquires as to whether or not there will be a minstrel show.
2	Since the recent epidemic	Because of impurities in the city water supply, the Pink Poodle has begun serving from other sources.
2	Physical Training demonstration at Dubuque	Students involved in demonstration listed.
2	Fern Sharp	Fern Sharp visits campus.
2	The Kaiser	Poem that places the blame for the Great War on the German Kaiser.
3	To the literary societies	The Interstate League of State Normal Schools asked to consider replacing memorized oratorical contests with extemporaneous addresses; the T. C. Forensic League forwards the question to the various literary societies.
3	Have you paid	Reminder for all delinquent College Eye subscriptions to be paid.
3	Mr. Salter	Humorous anecdote involving Professor Salter and John Winn.
3	Did you ever notice	Takes notice of trend of students "bawling out" other students.
3	Mr. Zimmerman	George Zimmerman spends his spring vacation at Cedar Falls.
3	Local educators take big part in convention	Teachers College faculty involved at the Dubuque conference; schedule of speakers with their presentation topics.
4	Strangers on our campus	Commentary on visitors to campus and their activities.
4	Military training in the colleges	Advocates preparing students for military conflict, should America find itself embroiled in conflict.
4	We are constantly reminded	Criticizes those saying that T. C. has a lack of school spirit; believes it is shown in more sophisticated ways than yelling at athletic events.
4	Some of the small town newspapers	Notices criticism of President Wilson in small town newspapers.
4	Alarm clocks	Marion Rownd describes her disdain for alarm clocks.
4	Love making--a fine art	Discourse on romance and relationships.
5	College Orchestra to appear again	Program of events for performance provided.
5	What am I?	A riddle criticizes those who come to college for no particular purpose other than to have a good time.
5	C. S. S. A.	Recap of events at last two Catholic Student Association meetings.
5	Physical Training seniors give demonstration before N. E. I. T. A.	Demonstration given in Y. M. C. A. gym before Northeastern Iowa Teachers Association; program of events provided.
6	The Social Science Club	Social Science Club to meet; the Reverend Metcalf will speak on conditions in England.
6	Northeast and Southwest Iowa Teachers Association	President Seerley gives addresses at regional meetings.
6	Mrs. Emma Ridley Colegrove, president	The Northeast Iowa Teachers Association elects Emma Colegrove to its presidency.
6	North Central Association	C. S. Cory to attend twenty-second annual meeting in St. Louis, Missouri.
6	Changes in the Teaching Department	Several new faculty added to staff.
6	Easter vesper services	Musical service to be held in Auditorium on Easter Sunday afternoon.
6	Press convention at Colfax well attended	First annual convention of the Iowa College Press held at Colfax; impressions of the event from Teachers College delegates.
6	Secretary of the National Suffrage Association	Alice B. Curtis named secretary of the National Woman's Suffrage Association.
6	Mrs. Casper Schenk	Beulah Schenk conducts home economics lectures in Des Moines.
6	New demonstration rural schools	New rural demonstration schools add teachers.
6	President of school board	Des Moines School Board elects Hattie McCall Roberts, now Hoffman, president of the board for the 1917-1918 year.
7	Miss Francis Dearborn	Is teaching in Iowa City; visited friends on the Hill.
7	Miss Ann Hoover	Spent the weekend at home in Geneseo, Illinois.
7	Miss Ethel Beatty	Is teaching in Storm Lake; visited the Hill.
7	Akbar Bryson	Is traveling to Canada to farm.
7	Miss Elizabeth Bingham	Visited friends here.
7	Miss Leonora Arent	Is teaching at the State University.
7	Harry McDonald	Visited friends on the Hill.
7	Miss Hazel Nelson	Is teaching in Fredericksburg; visited friends here.
7	Miss Catherine Morphew	Visited friends on the Hill.
7	Found!--what we're all looking for	Zetalethean Society meetings professed to inspire students to work.
7	Miss Rowena McWhorter	Alumni receive pay raises at their respective teaching positions at various locations.
7	Our advertisers	Roster of businesses advertising in the College Eye.
7	County superintendent of Butler County	E. B. Hodges will be Butler County Superintendent.
8	W. C. T. U.	Will hold a conference on Friday.
8	The following superintendents	Have called, looking for teachers.
8	Miss Ruth Foskett	Had an operation for appendicitis.
8	Amber Mockie	Is working in Traer schools.
8	Henrietta Whittacre entertains a few friends	Entertained in honor of Frances Hersey.
8	Miss Bess Howell	Received word of illness of her mother.
8	Harry Anderson	Visited over the weekend.
8	Mrs. Morris	Visited her daughter.
8	Miss Iva Patterson's mother	Visited last week.
8	Miss Mabel Richardson	Has recovered from her illness and returned to school.
8	Miss Emma Lambert	Entertained friends last week.
8	Miss Kate Sullivan	Visited Professor McGovern.
8	A. C. Grubb	Will take a position at Purdue University.
8	Miss Florence Johnson	Visited a friend in Janesville.
8	Miss Hazel Goltey	Visited her mother in Fort Dodge.
8	Miss Murrel Miller	Spent the weekend at Washington.
8	Miss Gretchen Krause	Went home to be with her ill father.
8	Grace Schwartz	Returned last week.
8	Miss Lunette Cristy	Spent the weekend at West Liberty.
8	Miss Broeksmit	Spent some time in Chicago.
8	Mrs. Fagan and little daughter	Returned from a visit to Indiana.
8	Miss Floe Correll	Entertained friends.
8	College calendar	Meetings and events planned.
8	The Misses Bernice Eastman and Mabelle Desnig	Visited their brothers in Ames.