College Eye — April 18, 1917

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Varsity begins work on diamond; Capt. McElhinney leads in batting	Preview of baseball team for upcoming season.
1	Class play is selected	Cast announced for production of "Monsieur Beauclaire".
1	Music Festival on May 9	Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra to play at the auditorium.
1	Miss Myrtle Munref	Myrtle Munref visits her sister, Mrs. Charles.
1	Social Science meeting	Recap of events at meeting; address given by the Reverend Metcalf on conditions in England due to the war.
1	U.S. recognizes Army Association work; care of moral and spiritual lives of soldiers essential	Y. M. C. A. prepares to minister to active soldiers if called into duty.
1	Old Gold is completed; exceptional in many phases	Old Gold completes publication run; to go on sale soon.
1	Prospect for a strong team; competition in distance is keen	Preview of track team for upcoming season.
1	Students organize company	Military training to replace physical training for men; work under direction of National Guard; further arrangements to be made in fall.
1	Y. W. C. A. organizes class in first aid; five hundred sixty women enroll	Course will certify women as nurses for the Red Cross.
1	Faculty asks for military training; to begin work Mon., April 30th	Committee on Military Training for Faculty Members outlines proposal for military education.
2	Books by members and ex-members of the faculty	Bibliography of the work of past and current faculty members.
2	In the Palace of the King	Review of the movie "In the Palace of the King" presented by the lecture committee.
3	Mr. B. Dewayne Silliman	Representatives from Coe College visit campus to seek support from the Delta Sigma Rho chapter here in establishing a chapter at their institution.
4	Will the world become socialistic?	Compares socialism to a germ and describes belief of why a socialist system is inherently flawed.
4	Miss Pearl Long	Pearl Long has her tonsils removed.
4	Editorial	Denounces students missing class on account of lack of sleep as well as vandalism in the cloak rooms; addresses disturbances during chapel services; questions excessive use of funds for a May Day parade; requests reporters have their stories in on time.
4	"Life topics" in industrial arts	Professor Van Oot describes why industrial arts education is necessary in public schools.
6	C. S. A. A.	News notes from the Catholic Student Association.
6	Neo Society	Society holds informal party for honorary and pledged members.
6	Ellen Richards Club	Anne Porter speaks on practical home nursing.
6	How many of you	Reminder to pay College Eye subscriptions.
6	Training School to have declamatory	Students participating in contest listed.
6	Last Friday evening	Cedar Falls Band performed at the Cotton Theatre.
7	Sammy liked "Coney Island"	Notice for show appearing at Cotton Theatre.
7	Y. W. C. A. hikes begun	Women hike from the corner of 24th and College Streets out into the countryside.
7	All local interest centers in big amateur show, "A Day at Coney Island"	Reserved seats on sale at Chase's Jewelry Store.
7	Advice by a senior who studies to a senior who has steadies	Suggests students keep academic and personal lives separate and not let them interfere with each other.
8	Bartlett Hall to give reception	Reception will be for faculty.
8	Miss Dorothy Munson	Spent the weekend in Ames.
8	Miss Pearl Kent	Visited Sadie Whitney.
8	Miss Hildred Swinburne	Is visiting Vera Schultz.
8	Ruth Foskett returns from hospital	Recovering nicely from an operation for appendicitis.
8	Mrs. Gist improving	She has returned home from the hospital.
8	Miss Hazel Brown gone to Montana	She will live in Nashua, Montana.
8	The Misses Ruby and Vilda Barker	Returned home for the funeral of their uncle.
8	Miss Sadie Tow	Returned home after the death of an uncle.
8	Miss Grace Wilson	Went to Ames to visit Lucille Lang.
8	Miss Pauline Rose	Visited family in Olin.
8	Miss Gertrude Noble	Visited Lucille Boyd.
8	The Y. W. C. A. is planning	A meeting for next Friday.
8	Miss Dorothy Klay	Spent the weekend with Mildred Baker.
8	The Misses Pearle Miller and Julia Bochenthein	Were part of an event at Benson school.
8	Miss Lucile Liffring	Visited Mable Eichorn.
8	Miss Ruth Maag	Attended a party in Iowa City.
8	Miss Wilma Hinselman	Spent the weekend at home in Davenport.
8	College calendar	Meetings and events planned.