College Eye — June 6, 1917

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	The following girls	Several women intend to start active Red Cross activities in their communities.
1	Red Cross benefit. Professors Childs and Frampton	Professor Childs and Frampton will perform.
1	Untitled	College graduates are needed to help fix the world's problems.
1	Alumni luncheon; weather and war interfere	Several program participants were unable to attend.
1	Baccalaureate service Sunday	President Seerley spoke on "The Power of the Endless Life."
1	School honors Prof. Arey; fitting services held in College Auditorium	Recognize Professor Arey's fifty years in educational service; Professor Gist and others spoke in tribute.
1	Hon. Gov. Harding gives Commencement address	Many old grads attended.
1	Miss Anne Throckmorton	Anne Throckmorton has been teaching in Davenport.
1	Dedication service; campus elm dedicated to Prof. Arey	Large elm near Library dedicated to Professor Arey.
1	Faculty reception to seniors and alumni; Training School scene of festivities	Faculty and guests enjoy the party.
1	Alumni and senior class prayer service; Dr. T. U. McManus leads	Class of 1892 holds reunion.
2	Kappa Rho organized; women's debating fraternity	Discuss constitution and enjoy social meeting.
2	Dedication of new consolidated schools	New schools dedicated at Hudson and Orange.
3	A pair of sixes	Will present farce in summer school.
3	Miss Hazel Orris	Hazel Orris is visiting her sister Velma.
3	I. S. T. C. as leader	Should receive credit for organizing Kappa Rho, a women's debate group.
3	The progressives	Class of 1918 talks about its achievements and plans.
3	P. E.'s to conduct model camp	Physical education students will spend a week on the Cedar River.
4	The Old Gold staff	Thanks members of the Old Gold staff for a job well done.
4	The old staff	Praises the work done by the 1916-1917 College Eye staff.
4	The new staff	W. Palmer Hollis, Margaret Wolff, Harold Hartman; photo.
4	College attendance in 1917-18	Looks at the possible effect of military enlistment on college enrollment.
4	To the College Eye	Milton Tostlebe gives a description of army life.
5	Do judges judge?	Disagrees with the results of the last oratorical contest.
5	A pair of sixes	Will present farce.
5	Classes: the girl graduate	Description of the modern woman graduate.
6	Sentiments of an overworked senior--1917	Would like to rest for awhile.
6	Society	News from campus organizations and societies.
6	Forensic League statement	Financial statement for the year.
6	Training School gives commencement play	Presented "The Twig of Thorn."
7	Maria Hahn	Has been teaching in Mallard and has returned for Commencement.
7	C. F. Schweiker	Is visiting old friends.
7	The class of 1882	Will have a reunion.
7	Miss Eleanor Gray	Works in the Normal school in Bellingham, Washington.
7	Mr. Harry Anderson	Has taken a position with the Iowa State College.
7	New vocational building open for summer term	The four story building will be divided among manual training, agriculture, domestic science, and art.
7	Oscar Van Zant	Is visiting friends.
7	Alvin Tostlebe	Is home for vacation.
7	Mr. Wallace K. Knobbe	Is attending Commencement and looking for teachers.
7	Ella Pultz	Is teaching in Holstein and is visiting her sister, Laura.
7	Marjorie Johnson	Has taught in Janesville and will take up work in Independence.
7	Tom Ryan	Taught at Remsen.
7	Hazel Aldrich	Has been re-elected at Lewiston, Idaho.
7	Nell Young	Is teaching in Rudd, and is visiting Henrietta Whittacre.
7	Cora Stenstrud	Has been visiting her sister, Lillian.
7	Julia Hurd	Will be coming home from Columbia University.
7	Mr. Jap Thompson	Is studying in Chicago.
7	Mr. Edward A. Ruppelt	Married Bess Maxwell.
7	To our physiology	Story about the things learned at school.
7	The new Vocational Building open for summer term	Building will house the Agriculture, Manual Training, Domestic Science, and Art Departments; cost was about $100,000.
7	Carl Hauser	Is visiting Cedar Falls.
8	Miss Anna Fell	Plans to study music at ISTC.
8	The following members of the faculty	Have given commencement addresses.
8	Aubrey Grubb	Attended a convention in Waterloo.
8	Miss Jones	Is visiting her sister.
8	The following people	Are visiting family and friends.
8	Mira Downs	Is visiting here with her sister.
8	Mrs. J. S. Leeper	Is visiting Mrs. Howell.
8	Major Holland	Is attending Commencement in Ames.
8	Miss Leta Walsh	Is studying at the University of Chicago this summer.
8	Miss Florence Frier	Is in charge of Household Science in New York.
8	The H. E. department	Entertained in honor of Miss Brookins.
8	The Misses Leona Meier, Alene Clemons, and Emma Hemphill	Spent the weekend in Parkersburg.
8	Miss Fra Clark	Will teach here this summer.
8	Miss Carpenter	Is on alumnae visiting and examining board at Cornell College.
8	Mr. Mount	Has a new Buick.
8	A sister of Jerry Walker	Is visiting.
8	Irene Burg	Spent Decoration Day on the Hill.
8	Miss Van Hoesen	Will be teaching at the University of Chicago.
8	Miss Roberts	Is spending some time at home.
8	Miss Thompson	Attended the Galli-Curci concert on campus.
8	Marion Wallace	Will visit her sister in Chicago.
8	Jim Kemman	Is visiting his sister Caroline.
8	Helen Hinkson	Is spending the weekend in Fertile, Iowa.
8	Mrs. Ruth Downy	Is visiting Leila Marsh.
8	Miss Richer	Has been ill for two weeks.
8	Thelma Wickersheim	Went home to Monoa to meet new infant niece.
8	Mr. John L. Shiply	Are visiting Lillian Lambert.
8	Faculty regiment	Had pictures taken for the annual.
8	Dr. and Mrs. Thos. M. Throckmorton	Will be visiting.
8	Mervin and Glenn Cowan	Will be leaving to do farm work in Cherokee County.