College Eye — May 23, 1917

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Lake Geneva's call to victory; facts about the convention	Spotlight on the Y. M. C. A. conference at Lake Geneva, Wisconsin.
1	Teachers win exciting game from Ellsworth; Ellsworth scores 5 in one inning	Teachers College defeats Ellsworth College in baseball, 6-5.
1	Old Gold staff elected; consists of five members	Results from Old Gold election provided; new staff members profiled.
1	English Club celebrates annual May breakfast	Breakfast held at the golf course.
1	Hersey wins high hurdles in state meet; ties state record held by Coe, time 15 4/5	Results from state track meet provided.
1	Teachers win debate from Coe; Teachers 4, Coe 2	Women of college debate idea of compulsory military service.
1	A vote of thanks from visiting superintendents	Expresses thanks for excellence in hosting conference at Teachers College.
2	Clifton Rodrich	Clifton Rodrich and Walter Aldrich visit Mr. Ford.
2	E. Grossman	Eugene Grossman passes the civil service examination in telegraphy.
2	Shorty Berwick	"Shorty" Berwick enlists in the Engineer Corps.
2	Mr. and Mrs. H. Ulish	Helen Wickenhein visited by her sister and brother-in-law.
3	Cut out	Timetables for Cedar Falls railroads provided.
3	We need a few lines	Rex Haight makes his regular visit to campus.
3	Note	Cards received by the Reverend J. E. Shoemaker, brother-in-law of Ira S. Condit, demonstrate the Chinese grasp of the English language.
3	Miss Platner recital	Program for student piano recitals provided; roster of performers and their work.
3	Untitled	The Reverend Holland speaks to Y. M. C. A. on topic of "Real Live Christianity."
4	We are publishing in this issue	Reminder for students to cut out and use the railroad timetable published elsewhere in the issue.
4	Editorial	Requests Commencement announcements be turned in prior to publication of next week's issue; speaks out against "cheap" displays of patriotism; believes the library has become neglected by students.
4	Our duty as college men	Believes college men can best serve the war effort by staying in school and becoming productive members of society in order to support those on the front in Europe.
4	Inefficiency and irresponsibility	Condemns the manner in which the T.C.-Coe debate was conducted.
4	International brotherhood	Publication of winning oration from interstate contest held May 4.
5	Faculty for fall, 1917	The budget is undecided due to war concerns, but some faculty will be returning from leaves of absence.
5	C. S. A. A.	News notes from the Catholic Student Association.
5	Card from Stout	Describes conditions in basic training.
5	The catalog for 1917	Describes timetable for publication.
5	Junior and senior reception	Program for T. C. High School event provided.
6	Y. M. and Y. W.; Sunday evening meeting	Recap of events at Sunday meeting.
6	Y. W. C. A. notes	Miss McCague to speak at meeting.
6	An exceptionally interesting Y. W. meeting	Recap of events at Y. W. C. A. meeting; hear talk on missionary work in Bulgaria.
6	Mathematics Club	Recap of events at meeting; roster of speakers and their topics.
6	Last Saturday evening	President Seerley entertains members of the senior class and the faculty.
6	Home economics dinner	Home Economics faculty entertains members of the graduating class.
6	Irving notes	Officers elected for the coming year.
6	Mr. Charles Cowie	Charles Cowie dies from injuries sustained in a runaway accident.
7	On last Thursday afternoon	Students in the rural demonstration schools hold track meet.
7	Reflections from the recent symphony concerts	Thoughts and opinions on the performance given by the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra.
8	Miss Ruth Fyfe	Spent the weekend here with friends.
8	Mr. Harry McDonald	Visited the Hill last week.
8	Delphian society	List of officers.
8	Mrs. H. P. Shedd	Thanks friends for sympathy over the death of her husband.
8	Bernice Speer	Has accepted a position at the Y. W. C. A. in Clinton.
8	Bethene Smith	Will be teaching in Fairfield.
8	Honorable dismissals	Roster of those who have left school.
8	At the close	Margaret McCague will take a position with the National Y. W. C. A. Board.
8	Miss Mary Weisel	Will be a general secretary.
8	Miss Elizabeth Jones	Spent the weekend with Pearl Krause.
8	Mr. McGlade	Made final plans in Sheldon for a summer school session.
8	Mrs. Butterfield	Spent Mother's Day with her daughter.
8	Irving Hart	Had an operation to remove his adenoids.
8	Mr. Ira Perry	Was injured by a car and is in the hospital.
8	Miss Beulah Giltner	Will be teaching in Macedonia, Iowa.
8	Last week	H. P. Shedd died.
8	Miss Corinne Rothschild	Entertained family last week.
8	Geology class takes trip	Went to Decorah and McGregor.
8	Miss Helen Douglas	Entertained family last weekend.
8	Mr. Reed	Is making plans for setting up a summer school.
8	Miss Morton	Was called home due to family illness.
8	Office force picnic	Many groups have held picnics recently.
8	Miss Gladys Hess	Spent the weekend with Wanda Arney.
8	The Misses Beulah Hammersly and Bessie Gaskill	Visited Mr. and Mrs. Grover Hammersly.
8	The Misses Lora M. Pagett and Bernice Eastman	Visited Mary White.
8	Mr. Kint	Visited his daughter, Pearl, on the Hill.
8	Pres. Seerley	Gave a speech at the Bennington Township picnic.
8	College calendar	Meetings and events planned.
8	The following superintendents	Have called the college office to secure teachers.