College Eye — May 18, 1921

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Cast of "Iphigenia in Aulis"	Roster of cast members.
1	Plans made for Student Loan Fund	Faculty appoints committee to oversee Student Loan Fund.
1	Campanile campaign opens Monday	Hope to have enough money on hand to begin construction soon; photo.
1	Two teams debate labor issue this week; both women and men debate this week	Both men and women debating whether or not industrial employees should elect one-third of the board of directors.
1	Miss Horne writes for magazines	Bess Horne writes stories for The Youth's Comrade and Children's Magazine.
1	May Day fete a success despite cold	Lengthy description of parade and ceremonies.
1	New coach has splendid record in athletics; Mendenhall a man of broad experience in athletics	Short biography of new coach; photo.
2	Summer term extension schools announce their faculty	Placements of faculty for the summer; centers will be open in Sheldon, Harlan, Red Oak, Albia, and Muscatine.
2	T. C. Club gives luncheon to Mendenhall	Made a good impression on athletes.
2	"Red" learn wins contest from locals; aside from sixth, game interesting and fast	Lost to Upper Iowa, 10-2.
2	Iowa champions in swimming	Winners of the Iowa women's swimming competition; photo.
2	Professor White holds athletic meet at Forest City	County track meet was held.
2	Physical training; junior P. T.s entertain seniors and faculty	Held picnic; seniors canoed up the river; second year students will camp.
2	Demonstration schools entertained at Teachers College	About seven hundred students from one-room school houses attended picnic and parade.
3	Dr. Colegrove gives up job at Upper Iowa	Has been recovering health in California; still believes he is not strong enough to take up president's job; will lecture and write.
3	Training School News	"Happiness" to be performed by T. C. High seniors.
3	Iowa schools to lead in courses on Americanism	State legislature passed bill of rights to ensure the Constitution is being taught in the classroom.
3	Orchestra to furnish music for class play
4	Editorially speaking; the 1921 staff bids the College Eye readers farewell	Thanks students for support.
4	Do you want to teach?	One superintendent's advice on how prospective teachers should present themselves at job interviews.
4	Will you be at Geneva?	Encourages students to attend Wisconsin conference.
5	Supergulliglosity	Some students believed the false information in the previous lampoon edition of the College Eye.
5	Elma Prickett in piano recital	Concert program.
5	Sidelights on anatomy; skin	Explanation of skin.
6	Summer term course in scouting to be given	Boy Scouts will offer courses during summer.
6	Student alliance announced organization	Purpose is to further interests of T. C.
6	Training School faculty party	Honored four brides-to-be on the Training School faculty.
6	Senior B. A.s breakfast	Picnicked by the river.
6	Second year Kindergarten	Held a party in a cottage; planned a reunion for twenty-five years in the future.
7	Delphian banquet	Held annual banquet; danced after program.
7	Miss Watson accepts splendid position	Will be a critic teacher at Chicago Training School.
8	Prof. Welles, Miss Platner, and Delinda Roggensack	Attended concert at Cornell College.
8	Agnes Schwartz	Visited sister Pauline.
8	Guy Hackley	Attended May Day celebration.
8	Eva Orr, Marjory Lundvall, Mildred Barnes, and Frances Rainbow	Visited Mrs. Gaylor, the former Lena Livingston.
8	Martha Brandhorst and Velma Hidlebaugh	Visited Betty Sage.
8	Laura Bailey	Teaching in Plainfield; attended senior picnic.
8	Martha Short	Visited College Hill.
8	William Todd	Visited campus.
8	Miss Maude Knoop	Attended May Day celebration.
8	Glenn Bakkum	Attended picnic.
8	Miss Snyder	Visited Mary Haight.
8	Maud Norris	Attended May Day celebration.
8	Miss Irene Stevens	Has had the grippe.
8	Achoth Apartments	News of residents.
8	Report from Clawson Hall; listen for the echoes	News of residents.
8	Filipine orator wins contest; reprint from Warrensburg Star-Journal	T. C. student Anna Cordts won second place.
8	Summer term appointments to the faculty	Roster of appointments.