College Eye — April 16, 1919

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Where are Teachers College people going to teach	Jobs and locations for those who have found positions.
1	Staff candidates for next year	Roster of College Eye staff candidates.
1	The far-famed Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra	The Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra will perform in the college auditorium on April 24; photo.
1	New books placed in the library	Brief reviews.
1	Great Galeoto pleases audience	Review of the play presented by the Clifford Devereux Players.
1	Philo mock trial tomorrow night
1	Teachers College entertains Iowa Academy of Science	Will hold annual meeting on campus.
1	English Club plans program	David Riley Earl will present readings.
1	"Feast of the Little Lanterns" was a feast indeed	Review of the performance.
2	Social life at Iowa State Teachers College	Believes that the social life at Iowa State Teachers College is not very exciting.
3	The Reserve Officers Training Corps	Students need to understand the ramifications of having an ROTC unit on campus.
3	Three ups	Advice on how to speak effectively.
4	The Lecture Course	Says that the purposes of the Lecture and Entertainment Course is to instruct and entertain.
4	From "over there"	Notes from Casper Schenk, W. C. Schluter, and John R. Brown.
4	The lecture course	Says that the purposes of the Lecture and Entertainment Course is to instruct and entertain.
4	Student volunteers	Will attend missionary conference.
5	Roderick Fullerton	Accepted a position in Minneapolis.
5	A. W. Moore, of the class of 1905	West Union superintendent has been elected city superintendent of Oelwein.
5	Colonel Miles	Inspected the college R. O. T. C.
5	Mr. McCreary	Looking for a tap-drummer.
5	The six girls who represented Teachers College in the recent debate	Enjoyed a Tuesday evening of entertainment and dinner at Professor and Mrs. Lynch's home.
5	Miss Anna Gertrude Childs had a recent letter	Former Assistant Librarian Ruby Charlton has fully recovered and will be returning to the college.
5	Words have been received here that John Mastain	Military man to set sail again.
5	S. C. E. Powers	Former student is visiting friends at the college.
5	Roderick Fullerton	Accepted a position in Minneapolis.
5	Jack Ryan '17	University of Iowa student visits sister.
5	Merton Palmer '17	Home from the military; former student visits brother at the college.
5	Mr. Clyde Workman B.A. 1912	Superintendent of Grundy Schools is here looking for teachers.
5	Miss Mabel Clausen P. S. M. '18	Nora Springs teacher is visiting friends at the college.
5	Mrs. F. H. Karsten of Marengo	Visited daughter Katherine and stayed for "The Feast of Little Lanterns."
5	Miss Zelma Brooks	Stayed at Jean Gleaves home.
5	Miss Leone Thiessen	Released from Sartori after appendicitis surgery and is home recovering.
5	D. L. Meyer	Spent Sunday in Cedar Rapids.
5	Geo. Bleeker, '18	Visited friends at the college last week.
5	Charles McKinstry, former student here in 1917	Home from service; visits parents on Clay Street.
5	The Junior B. A. class will entertain	Arrangements by Helen Draper for event at the home of Vesta Rugg, Friday.
5	Miss Julia Hurd is here from Vermont	Called home due to mother's illness.
5	The H. O. B. O. and Xanho fraternities	Entertained at dancing party in Woodman Hall.
5	Miss Margaret Condit from Iowa City	Spent Sunday with parents.
5	Hugh Logan	Accepted position in Gilmore City.
5	Miss Myra Gibbons	Called home due to mother's illness.
5	Miss Theresa Evenson	Called home due to father's illness.
5	Miss Marietta Pederson	Was the guest of Grace Townsend in Charles City.
5	Miss Lillian Joseph and Miss Mabel Jennings	Visited family in Cedar Rapids.
5	Miss Bertha Van de Brake	Called home due to aunt's death.
5	Miss Clara Large	Entertained her sister, Mrs. Edward Bartling, last week.
5	How about your summer vacation?	Women should use their summer vacation time to help the younger women in their home towns.
6	Twentieth year reunion	A look at some of the members of the Class of 1899.