College Eye — May 24, 1922

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Old Gold staff elected	Marjorie Mullarky will be editor; Harrison Busby will be Business Manager.
1	Commencement play ready; "Twelfth Night" or "What You Will"	Preview of the play.
1	Dual meet close for Dubuque U.	TC lost to Dubuque University, 68 1/3-68 1/6.
1	Teachers win from Columbia	TC defeated Columbia College of Dubuque, 3-2.
1	May festival great success; forty-one floats and novelties in the parade	Lengthy description of the parade and other activities.
1	Women debaters defeat Coe	Recounting of the debate on the question of binding arbitration of industrial disputes.
1	Commencement	Portrays college students as children playing in a yard.
1	College song contest	Five songs entered in contest, but none found worthy.
1	Third annual Homecoming; occurs on Friday Oct. 20; game with Simpson	Early preview of Homecoming.
1	Graduation exercises Fri.; the second section of the class of 1922 numbers 255	Preview of the Commencement ceremony; J. F. Newton will speak.
2	New instructors for the summer term	Roster of summer faculty.
2	May Queen chosen	Lorrene Kreger selected.
2	Scholarship to Miss Martha Stolfus of Class of 1922	Will study at University of Chicago.
2	Seniors entertain the B. A. classes	Included social hour, program, and refreshments.
2	Spring	Poetic tribute.
2	Important criticism	Feels more investigation should be done about Paul Draper's advertisement for a wife.
2	Peg O' My Heart	Review of Training School play.
2	Play Day	Will include dances and track meet.
3	English Club breakfast	Group honors Professor Gist, who is retiring.
3	The Student Loan Fund	Students and faculty contribute about $2000 to fund.
3	Class Day program	Roster of speakers and their topics.
3	Philos elect officers	Roster of officers for the summer term.
3	Football prospects are promising	Several returning lettermen will form a strong base for next year's team; photo.
3	Cornell wins score 12 to 7	Even after scoring six runs in the final inning, TC was unable to catch up to Cornell.
4	Graduates	Claims graduates are a continuation of ISTC's grand reputation.
4	In retrospect: to the graduates	Looking back at college.
4	Untitled	Spring news notes.
4	Builders
4	3--400,000 dollars	Students will spend about that much money in town over the summer term.
4	Don't read this	Seeking students to sell Commencement number of the College Eye.
4	Editorial reflections	Explores the influence of the press upon public opinion.
4	Our platform: teaching a profession	Tells why teachers should be at the same level as a doctor or lawyer.
4	A word from the staff	Comments on the importance of a college newspaper, and leaves responsibilities to the new staff.
5	New rulings	Student Council attempts to make students pay their class dues and to regulate and limit participation in extracurricular activities.
6	Senior picnic	Seniors appreciate class sponsor, Professor Meyerholz.
7	New buildings for Teachers College	Plans include an addition to Bartlett Hall, a men's dormitory, a natural science building, a new power plant, tennis courts, and an athletic field.
7	Account of the Forensic League	Ledger of expenses and receipts.
7	Untitled	Herman Trachsel and Henry Immerzeel are in town.
7	Mississippi Valley Historical Association	Professor Riggs attended meeting.
8	Untitled	A number of people from Charles City attended May Day activities.
8	Waterloo mothers entertained	Students entertain their mothers on May Day.
8	Waterloo gets sensation	Parade float visits Waterloo.
8	Near East relief	YWCA is collecting clothes and shoes.
8	Miss Doolittle's wedding date announced	Leora Doolittle will marry Miller Christiansen.
8	Mrs. Seerley guest of honor	At picnic given by the office staff.