College Eye — May 2, 1923

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Miss Elsie Byvank and Miss Martha McCormick in recital
1	Miss Louise Weikert in piano recital	Review of Mary Louise Weikert's performance on campus.
1	Clio present "The Mishap Minerva"	Will present two act comedy; roster of cast members.
1	Vesper music sure to please	Music program for religious services announced.
1	Underwood Medals awarded at chapel	Seventeen typewriting students honored.
1	Harlan Cole presented with $5 fountain pen	For best advertising suggestion.
1	Five states to battle here; Lee Campbell and Roy Brown represent Iowa	Debate program.
1	Junior-senior banquet big success	Description of program; many students and faculty take part.
1	The College Eye of last week	Interstate debate contest formerly ran two days when women took part.
1	A. W. A. A. at I. S. T. C.	WAA established with fifty-four charter members; roster of sports managers and outline of point system.
1	Y. M. C. A. notes	Discuss college friendships.
1	Vesper services at the I. S. T. C.	The Reverend Howland Hanson, of Des Moines, will speak at first vesper service.
1	Applying for jobs	Claims that teachers need a professional organization to assist with application and employment processes.
1	Why go to Geneva?	Encourages students to attend retreat at Lake Geneva.
2	Dual track meet with Luther Friday	T. C. took first place in relay in the Drake Relays.
2	Scandal issue will be published next week
2	Rates for typewriting	Statement of charges for typing letters and documents.
2	Alpha	Holds debate.
4	Making a course of journalism compulsory
4	What happens to the teacher of high caliber	Claims that mediocre teachers are more highly desired.
4	More world records	I. S. T. C. men took first place in their heat.
4	Matters of opinion; the inefficiency of Teachers College in the preparation of high school teachers	While I. S. T. C. is haled for its success in its rural education and extension program, Frances Wheeler believes that I. S. T. C. programs are inadequate for producing high school teachers.
5	Dinner for intercollegiate contestants	Oratorical contest contestants and coachers were entertained by members of Delta Sigma Rho, Zeta Kappa Psi, and the Forensic League.
5	Sigma Tau Delta initiation and annual banquet	Roster of pledges; program for banquet.
5	Annual banquet	Program for recent Irving banquet.
5	Neo initiation	Roster of pledges.
5	Euterpean party	Entertained at a movie followed by a stunt party in Clio hall.
5	Formal initiation	Roster of new members in the Irving Literary Society.
5	What's the noos?	Biology Seminar will go hiking.
6	Teachers win 9-0 over Ellsworth in return game	I. S. T. C. won in home baseball game.
7	Training School News	News from the training school.
8	Don't forget the Interstate Oratorical Contest	To be held in the Auditorium.
8	Bernice Slifsgard	Plans to teach math and Latin in Epworth.
8	Miss Ethel Mentzer	Plans to teach music and English in Sanborn.
8	Ione Van Horn	Plans to teach domestic science in Newhall.
8	Ione Lane	Plans to teach music and physical education in Postville.
8	W. A. McAllister	Plans to teach physics, agriculture, and mathematics in Sioux Center.
8	Abbie Cole	Accepted English teaching position in Decorah.
8	Theron Walker	Visited his mother in Cedar Falls.
8	Harm Kramer	Visited his home in Ackley.
8	Helen Gutnecht	Plans to teach physical education in Garner.
8	Helen Stover	Plans to teach music and public speaking in Dinsdale.
8	Supt. Wm. Berry	Interviewed teachers on campus.
8	Signed contracts and visiting superintendents	News during the spring revolves around news about contracts and interviews.
8	Frances L. Wheeler	Accepted teaching and coaching position in Randalia.
8	Wilma Kenny	Plans to teach kindergarten in Clear Lake.
8	Orville Abbott	Plans to teach French and Latin at Cedar Falls.
8	Barnard Hall	Boarding house news.
8	Bartlett Hall	News about residents.