College Eye — May 9, 1918

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Cedar Valley field meet and declamatory contest; twelve high schools compete here today	Students will participate in the track and field contest during the day and the declamatory contest in the evening.
1	There will be a voice recital	Harriet B. Case will perform in a vocal recital.
1	D Side light on Lake Geneva; religion in sweaters	Men met at Lake Geneva to discuss Christianity.
1	Oration that beat Iowa; "The World's Challenge to the Women of America"; by Gladys Borchers, Whitewater, Wisconsin	Text of the speech by a student at Wisconsin-Whitewater that won the interstate oratorical contest.
1	Teachers trim Wartburg College; easy victory with Waverly aggregation	T. C. won baseball game, 8-0.
1	Teachers baseball schedule	Schedule for rest of season.
1	Teachers College Commencement program; Ex-President Taft will give Commencement address	Schedule of events for the week.
1	College High School Commencement program	Schedule of Commencement exercises.
1	Professor John Ross Frampton	Professor Frampton played piano at the Iowa State Music Teachers Convention.
1	To the alumni	Alumni are invited to a luncheon after Commencement in honor of former President Taft.
1	Be a true Red Cross soldier	Encourages students to make supplies for use overseas.
3	Classes; Junior B. A. supper	Topics discussed during dinner.
3	Military column	Charles H. Pendleton wrote a letter describing his experiences.
4	Criticism	Encourages students to know their facts before entering debates about the war.
4	James editor of last issue	Last issue should be credited to P. G. James, who filled in for C. F. Perrott.
4	A square deal	Superintendents who make salary increases should make sure their teachers get raises as well.
4	Record broken	T. C.'s seven year streak of winning the interstate oratorical contest was broken.
4	Prof. Peterson writes from Camp Funston	Tells of his experiences teaching English to soldiers.
5	Official	Officers elected in Faculty Club; national news regarding education.
6	Voice recital Thursday evening, May 9--7:30 o'clock	Program for recital; roster of performers and their work.
8	John McCoy	Will be going to Winthrop next year.
8	Mahlon H. Johnson	Has been transferred to Camp Livier in South Carolina.
8	Miss Drina Thompson	Married Harold Hemy.
8	Supt. McIntire	Was here interviewing teachers.
8	Wanda Crisman	Is teaching in Montana.
8	Bernice Daniels	Is teaching in Waverly.
8	Supt. Glen Bakkum	Was here looking for teachers.
8	E. H. Erickson	Was here looking for teachers.
8	Charlotte Prill	Will spend the weekend with Olive Perry.
8	Avilda J. Buck	Visited Helen Douglas.
8	Ruth Fullerton	Attended the funeral of her grandfather.
8	Lela Salyers	Spent the weekend with Freda Franz.
8	Marie Smith and Adelaide McKee	Spent the weekend in Des Moines.
8	Supt. Lang	Was here interviewing teachers.
8	Earl Marsh	Visited his sister before going to training camp in Oklahoma.
8	Mr. C. S. Marsh	Stopped here to visit his daughter.
8	Miss Haight and Miss Snyder	Visited Bartlett Hall.
8	Nellie L. Hubbard	Will be staying with Margaret Frye.
8	Marie Leman	Attended the May Festival in Mt. Vernon.
8	Jasper Thompson	Was here visiting before he left to enlist.
8	Mr. John Winn	Visited home before heading to Chicago to enlist.
8	Miss Blanchard	Sprained her wrist.
8	Ruby Whitham	Went home because of an illness.
8	Neva Gallup	Was called home by a death in the family.
8	Obera Brown	Is teaching in Sigourney and is visiting.
8	Betty Crawford	Is visiting Olive Sessions.
8	Mr. Paul James	Spent the weekend in Guttenburg.
8	Miss Florence Price	Visited her sister in Cedar Falls.
8	Sophomore Frolic	Poem about Sophomore class picnics.
8	Harold Shoemaker	Is back in school after teaching in Hawarden.
8	Positions accepted	Roster of those who have found teaching positions.
8	Fortsch-Propst	Mary Propst married Arthur Fortsch.
8	To the Class Organizations:	Wants the classes to choose their sponsors before the end of the term.
8	Class Day	Organizational meeting to be held.