College Eye — May 21, 1919

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	According to present plans	Professor Getchell will likely study at the University of Wisconsin.
1	Mysterious actions at play practices	Rehearsal under way for Commencement play.
1	Spring football given try out	Lieutenant Harris would like to try spring football, but other sports interfere.
1	College spirit advanced in unequaled strides; May Day exercises one big success with every student closer to college.	Description of May Day celebrations.
1	Darsie concert tomorrow night	George and Gertrude Darsie will perform.
1	Education laws of thirty-eighth General Assembly	Titles of bills.
1	Geneva prospects	A number of men will be attending the Lake Geneva conference.
1	"Bul Bul" operetta successfully staged	Review of the performance.
1	Seven contestants orate Friday night in Gilchrist chapel; first place awarded to Miss Helen Henderson for "Foreign Born" oration.	Speakers and their topics.
1	Rev. M. K. W. Heicher	The Reverend M. K. W. Heicher will speak to Y group.
1	Win one, drop one, is week's baseball record; Dubuque is nosed out of a victory here last Wednesday when Porter crosses plate.	The baseball team wins a game, then loses a game, then wins a game. Also, the last game against Dubuque was a close one, but Teachers College came out on top.
1	Senior high players present two plays	Will present "Neighbors" and "The Romancers".
1	"Little ships" subject of Professor Luteyn's talk	Will speak at YMCA meeting.
2	Credit where credit is due	Tribute and thanks to President Seerley.
2	Our advisory board	Thank the advisory board of the College Eye.
2	Music interests at Iowa State Teachers College	The year end music recitals are in May.
2	Begrudging fifty cents	All students need to pay their fifty cent fee for the May Day fete.
2	Young Men's Christian Association and Young Women's Christian Association	Program for the meeting.
2	The last issue	This is the last issue of the College Eye for the year; staff says good-byes and wishes good luck for next year.
2	To the new staff	A good staff for the College Eye is lined up for next year.
3	Grinnell women's issue tells of Teachers College girls
4	Attempt to get list of '76 students	President Seerley is attempting to locate all students who attended the Normal School in 1876.
4	Student critique; dedicated to whom it may concern	Believes that most chapel exercises consist of boring announcements that no one cares about.
4	Societies; Shake-Aristo initiation	Literary society news notes.
5	Young Men's Christian Association and Young Women's Christian Association	Program for the meeting.
5	George Bleecker, '18, of Ackley	Alumnus visited campus.
5	Otto Matte	Mason City teacher visited campus.
5	Miss Mabel Deeny	Spent weekend in Bristow, Iowa, with Caryl Crawford.
5	Dr. W. W. Gist	Professor of English and Grand Army Post member will give Memorial Day speech to the G. A. R. in Cedar Rapids.
5	The Freshman, Junior, and Senior P.T.	Camp Fire girls spent weekend up river at a house party.
5	Rev. Dr. Percival Huget	Notable alumnus and pastor from New York visited campus.
5	Ella Sailor, Marian Burrows, and Vesta Weaver	Visited friends in Cedar Rapids.
5	Marion Rash, Hilda Faris, and Mildred Hemphill	Attended the Ruth Fullerton party in Rockford.
5	C. L. Gormley, '17	Alumnus and Superintendent of Waverly schools visited campus.
5	Lieut. Beanblossom, spent a few days here	Visited sister in Ley Hall.
5	Miss Isadre Bender of Grinnell	Visited friends on campus.
5	P. Schuman Ray	Des Moines man visited college.
5	Kenney Brunsvold now stationed at Camp Grant	Visited the campus while on furlough.
5	Lieut. Al Sorenson	Alumnus and aviator stationed at Kelley field visited the campus.
5	Fern Strawbridge	Spent weekend in Greene at the Refsniders.
5	Mrs. C. G. Schmoeller of Washington	Washington, Iowa, woman spent time with daughter Norine.
5	Romeo Short	Former football captain and former military man left for Canadian farming interests.
5	Katherine Gowans, Blanche Snowden, and Clara Henrickson	Visitors of the Genevieve Johnson home in Allison.
5	Mrs. Robinson visited her daughter	Clear Lake mother visited daughter Marjorie.
5	Marian Burrows accompanied Ella Sailor	Visit to Sailor home in Cedar Rapids.
5	Cleo Boughton enjoyed a visit	Visited by aunt, Mrs. Shoemaker, from Clear Lake.
5	Charlotte Cameron	Traveled to Greene with Ada Lawler.
5	Ruth Snyder and Helen Brown	Guests of Marie Tracy in Nashua.
5	Mrs. Neva Gutches French	Guest of Leona Spragg in Hazelton.
5	Irene Lillis arrived Saturday	Briefly visited sister Carmel in Bartlett Hall.
5	Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Richards	Cotter couple visited daughter Anita; attended May fete.
5	Miriam Andrews, Marion Rash, Hilda Faris, and Mildred Hemphill	Guests of Ruth Fullerton.
5	Maryeda Boyd	Guest of Margaret Fluent to Mason City.
5	Ina May Martin	Visited the F. J. McNeil home in Mason City.
5	Mildred Rector, Gladys Birum, and Florence Boomer	Went with Avis Flint to her Nashua home.
5	Vesta Weaver went to Cedar Rapids Friday	Visited Martha Chalmers at Coe College.
5	Georgianna Ruff and Alva Gaarder	Stayed with friends in Dumont.
5	Is this your trunk?	General rules on how not to lose your baggage while on a trip.
5	Miss Florence White of Waterloo	Visited Mabel Deeny in Bartlett Hall.
6	Announcement	Vesta Rugg will be editor and Tracy Hodsdon will be business manager of 1920 Old Gold.
6	Lieutenant Ludeman back in United States
6	Herbert Love, U. S. N., at college last week	Eugene Grossman hopes to be discharged and return to college.
6	Lieutenant Roy Harris, head of Reserve Officers Training Corps, makes clear-cut statements of work	Talks about the advantages and experiences of ROTC participation.