College Eye — May 26, 1920

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	May festival enjoyed by all	Review of performances by Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra and other performers.
1	Depend on the Shakes	Thirty signed up for the society next year.
1	Aren't men funny?	Discussion of roles of men and women.
1	Former governor Commencement speaker	Former Governor Leslie Shaw will speak.
1	Dubuque wins meet; Hersey sets new record	Nelson Hersey tripped over one of the last hurdles.
1	T. C. wins two games; swamps Ellsworth 13-2	Baseball team also defeats Wartburg, 4-3.
1	Campanile money coming in fast	Pledges now total over $10,000; 350 students pledge $1950 at booster meeting.
1	T. C. Commencement play tonight	Will present "The Rose o' Plymouth Town."
1	Home economic instructor coming	Emma Stratton will join faculty.
1	Iowa State Teachers College Commencement program	Schedule of activities.
1	Homecoming next fall	The first Homecoming will be held in the fall; reminds graduates and students to attend.
1	Class play Saturday night	Will present "He and She"; roster of cast members.
2	English Department	Annual breakfast held.
2	News for Geneva prospects	Students who are attending important conventions will be excused from classes with restrictions.
2	Philo program a good one	Program for meeting; roster of officers; donate $25 to Campanile fund.
2	Homerian picnic	Food appears late, but everyone had a good time.
2	Cliosophic notes	Group votes to reorganize and continue next year even though literary society work is no longer mandatory.
2	Alphas on job next year	Roster of new officers.
4	Editorially speaking; what will you say for the college this summer?	Encourages students to be positive about college experiences; believes ISTC does fine job.
4	Editorially speaking; lest we forget	Reminds students that Memorial Day is approaching; remember those who died in World War I.
5	Disgust expressed in Record	In light of recent editorial in the Cedar Falls Record, writer wants students to consider both sides of issues, regardless of their personal convictions.
6	Official Forensic League assured!	Philomatheans pledge to support debate for next year.
6	Untitled	Drawing of proposed Campanile; photo.
6	Official notes	Notes on alumni and faculty.
7	Untitled	Encounters train on trestle.
8	Miss Fromme	Held luncheon in honor of Miriam Hooker and Edith Maxwell, who are leaving the Home Economics faculty.
8	The senior P. T.s	Got together on the river.
8	Ley Hall	Residents enjoyed visitors and a picnic.
8	Bartlett Hall	Students are getting to move out.
8	Miss Ivy Hunt	Will teach in Idaho.
8	The illustrious B. A. class	Getting ready to graduate.
8	Mr. and Mrs. Cory	Entertained friends.
8	Masonic students	Entertained friends.
8	The Hobo fraternity	Held a hard times party.
8	Senior B. A.	Vignettes about the seniors.