College Eye — May 28, 1919

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Untitled	Profile of President Homer H. Seerley; photo.
1	Unusual Memorial Day celebration; M. F. Arey presiding officer	Civil War veteran M. F. Arey will speak; complete program announced.
1	Ladies society day Thursday; program prepared by physical training department	Women's societies will march in annual parade.
1	T. C. celebrates 42nd Commencement	Profile of Major General Leonard Wood who will deliver Commencement address.
1	Miss Sara Rice	Sara Rice and G. W. Walters spoke at high schools.
1	Win two but lose third; drop thirteen inning contest to Morningside	I. S. T. C. baseball team defeated Ellsworth, 12-1, and Dubuque, 7-5, but lost to Morningside.
1	Prof. Luteyn addresses Y. M. C. A.	Peter Luteyn described Biblical story of Jesus on the Sea of Galilee.
1	Mrs. Gertrude Darsie presents concert; gives last number on college lecture course	Review of contralto Gertrude Darsie's performance on campus.
2	Kansas gets Merner	Alumnus Carl Merner will coach track and basketball at Kansas University.
2	Untitled	Pearl Poppen's brother visited.
2	T. C. H. S. presents plays	"Neighbors" and "The Romancers" were performed by Training School students.
2	Harm Ludeman returns	Alumnus has returned to Cedar Falls after being discharged from the Marine Corps.
2	Gammas enjoy house party	Sixteen women enjoyed Alpha Beta Gamma house party.
2	Untitled	News about alumni, faculty, and students.
3	Harriet Horn	Harriet Horn visited Parkersburg.
3	T. C. ballplayers go in for semi-pro	Some I. S. T. C. baseball players will play in semi-professional leagues.
3	Miss Frances Stepanek	Lenora Stepanek was visited by her sister.
3	Announcement	Mary M. Short announced her wedding date at dinner party; will marry P. Victor Peterson on June 18, 1919.
3	Professor Abbott	Professor Abbott took Plant Taxonomy class on a field trip.
3	Bunch completes pitch range audiometer to measure hearing	Alumna Cordia Bunch invented pitch range audiometer while working as a research assistant at Iowa State University.
4	Editorially Speaking	States purpose of College Eye; says goodbye to graduating seniors, encourages students to tell others about I. S. T. C.; claims athletics make a college well-known; mentions job opportunities for harvest time; encourages the spread of school spirit.
5	McCreery goes to Davenport	Otis McCreery was elected assistant general secretary of the Y. M. C. A; students of Professor Welles gave recital.
5	Prefers T. C. to Cornell Univ.	Professor Palmer declined position in New York.
5	Alumni breakfast	Alumni will give breakfast in honor of Class of 1919.
5	Avis Jackson	Avis Jackson visited Doris Miller.
6	Doris Palmer in concert	Doris Palmer played organ and piano recitals.
6	The Achoth sorority	Achoth Sorority hosted house party at Knapp cottage.
6	Students concert Thursday evening	Program for instrumental and vocal recital.
6	Y. M. C. A. picnic	Y. M. C. A. will have final gathering of the year.
6	The first year home economics students	Home Economics faculty hosted first year students.
6	Commencement calendar	Schedule of events.
6	Wanda Lichtenheld	Students spent weekend at Hearst Cottage.
7	Miss Platner's advanced pupils in concert	Review of student recital.
7	Professor and Mrs. Cummings	Professor Cummings hosted the Commercial classes at his home.
7	Ethel Warner	Ethel Warner went to Parkersburg.
7	Here's to the P. E. faculty	Physical training students thank the faculty.
7	Pep meeting Wednesday after chapel	Lieutenant Harris called athletes together to discuss next year's athletics prospects.
7	Col. Lewis inspects	Lt. Col. C. R. Lewis has accepted position as assistant inspector of the 8th Division, whose headquarters are in Minneapolis.
8	Miss Durleas	Drove to Decorah with Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Fugersaa.
8	Ava Connelly	Went to Northwood with Marjorie McKane to visit her home.
8	Mr. and Mrs. Burrows	Visited her daughter Marian.
8	Miss Meda Olson	Visited Helen Gjellefald.
8	Members of the college class of the Congregational Church	Held a breakfast.
8	The Classical Club	Held final meeting at the home of Professor Merchant.
8	Friends of Mrs. Mildred Walls-Robinson	Arrived in New York; awaiting her husband's discharge.
8	Miss Neva Camery	Visited relatives in Traer.
8	Miss Martin and Miss Baxter	Resigned from their positions; both plan to go to New York.
8	Miss Lillian Lambert	Called to Chicago due to her sister's death.
8	Mrs. Beavers	Spending time with her daughter, Gladys Beavers.
8	Miss Esther Rosemond	Visiting her cousin, Jeannette.
8	Ruth Hunter	Held a gathering at her home in Shell Rock for the Spicer Hall girls.
8	Miss Nell Sheehe	Visited campus; teaching in Dallas Center.
8	Ann Crowley	Visited her home in Winthrop.
8	The Public School Music students	Party held at the home of Theresa Wild, who chaperoned along with Gladys Hooper.
8	Helen Brown	Visited Marshalltown.
8	Harold Sheldon	Visited Cedar Falls after returning from service overseas; plans to attend in the fall.
8	Thelma Wickersheim and Mina Jongewaard	Visited the home of James Ulrich.
8	Those who attended the play	Senior class at Hudson performed the play "Much Ado About Betty'; directed by Leona Short.
8	Caroline Fonda	Visited by Ed Mirber.
8	Irene Smith	Recovering from her illness; plans to attend school again in the summer.
8	Miss Eunice Acheson	Went home to Washington to see her uncle, the Reverend R. H. Acheson of New York City.
8	Miss Harriet Case	Returned from studying voice in New York City; plans to resume position as voice teacher on campus.
8	Neva Cooper	Went to Rockwell.
8	Mr. Perrine back in summer	Professor J. O. Perrine has returned to the I. S. T. C. faculty after eighteen months service in the Army.
8	Mr. Frampton will go to Colo.	John Ross Frampton will be teaching summer courses at Colorado State University.