College Eye — April 3, 1918

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Debaters receive their medals	Debaters with Coe and Morningside received their medals.
1	Zimbalist, April 18; famous violinist to be here soon	Photo and profile of Ephraim Zimbalist.
1	Profs. Barnes, Van Houten, Peterson, and Eells enter Y. M. C. A. work	Will share their areas of knowledge with soldiers at Camp Funston, Kansas.
1	Northeastern division of State Teachers Ass'n; twenty-fourth annual convention, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, April 4, 5, 6, 1918	Will discuss the impact of the war on the teaching profession and subject matter, among other things.
1	An evening with Dickens; Mr. Battis is extremely clever in his presentation	Review of Mr. Battis' impersonations.
1	Dramatic contest Monday night; Short--first, Hansen--second, Cleary--third	Selections were from Shakespeare plays.
1	Japanese Girl presented to full house; Cecilians under Miss Burney's direction give Red Cross benefit	Review of the performance.
2	The conservation exhibit	Home Economics department taught others how to conserve.
2	What your bond purchase will accomplish	How money given through bonds will be spent.
2	Will have not only speeches but illustrated lectures	The Third Liberty Loan will be explained and illustrated to help people understand how it works.
3	Y. M. C. A. cabinet elected for 1918	Announces and introduces new officers.
3	An open letter	Encourages women to attend Y. W. C. A. hikes.
3	Miss Seesholtz	National YWCA official will speak to Y. M. and Y. W. members on the topic "What I believe and why".
3	Red Cross	Advisory committee has been appointed.
3	Y. M. C. A.	Professor Begeman spoke on "Science and Righteousness".
3	Dear Bernice Ravelin	Edith Sweet discusses her missionary work in India.
4	The Hun drive	Believes Germany will be defeated.
4	Why teachers are scarce	Attributes scarcity of teachers to low salaries; column reprinted from the Waterloo Tribune.
4	Inefficiency and high wages	Students who practice teaching before getting a job earn higher wages.
4	The patriotic rally	Believes that the rally was insulting to Catholics.
4	As you were!	Student teaching is necessary.
5	The Inside Survey; continuation of Pres. Seerley's speech at Atlantic City, N. J. on The Inside Survey
6	Military column	Students and faculty who have left the college to serve in military training camps.
6	Official	Edna Sanford resigned; news of other schools.
6	Henry Sabin; October 23, 1829. March 22, 1918	Biography of Henry Sabin by President Seerley.
7	Society	Philos held first meeting of the term; ten minutes from each meeting will be devoted to parliamentary drill.
7	Prof. Welles assists in presentation of the Messiah at Iowa City	Has participated in all areas of producing the performance.
7	Commencement cast will begin work soon	"Mother" is the play chosen; cast has yet to be decided.
8	Lenora Pendleton	Spent Easter with Eva McDonald.
8	Doris Brown	Visited Edna Eastman.
8	Isabel Montgomery and Janie Sanderson	Spent last week in Essex.
8	Mrs. Lichtenheld	Is visiting her daughter.
8	Miss Eunice Aitcheson	Has the mumps.
8	Professor Gist	Update on the Gist men who are in military service.
8	Supt. A. M. Carmichael	Was here to interview teachers.
8	Mr. and Mrs. David Gill	Visited Mary McClure.
8	Mr. Van Sant	Was here for Easter.
8	Mr. Harry Shannon, Thos. P. McDonald and Mr. Cooley	Spent Easter with friends in Cedar Falls.
8	Miss Grace Wilson	Visited Gladys Braley.
8	Helen Fullerton	Has gone to teach in Colfax.
8	Irene Parno	Is teaching in Greene; recently visited here.
8	Supt. E. S. Selle	Was here looking for teachers.
8	Loretta and Ellen Doherty	Visited with Inez Puty.
8	Mable Meek	Is working in Minneapolis; recently visited here.
8	Alberta Woodring	Is teaching in Bedford.
8	The freshmen B. A.'s	Had a party.
8	Irene Lewis	Was a substitute teacher in Fort Dodge last week.
8	Miss Dorothy Cooledge	Spent Easter at home, as did Hazel Shillinglaw.
8	De Floy Goudy	Will substitute teach in Cedar Rapids.
8	The following Bartlett Hall girls	Roster of women who spent the weekend at home.
8	The following girls	Spent Easter at home.
8	Miss Sara Bishop	Spent Easter with Mrs. E. W. Jones in Webster City.
8	Pearl E. McLain	Spent the weekend with Helen Nelson in Wallingford.
8	"Shorty" Mitchell	Is a postmaster in Manly; will be leaving for Fort Madison.
8	Lois Bronson	Is teaching in Washington, Iowa.
8	Andy Meyer	Is studying in Chicago; spent part of a recent vacation in Cedar Falls.
8	Victor Peterson	Is at Fort Leavenworth in the medical corps.
8	Laura Huber	Is entertaining her mother.
8	Ruth Gist	Spent Easter in Cedar Falls.