College Eye — April 25, 1917

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Will students cooperate in May Day fete; its educational value	Believes May Day festivities should be carried on and is shocked that the Student Council would consider suspending them.
1	Sunday evening meeting of Christian Associations	Former president of the Iowa Gideons addresses joint Y. M. and Y. W. C. A. meeting.
1	Officer training conference; problems of the American college discussed	Y. M. C. A. holds training conference for officers at Grinnell.
1	Miss Short wins high school declamatory; Elizabeth Mastain captures second honors	Program for event provided.
1	New plan for selecting debaters	Description of new process of selecting debate contestants being considered by the Forensic League.
1	Bartlett Hall gives reception; guests are graciously received and entertained	Formal reception held at Bartlett Hall.
1	Kathryn Westvelt	Kathryn Westvelt called home due to her sister's death.
1	World's peerless harpist with symphony orchestra; critics praise work of orchestra	Henry James Williams of the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra to perform in the college auditorium.
2	Summer term appointments	Roster of faculty appointments for the summer of 1917.
2	J. V. R. Hilgert, instructor in Commercial Department	J. V. R. Hilgert appointed to position in Department of Commercial Education.
2	Office clerk	Alice Boomer appointed office clerk for Bartlett Hall.
2	Dr. Huget to leave for Brooklyn	Profile of J. P. Huget and his pastoral appointment in Brooklyn.
2	H. Kern	H. Kern visits campus.
2	Directors of Extension on Summer School	Professors Reed, McGlade, and Hart to organize schools for the summer of 1917.
3	William Grimshaw Frampton	William Frampton born to Mr. and Mrs. John Ross Frampton.
3	Resignation and leave of absence	Ethel Stephens resigns; Mae Cresswell takes year's leave of absence for study.
3	George C. Krieger, instructor in public school music	George Krieger and Alice Jones hired for summer instruction in Department of Music.
3	Cal McElhinney	Students attend Drake Relays.
3	There will be a class recital	Harriet Case's students to hold piano recital.
3	Outside reading--its values and how to handle it	Outlines the benefits to be gained from reading.
4	Untitled	Addresses walking off sidewalks, faculty course descriptions in the catalog, and social graces.
4	Editorial	Addresses asking foolish questions in class, adding a patriotic demonstration to May Day festivities, military drills on campus, and obtaining military uniforms for men participating in drills.
4	We agree	Speaks out against the custom practiced by many college newspapers of stealing editorials.
4	"Disturb not her dreams"	Women students request that men on their way to early military drills try not to be so noisy; editors agree.
4	Vocational guidance as an aid to the work in English composition	Outlines how vocational guidance can be of use to English instructors.
6	English Club	Meeting held at Professor Fagan's home.
6	First year primary party	First year primary students hold party in Gymnasium.
6	Zeta Society	Officers elected for term listed.
6	Iowa Club	Program of events for meeting provided.
6	Irving notes	Officers elected for term.
6	Homerian and Irving mix	Literary societies hold informal reception for Professors Hearst and Gist.
7	Miss Bernielle Towers	Is teaching in Montezuma; visited family and friends on the Hill.
7	Mr. Bert McDonald	Has been re-elected as superintendent in Clarksville.
7	Miss Edith Hilton	Is teaching in Roe.
7	Ruth Egbert Imlay	Was confined to a hospital in Chicago; now seems to be recovering.
7	Bible study	Led by D. S. Wright.
7	Miss Ruth Hutchison	Has been re-elected in Independence.
7	The Senior Campfire	Senior Campfire Girls hold wiener roast at Dry Run.
7	Y. W. C. A.	Recap of events at meeting; old and new cabinet members head up river to the Sawyer Cottage for retreat.
7	Y. W. C. A. birthday party	All women with birthdays between March and August invited to attend.
7	C. S. A. A.	News notes from the Catholic Student Association.
7	The superintendent of schools at Iowa Falls	Was on campus looking for teachers.
7	Bible study	Attendance at Professor Wright's Bible study groups has increased.
8	"Rus" Dickinson	Visited the Hill last week.
8	Miss Eva McDonald	Is recovering from an appendicitis operation.
8	Tuesday evening	A campfire group met at Dry Run.
8	Miss Winifred Cherry	Visited Mary Ormsby.
8	Positions	Roster of those who have found jobs.
8	Departure of Dr. and Mrs. Fahs	Couple departed for California.
8	Miss Francis Severance	Spent the weekend at home in Davenport.
8	Word has been received	Tom Brown has enlisted in the Navy.
8	Mrs. Esther Seerley Culley	Is at the home of her parents.
8	Mr. Reed	Was ill last week.
8	Notice	Note change in time and place of first aid class.
8	Mr. Severance	Is visiting his daughter.
8	Mrs. T. Justice	Is ill.
8	Miss Bess Briar	Visited Marjorie Arnold in Manchester.
8	Pres. and Mrs. Seerley	Welcome a newborn granddaughter.
8	The Misses Marshall Huntoon and Maude Hutchison	Have tonsillitis.
8	Miss Mamie Wright	Visited Ethel Ehlers.
8	Miss Olive Sessions	Visited family in Charles City.
8	Office work increasing	Two assistants had to be hired.
8	Miss Vera Winterowd	Has recovered from an illness.
8	Miss Minnie Dulcher	Was absent from school due to the death of her father.
8	Miss Vera True	Attended a rally at Shell Rock.
8	Highland Park debate question proposed	Question will involve women and suffrage.
8	Miss Eva McDonald	Had an operation for appendicitis.
8	Miss Pearl Childress	Spent the weekend in Des Moines.
8	College calendar	Meetings and events planned.
8	Miss Wanda Arney	Attended a concert in Iowa City.