College Eye — April 11, 1917

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Star-Spangled Banner	Words to what is now the national anthem; photo.
1	Josef Hofmann pleases audience; a master musician	Review of Josef Hofmann's musical performance.
1	Vocational Building to be open for summer term	Will be completed in time for use during the summer.
1	College Orchestra gives concert; Miss Strayer reads	Review of the College Orchestra performance.
1	Student Council	News notes from the Student Council; Pay-Up Day was a success; planning to make motion picture of May Day parade.
2	Chapel address	Publication of the chapel address given by Professor Peter Luteyn.
3	Not for girls; gentlemen, please read this!	Paragraph printed upside down in order to poke fun at women who had to "stand on their heads" to read it although the headline clearly stated they should not.
3	The Kansas City meeting	Notes from the superintendents' meeting in Kansas City, Missouri.
4	The new forensic plan	Believes oratorical contests have not outlived their usefulness; hopes that the literary societies of the college will give the proposal rational discussion and thought.
4	The new spring hat	Description of headwear fashions.
4	Military training	Advocates men at Teachers College undergoing military training.
4	Students petition for military drill; to the Iowa State Board of Education	Reproduction of the letter sent to the State Board of Education requesting that military training be offered at Teachers College; authors listed.
5	Chresto Society	Chrestomathians hold April Fool's Day party.
5	Mrs. Salyers	Mother visited M. Ina Salyers.
5	Vesper service at the college	Recap of events at vesper services in the auditorium.
5	Rev. Snowden addresses; Y. W. and Y. M. C. A. at Easter morning services	The Reverend Snowden speaks on the meaning of Easter.
5	An announcement party	The wedding of Esther Grace Shoemaker to Charles P. Kramer announced.
6	Our advertisers	List of local businesses advertising in the College Eye.
6	Students read our ads	Asks students to read ads in the College Eye and patronize those businesses.
6	A poor administration and legislature	State of Iowa criticized for not allowing Iowa Department of Education officials to attend the Kansas City superintendents meeting at the state's expense.
6	What are you doing?	Publication of a poem given in a sermon by Normal School alumnus Theodore Gerard.
7	Mr. Thomas Brown	Is attending school in Minnesota; spent his break on the Hill.
7	The six women	Have been selected for debate against Coe.
7	Miss Stella Tenold	Spent part of the week in Northwood.
7	Bill Bailey	Spent his vacation in Cedar Falls.
7	Wendell Strike	Visited family and friends on the Hill.
7	Mr. Floyd Walsh	Spent his vacation in Cedar Falls.
7	The members of the "five year" reunion	Are discussing Commencement plans.
7	Several superintendents	Have called the college office to select teachers.
7	Mr. Cable	Spent vacation on the Hill.
7	Alumni making Commencement plans	Alumni plan twenty-five year reunion.
7	The following students	Lists students and where they will be working.
8	Floyd Walsh and Kenney Cotton	Visited here during their vacation.
8	"Tom" Brown, Vivian Johnson, and Paul Northrup	Are studying in Minnesota and visited Cedar Falls.
8	Miss Marjorie Gist	Is teaching in Miles and is in Cedar Falls for vacation.
8	Andrew Meyer	Is visiting friends on the Hill.
8	Miss Schell Cooper	Went to Des Moines last weekend.
8	Genevieve Staudt	Will be teaching at a Normal School in Texas.
8	Neva Gutches	Went home to La Grange, Illinois, to visit.
8	Mrs. Clausen	Visited the Hill.
8	Gaye Kane	Spent the weekend with her parents.
8	Wendell Strike	Is studying at Ames; visited the ISTC campus.
8	Herman Erickson	Was on campus looking for teachers.
8	Benjamin Boardman	Is now working at ISTC.
8	The Apollo Quartet	Will be giving concerts in Chicago.
8	Marian Wallace, Miriam Petty, Jean Robinson, and Clara Kirkeburg	Will be teaching in Algona.
8	Miss Marie Butterfield	Spent the weekend in Washington.
8	Miss Frances Severance	Spent the weekend at home in Davenport.
8	Lester Ary	Visited campus last Sunday.
8	Temporary change in Mrs. Walker's office hours	Hours are from 1:15- 4:00.
8	Miss Katherine Heines	Visited friends last weekend.
8	Miss Marjorie White	Returned home to be with her ill mother.
8	Miss Ruth Pikes	Went to Independence for Easter.
8	Mrs. W. W. Gist has operation	Operation was at Sartori hospital.
8	Andrew Meier, Kenneth Cotton, and Wayne Martin	Are vacationing at home.
8	Miss Ruth Blande	Was called home to Keokuk.
8	Miss Gretchen Krause	Is ill.
8	Mr. Donald Parker	Visited Clara Kirkeberg.
8	Misses Avis Briar and Dagmar Sperati	Spent the weekend in Decorah.
8	Miss Vera Winterowd	Went home because of illness.
8	College calendar	Meetings and events planned.
8	Miss Lois Fitzgerald	Went to Sioux City to visit her brother.