College Eye — May 16, 1923

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Vesper bells	YMCA and YWCA sponsor service.
1	Nine attend conference at Cornell College	For intensive YWCA work.
1	Piano recital	Irene Thompson will perform.
1	Biology seminar	Professor Clark will make presentation.
1	The English Club	English Club will hold annual May breakfast.
1	T. C. oratorical record duplicated	Roy Brown and Lee Campbell win prizes.
1	"Honor Bright"	TCHS presents play under direction of ISTC students.
1	May Day parade	Urges everyone to take part and to have a float.
1	Girls--girls--girls	Seeking WAA members.
1	Student Council announces May Day dance	Semi-formal dress required; attendance limited to college students.
1	Miss Elsie Byvank and Miss Martha McCormick in recital	Review of recital performances.
1	Prof. C. C. Swain elected pres. of normal school	Will head Normal School in North Dakota.
1	May Day picnic	To be held south of President Seerley's house.
1	College high wins first in declamatory contest	Defeated eleven other schools.
1	Commencement play under way	Will present "Jeanne D'Arc".
2	Chresto banquet	Program for recent banquet.
2	Alpha Chi Epsilon	Formal initiation held; roster of pledges; details of recent dinner.
2	Gamma Spring dance	Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Ferguson entertained the Alpha Beta Gamma sorority in honor of their niece Beatrice Swallum; also functioned as the annual dance.
2	We presume that it is the duty	Believes that May Day festivities should be filmed in order to be enjoyed by many more; might assist in recruitment.
2	Students and faculty unite	Joseph Roeder lost an eye in an accident.
2	A healthy tendency	Claims that Americans are always ready to admit their faults.
2	On this page	Editor speaks in defense of article printed concerning I. S. T. C.'s preparation of high school teachers.
2	Seniors adopt resolution opposing article	Senior B. A. class disagrees with article in College Eye concerning the preparation of high school teachers.
4	Dr. J. Edwin Guernsey	Visited his son Rollin.
4	Miss Irene Rhode	Married Joe Dumont.
4	Miss Mildred Bunn	Accepted position teaching music and penmanship in Gilman.
4	Miss Hanson	Went shopping in Waterloo.
4	Miss Adaline Pike	Called home due to the death of her nephew.
4	Miss Gladys Lynch	Missed class due to being ill.
4	Miss Helen McCreary	Visited friends and family in Cedar Falls.
4	Miss Dorothy Corning	Accepted public school music teaching position in Mapleton.
4	Mrs. Amy Peterson	Plans to teach English in Charles City.
4	Miss Isabel Rasmussen	Visited her sister Irene on campus.
4	Senior reception	Will hold senior reception.
4	Last Thursday evening	President and Mrs. Seerley held reception for graduates.
4	Training School News	News from the Training School.
4	Tag Day--Friday	Students should give $.10 to support May Day activities.
4	Margaret Fuller Ossoli	Met recently for program; enjoyed music and readings.