College Eye — May 16, 1917

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Teachers win one and lose two; team is showing up well	Teachers College baseball team loses to Highland Park, 5-4, and Iowa State, 2-0; defeats Dubuque, 5-0.
1	Convention is great success; program unusually interesting	The superintendents and consolidated schools conferences wrap up; praise for issues discussed.
1	Black Hawk corn contest; five hundred dollars prize money	Black Hawk County hosts corn-growing contest; five hundred dollars in gold contributed by James Black.
1	Side-lines	Advocates people adopting a hobby in order to constructively pass time and relieve mental pressure.
1	West Waterloo wins Cedar Valley meet; Training School places fourth	Results from track meet.
1	Teachers to debate Coe; military training to be discussed	Women to debate topic of compulsory military training for men.
1	N. C. A. A.	Recap of events at Catholic Student Association meeting.
2	Sioux Club entertained	Sioux Club treated to dinner by Professor Merchant and his sister.
2	Prof. Luteyn talks to Y. M. and Y. W. Sunday evening	Y. M. and Y. W. C. A. hold joint meeting; address given on "The Way of Rejoicing."
2	Irving notes	Program provided for recent Irving Society meeting.
2	Miss Elizabeth G. Pearce	Elizabeth Pearce of Teachers College was in attendance at the installation of the new University of Iowa president.
3	Social Science Club	To hold last regular meeting of the year.
3	Eulalian Society	Meeting postponed due to members wishing to attend the Teachers College-Iowa State baseball game.
3	Miss Grace Hillar	Grace Hillar spends the weekend at home in Charles City.
3	Song recital	Program for voice recital of Harriet Case's students provided.
3	Our advertisers	Roster of College Eye advertisers; photo.
3	Society	Shakespearean Society members parody the classroom setting.
4	If we dared	Expresses distaste for men who visit the Hill to pick up women and with those women who respond to them.
4	The team	Encourages people to watch the baseball team and to tout their success this season.
4	Keep cool	Encourages young men not to rush into military service, but instead to use good judgment to decide where they can best help their country.
4	Former I. S. T. C. student dead	Golda Lewis died May 6, 1917.
4	The convention	Believes superintendents conference was a resounding success thanks to the efforts of students and faculty alike.
5	The elimination of unnecessary material in mathematics in Iowa	Publication of a report from the 1916 Iowa Association of Mathematics Teachers.
6	Teachers hold Ames to small score	Iowa State defeats Teachers College in baseball, 2-0.
7	The following	List of superintendents looking for teachers.
7	Elections	Roster of students and the positions they now have.
7	Miss Bess Litchfield	Married Claude Berry.
7	Weekend house party	Senior Campfire Girls meet in Marshalltown.
7	Honorable dismissals	Roster of students with honorable discharges from school.
7	Every one was very highly pleased	Superintendent Moeller has recovered from his illness.
8	Miss Stella Maiden	Missed school due to illness.
8	Erwin Sage	Underwent examination for the Officers Training Camp.
8	Mrs. Clark	Visited Mr. and Mrs. Glade.
8	T. C. alumni	Many alumni and former students attended the recent conference for county superintendents.
8	Misses Maude Thomas, Dollie Thompson, and Hazel Curran	Spent the weekend in Reinbeck.
8	Miss J. T. McDonald	Eva McDonald has quit school due to appendicitis.
8	Esther Briggs and May Craig	Attended a house party in Stanley.
8	Over fifty automobiles	Were at ISTC during the superintendent conference.
8	Miss Leona Short	Went to Nashua.
8	A local from the "Manly Chief"	Glen Mitchell has tested for Officers Training work.
8	Miss Lenore Shanewise	Will spend the summer in Colorado before returning to ISTC in the fall.
8	Mrs. R. L. Johnson	Visited her daughter and cousin.
8	Miss Broeksmit	Entertained Mrs. Clifton Crull.
8	Supt. Fred Cram	Attended recent convention.
8	Vivian Dell Turner	Attended the recent conference.
8	Mr. Harrison	Attended convention last week.
8	Miss Jane Bigelow	Is teaching in Waterloo and attended a concert here.
8	Paul James	Attended the conference here last week.
8	Miss Florence Ward	Visited the Hill.
8	Miss Eleanor Gray	Works at a Normal school in Bellingham, Washington.
8	Supt. Ernest D. Bloom	Announces completion of building in Rolfe.
8	Miss Tucker	Visited the Professors Schuneman and Rice.
8	College calendar	Meetings and events planned.
8	On Wednesday evening	The faculty entertained visiting superintendents.