College Eye — May 31, 1922

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Summer term opens; they're here	Description of the college and its students getting ready for the summer term; photo.
1	Teachers close baseball season by shutting out Parsons; final score 3-0	ISTC gained their runs in the second and third innings.
1	Bill Waters is captain elect for 1921	Will be captain of baseball team.
1	Herman wins T.C. tennis tournament	Carl Herman defeated Arthur McCartney.
1	Twelfth Night thrills large audience; to be staged again Wednesday June 7	Review of the college performance of Shakespeare's "The Twelfth Night."
1	Dr. Joseph Fort Newton delivers the Commencement address; more than 250 graduates	Program for the ceremonies; alumni working on Campanile project; photo.
1	Warren Dickinson to pilot track team	Elected captain; roster of letter winners.
1	Girls' societies parade	Description of the literary society parade.
1	Three cheers for Ossoli	Awards corsage to winning debaters.
1	Baccalaureate	Excerpts from President Seerley's address.
2	A new arithmetic	Department of Mathematics publishes arithmetic book for sub-collegiate classes.
2	Clyde Brooks is awarded fellowship	Clyde Brooks and Fred Cram won Lydia Roberts Fellowships to study at Columbia University in 1922-1923.
2	Class Day	Description of the program.
2	Twelve weeks normal	Criticizes the worth of the Uniform County Examinations.
2	Consolidation of departments	Major changes include foundation of Department of Social Science; not seen as revolutionary change; just natural evolution of a growing college.
3	How to use the library	How to locate and check out a book.
3	Alpha peps	Alphas hold special meeting and program.
3	Aristos	Held program; roster of officers.
3	Professor Abbot writes story	About successful researcher who is appointed as dean, and then loses his way.
4	Miss Eva Gregg	Plans to visit Los Angeles and Seattle during the summer.
4	Mr. Albert Searle	Visited friends in Cedar Falls.
4	Inquiries regarding rooms	Dean of Women has list of vacant rooms.
4	The resignation of Dr. Meyerholz	Tendered in fall of 1921; effective at close of spring semester of 1922; senior class gave him a portfolio.
4	Miss Thomes	Plans to attend the National University of Mexico over the summer; plans to return to campus in the fall; government of Mexico seeks to attract students from other countries.
4	Mr. and Mrs. Ira S. Condit	Entertained the calculus class for breakfast.
4	Minister to lead chapel	Cedar Falls clergymen will lead chapel services.