College Eye — May 25, 1921

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Commencement program is now well under way	Lengthy description of the ceremonies and activities.
1	Two dual debates on same question within two days	Lengthy account of the debates.
1	Aeroplane view of Teachers College	Photo.
1	Special opportunity to see Commencement play	Dress rehearsal will be given for those who will leave campus early.
1	Vacation during summer term; National Council of Education and National Education Association meet in Des Moines, July 1-8	NEA will meet in Des Moines.
1	Marie Vietor meets death in Cedar River	Account of recent drowning on the river.
1	Teachers trim rivals in no-hit, no-run game	TC defeats Ellsworth in baseball, 6-0.
1	Dr. F. Merchant explains Greek play at chapel	Preview of Iphigenia in Aulis.
2	Delta Sigma Rho banquet	Roster of initiates and officers.
2	Iphigenia in Aulis	Play preview.
2	Dr. W. W. Gist parts with relic	Presents group portrait of American authors to Department of English.
3	Training School News; high school glee clubs have picnic	News notes from the Training School.
3	Campanile drive progressing well	Brief history of the effort to build the Campanile.
3	Baseball this summer term	Coach L. L. Mendenhall is looking forward to putting together a team.
4	Literature section	On being tall.
4	Editorially speaking	Comments on the 1920-1921 College Eye staff; the 1921 Old Gold is finished; news from around campus.
5	Cooperative education to be tried in I. S. T. C. next year	Students will have opportunity to do sales work.
5	T. C. alumnus prominent in civic affairs	Harold Palmer is secretary of Clear Lake Commercial Club.
5	Miss Roggensack in recital	Performance program for Delinda Roggensack.
5	Piano recital	Professor Platner presents nine of her advanced pupils.
6	English Club give breakfast	Enjoy breakfast with humorous program; roster of officers.
6	Musical reception	Professors Platner and Zechiel entertain students.
7	Y. M. C. A. activities	Statement of purposes.
7	Generous support of European and Chinese relief	Faculty and students raise almost $900 for relief; YWCA raises $200 to support former student Charlotte Neely's work in China.
7	Important facts regarding religious life; the Y. M. C. A. Wednesday meeting	YWCA offers interesting program.
8	The Lecture Course Committee	Contracted with company to put on three Shakespeare plays.
8	A course will be offered on College Hill	Will offer non-credit course on Boy Scout leadership during 1921 summer term.
8	Russell Dickinson	Visited friends.
8	Clay Cowan	Teaching in Guttenberg.
8	Frank Johnson	Superintendent at Springdale.
8	John Glenn	Visited friends on College Hill.
8	Victor Shore	Spent the weekend in Cedar Falls.
8	Fred Kaltenbach	Attended the Delta Sigma Rho banquet.
8	Elsie Hudson	Visited friends.
8	L. H. Van Houten	Director of Extension at the State Normal school at East Strandsburg, Pennsylvania.
8	Edna Fearer	Teaching in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
8	Anna Gertrude Childs	Attended state meeting of the Federation of Women's Clubs.
8	Olive Nicholson	Teaching in Thornburg.
8	Emma Lambert	Attended P. E. O. meeting in Cedar Rapids.
8	Harmony Hall echoes	Boarding house news.
8	Philo	Held final program of regular term, but will continue work in summer.
8	V. O. V. Sigma Phi entertain	Held meeting.
8	Tammany Hall	Boarding house news.