College Eye — May 16, 1918

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	James Porter passes away; illness of five days' duration is fatal	Typhoid developed into pneumonia.
1	Wartburg College swamped in practice game; Waverly again meets defeat at hands of the Teachers	Teachers won baseball game, 21-7.
1	Teachers drop listless game to Morningside; game very slow	T. C. needs to work on batting; lost baseball game to Morningside, 3-0.
1	West track men romp away with annual C. V. meet on T. C. field; score nearly double the points won by runner-up; G. Miller is individual star and show	Waterloo West High won the Cedar Valley track meet.
1	May Day great success; machine gun squad big feature of the day; address by Judge Lawrence DeGraff of Des Moines; address by Irving Hart	Schedule of events.
1	Orchestra concert; Friday evening	Will feature French, Russian, and African-American music.
2	Classes	The Chemistry Department will go on a class trip Waterloo to visit the gas and electric plants.
2	Y. W. C. A.	Encourages women to keep their ideals high.
3	Five join Marine Crops	Five TC men join the Marines.
3	Heads Chemistry Department	M. Hartaway will be Head of the Department of Chemistry in Kenosha.
4	Last issue of College Eye	Both the business manager and general editor have joined the military; thanks students and faculty for contributions to paper.
4	Counter-attractions	A party was being held at the same time as the high school declamatory contest.
4	Salaries	Defends teachers asking for larger salaries; claims it has nothing to do with war profiteering.
4	The student of today	The student of today enjoys his education and is interested in a wide variety of subjects.
4	Value and advantages to be derived from attendance at summer school	School can now be completed in three years instead of four, due to summer school.
5	Official	News of professors and staffing changes.
6	Red Cross	Next Red Cross drive will begin on May 20; goal is $100,000,000.
6	College men should advocate universal military training	Advocates one year of mandatory military training for every college man between the ages of eighteen and twenty-one.
6	Schoolteacher must take oath of Americanism	If students wish to teach in California, they must take an "oath of allegiance" to the United States.
8	Accepted positions	roster of students and where they will be teaching.
8	May Cole and Francis Severance	Spent the weekend in Iowa City.
8	Mr. Sampson's class	Visited the Little Brown Church in Nashua.
8	"Jap" Thompson and John Winn	Are in the Naval Reserve.
8	Kenneth C. Moore	Will be at the Columbia Barracks in Ohio.
8	Bartlett Hall girls	Students who went out of town for the weekend.
8	Dr. N. R. Jongewaard	Stopped here on his way to Chicago.
8	Miss Myrtle Fuller	Spent the weekend with Leona Short.
8	Miss Perrott	Is here visiting her brother.
8	Mr. Franklin	Is here on furlough.
8	Mr. Getchell	Took his class on a trip to Waterloo.
8	Miss Edith Nichols	Returned home to be with her ill brother.
8	Sylvia Hoffman	Visited Maude McVey.
8	Miss Amanda Rummels	Went to her home in Nichols.
8	Alvin S. Tostlebe	Is enjoying his time in the Navy.
8	A number	Bartlett Hall women out of town for the weekend.
8	Wm. Burney	Entered the Navy.
8	U. S. food administration	Encourages men not in the armed services to raise food for those overseas.