College Eye — May 4, 1921

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Y to have social evening	All school party to be held.
1	Cecilians give concert Thursday	Program of concert.
1	Wartburg easy for Teachers; Wartburg makes poor showing against Teachers College	Won, 4-3.
1	Baseball game here tomorrow; Ellsworth opposes our team on home field
1	Dubuque plays return name here Saturday
1	Cooking class gives dinner to mothers	The ninth grade at the Training School cooked a four course dinner for their mothers.
1	Miss Decker elected May queen	Brief profile of Beatrice Decker.
1	Juniors elect Old Gold staff	Anna Cordts is editor and Russell Lamson is business manager.
1	Miss Elizabeth Curtis to speak	Will speak about women in industry.
1	Consolidated schools paying highest salaries	Professor Campbell cites examples of good pay at the consolidated schools.
1	Board of Education selects Commencement speaker; Judge Harry Olson to give commencement address	From Court of Chicago.
1	Interstate oratorical contest this week	Anna Cordts will compete in Missouri.
2	Methodist picnic	Will have May picnic at the golf course.
2	Miss Madeline Nisbet to leave school work	Resigns to marry.
2	Prof. Ruggles to leave S. U. I.	ISTC alumnus Clyde O. Ruggles will go to Ohio position.
2	Birch chosen to referee big Princeton game	Frank Birch will referee nine big games next year.
2	Housing teachers	Texas communities are providing housing for teachers along with their salary package.
2	Y. has Geneva program	Focused on highlights of Geneva conference.
3	A short course for janitors	Albert Deyoe teaches janitors to perform other jobs besides sweeping and dusting.
3	Training School News	Operetta a success.
3	Y. W. C. A. news; making homes happy	Course in Chicago designed to help young wives make their husbands happy.
4	Editorially speaking; America and the new era	Speech to be presented at contest in Missouri.
5	"Iphigenia in Aulis" an old Greek classic	Expounds on plot of play.
6	Shake-Aristo joint meeting	Enjoyed food and program.
6	Efforts to entice our faculty away from Cedar Falls	Several professors have been offered college presidencies.
6	The English Club	Poem about spring.
7	Mr. Fagan, coming home from study center	Conversation on the train.
8	Myrtle Griffin	Has had the mumps.
8	Ella Cowlishaw	Attended Delta Phi Delta dance.
8	Miss Tow	Has been sick.
8	Mary Parkhouse	Visited Traer.
8	Word received	Vera Duncan recovering at home.
8	Earl Whitford	Aunt died.
8	Mr. R. Ernissee	Visited Cedar Falls.
8	Miss Beatrice Johnk	Will supervise playground in Cedar Falls.
8	Keith Cook	Has been sick.
8	Mrs. Fromme	Visiting Nola Fromme.
8	Lydia Wimmer	Visited Clarksville.
8	Pearl Murphy	Visited relatives in Waterloo.
8	Chresto	Held annual banquet; new members inducted.
8	Philo	Met in the room next to the noisy and distracting Shake-Aristo meeting; Mr. Fields spoke about Canada.
8	Y. M. C. A.-Y. W. C. A. party Friday night	All students invited.
8	Supt. Jerry Walker	Visiting friends and recruiting teachers.