College Eye — April 21, 1920

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Delegates attend convention; Y. W. C. A. meet in Cleveland	Two students represented I. S. T. C. at the National Y. W. C. A. conference in Ohio.
1	Many elections to positions	Students and alumni listed with positions they have secured for next year.
1	Noted university lecturer here; Dr. Craig speaks Thursday night	Hardin Craig will speak on "The Vitality of an Old Classic: A Study in the Dissemination of an Idea."
1	The touchdown is coming; Shake-Aristo play to be staged	Play entitled "The Touchdown" will be given on May 13th.
1	High school track meet	Annual Cedar Valley Track meet will be held on campus; twelve high schools will compete.
1	Better training in violin needed; Prof. Gundry discusses fiddlers vs. violinists	Speech of Professor Gundry, given at orchestral concert; printed in full.
1	You don't say so; Homerians give "nut" program	Program theme was different types of "nuts."
1	"Lass of Limerick Town" success	Review of Training School play.
1	New correspondence courses offered	Extension Service will offer correspondence courses to non-resident students.
1	Varsity plays practice game; Waterloo wins	I. S. T. C. defeated by Waterloo Gas Engine Company baseball team, 3-1.
1	Beauties selected by votes; College Eye beauty contest begun	Eleven women nominated for beauty pageant; student vote will take place on April 28th.
1	State Board of Education here	State Board of Education visited campus to conduct business.
2	Senior B. A.	News about members of the senior class.
2	Ex-faculty member in California	Albert Loughridge resides in Salem, Oregon.
2	Seerley entertains the seniors	Reception was held for 1920 graduates at the President's home.
2	1919 Old Gold editor married	Helen Klingaman married Herbert Jordan last Saturday night.
3	Regent Theatre going some!	Upcoming movies at the Regent.
3	Alphas elect officers	Election results.
4	Editorially Speaking	Discusses common mistakes of teachers that make the public disregard their importance.
4	Social Science	Happenings in the Department of Government.
4	For those who gave	Says veterans should wear their uniforms on Memorial Day, to remember those soldiers who did not come home.
5	Aristos give interesting program	Summary of presentations.
5	Y. M. C. A.	William Davis will talk on "The Soul"; Sara Rice spoke at last meeting on "New Life."
5	Ossoli Society	Election results; program theme was Presidential Timber.
5	English Department	News from the Department of English.
7	See Yourself in the Funny Column	Humorous quotes and anecdotes heard on campus.
8	Agnes Dunham	Visited the Hill.
8	Helen Mills	Teaching in Charles City; visited Cedar Falls.
8	Inez Fortsch	Went home for the weekend.
8	Today Mamie Lister, Hulda Klein and Helen Draper	Moving into the Home Economics Cottage.
8	A. W. Graham	Salary increased.
8	The Home Economics faculty	Visited with the six senior students.
8	The high school girls	I. S. T. C. women asked to be chaperones for a camping trip.
8	The second year primary girls	Hosted a party at the Training School.
8	Hulda Klein	Went to Greene, Iowa, to visit Mrs. P. L. Lucas.
8	Beatrice Decker and Hazel Wetter	Went to the national Y. W. C. A. conference in Cleveland.
8	Professor J. R. Frampton	Attended the State Music Teachers Convention in Des Moines.
8	Morningside wins contest	Morningside the victor in Pi Kappa Delta oratorical contest.
8	Former editor takes new work	Carl C. Magee has become editor of the Morning Journal in Albuquerque.
8	Davis Hall diary	News from the boarding house.
8	Bartlett Hall	News from the dormitory.
8	Ley Hall	Occurrences at the boarding house.