College Eye — May 9, 1917

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Verne Marshall speaks on war; speaks from firsthand knowledge	Speaks on his experiences as an ambulance driver along the front in France.
1	The Old Gold is shipped	Old Gold staff receives letter from engraving company stating that the yearbook has been completed and is en route to campus.
1	School Masters hear visitor; Supt. H. B. Wilson of Topeka, Kansas, speaks	Speaks on topic of "training pupils to study".
1	Teachers win first game; Germans defeated by an overwhelming score 9-2	T. C. defeats Dubuque University in baseball, 9-2.
1	Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra; wins great success in the East	Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra profiled; will play at T. C.; photo.
1	Iowa wins oratorical; Wisconsin second	Teachers College wins interstate oratorical contest.
1	Two great conferences at Teachers College; Iowa consolidated schools	Conferences of county superintendents and consolidated school men to be held on the T. C. campus.
2	Another interstate speaking contest	Provision added to Interstate League of Normal Schools constitution allowing for an extemporaneous speaking contest to be held in addition to regular oratory.
2	Miss Helene Howell announces engagement	Announces engagement of Helene Howell to Harold Apfel of Shell Rock.
2	Iowa State Teachers College Commencement program	Program of events provided.
3	Annual Geneva meeting	Y. M. and Y. W. hold annual meeting at Geneva, Wisconsin.
3	Goodbye, soldier boys!; Clios entertain Orio brothers	Party held for departing Orio members inducted into military service.
3	Homerians	Meeting focuses on Red Cross activity.
3	Messrs. Pendy and Herman	Elmo Berwick entertains guests from Ames.
3	The class from Ames	Ames class judging stock at Waterloo also took time to judge on the Hill.
3	Y. M. and Y. W.	W. M. Danner of the Leper Mission speaks at Y. M. C. A. meeting.
3	Untitled	No Y. M. C. A. meeting due to Music Festival; Bible Study Contest is in progress.
3	A specific purpose important	Giving pupils a specific purpose to work for equates to better academic success.
4	Let us get the winning habit	Praises baseball team; urges students to subscribe to Old Gold; highlights positive aspect of monthly examinations.
4	New method of choosing debaters	System to combine tryout debates and classroom work to produce a higher quality team.
4	Our own school	Urges students and faculty alike to speak out in favor of Teachers College in order to help the institution grow.
4	The consolidated high school curriculum	Spotlight on curriculum in consolidated school districts.
5	Urgent watchfulness; Department on Tuberculosis warns against forgetfulness; tuberculosis may increase as a result of war	Letter requesting publication of an article warning against letting down guard against tuberculosis outbreaks; reprint of requested article.
5	Margaret Condit	Margaret Condit accepts a position at the University of Iowa.
5	Student and faculty absent because of accepting military service with the government	State Board of Education grants allowances for students and faculty entering military service.
5	Leaves of absence	Professors Seymour and Arey to take leaves of absence.
5	The budget for 1917	Due to wartime influences, the 1917-1918 budget will not be decided until mid-September.
5	Summer Extension Service; Iowa State Teachers College	Description of summer extension service instruction.
6	I hereby declare myself	Students announce their candidacy for Old Gold staff positions.
6	Honorable dismissals	Roster of those who have left school.
6	Elections	Roster of students receiving teaching positions; correction regarding erroneous report of Margaret Flynn's position at the State Normal School in Kearney, Nebraska.
6	Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra; College Auditorium, Wednesday, May 9th	Program for afternoon and evening concerts provided.
7	Miss Case's students give recital	Program for recital provided; roster of performers and their work.
7	Friday afternoon	Professor Hersey's electricity class takes factory tours.
7	Thanks, boys	Bartlett Hall women thank men for serenading them.
7	Piano recital by Miss Scott	Program for recital provided.
7	Miss Spencer gives recital	Bessie Spencer gives piano recital; program for event provided.
7	C. S. A. A.	Recap of events at meeting.
8	Prof. Begeman and Prof. S. F. Hersey	Attended a meeting in Grinnell.
8	Mr. Joe Day	Visited his daughter, Lillis.
8	Prof. C. W. Stone	Returned from a trip to Chicago.
8	Adrian Garnett	Has enlisted and is now in St. Louis.
8	Miss Lily Robinson	Returned from South Dakota where she had been teaching.
8	Miss Potter	Accompanied Grace Day to Des Moines.
8	Miss Gladys Sabin	Went to Manchester.
8	Miss Vera Keith	Spent the weekend in Aplington.
8	Mr. F. R. Parter	Visited Margaret Hobetetter.
8	Miss Carol Martin	Spent the weekend visiting friends in New Sharon.
8	There will be a recital	On May 14 in the Auditorium.
8	Miss Brocksmit	Visited Cedar Rapids.
8	Detention hospital closed	Hospital closed last week for the first time since Christmas.
8	Miss Mabel Eberhardt	Spent the weekend at home in Mason City.
8	Miss Marcella Smith	Visited friends on the Hill.
8	Supt. S. W. Johnson	Called for nine teachers.
8	Miss Margaret Knight	Visited Blanche Squire.
8	The Misses Helen and Ruth Fullerton	Spent the weekend in Rockford.
8	Miss Elsie Grell	Spent the weekend with Alice Fowler.
8	Miss Mathilde Berg and Miss Claire Glee	Spent the weekend in Hampton.
8	Miss Sadie Tow	Missed school due to illness.
8	The Misses Ella, Geneva and Ruth Lash	Visited a friend in Waverly.
8	Miss Lucette Mettzer	Has stopped her school work and returned to Ames.
8	Miss Trautman	Visited her sister, Effie.
8	Mrs. Gus Koto	Visited her daughter here.
8	The Misses Bess Briggs and Marjorie Cernold	Visited Lucille Arnold in Charles City.
8	Miss Lucille Watson	Accompanied Ethel McGhan to her home in Osage.
8	Miss Hazel Downing	Spent the weekend at home in Mason City.
8	Jacoba Van Dellen	Missed class because of over-exertion.
8	Mr. Seymour	Leaves May 14 to join the officers' corps.
8	Bernice Speer	Spent the weekend in Iowa City.
8	Senior Camp Fire	Will be Friday.
8	The Misses Myrtle Koto, Marjorie White, and June Fisher	Accompanied Jessie Meechem home to Clarion.
8	Miss Agnes Reed	Visited Genevieve Griffin last weekend.
8	Hazel Morris	Accepted a position with the YWCA in Sioux City.
8	Bethene Smith	Spent the weekend in Webster City.
8	College calendar	Meetings and events planned.
8	Announcement party	Margaret Nisbet will marry Harold Milversted.