College Eye — May 23, 1923

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	New fraternity is installed on T. C. campus; Alpha Delta Alpha national technological fraternity	Purpose of new Gamma Chapter is to promote interest in physical sciences; grew out of T. C. Tech Club; roster of officers.
1	Annual high school meet at fairground May 26; 250 athletes to compete	Many schools expected to send teams.
1	Commencement play of unusual excellence; will be presented May 31 and June 1	Play preview of "Jeanne d'Arc".
1	New plan set forth by next year's "College Eye" staff	Hope to publish twice a week; seeks 1500 subscribers.
1	College high class play admirably presented	Review of "Honor Bright".
1	Commencement program	Schedule of activities.
1	May festival grand success; forty floats and novelties make brilliant showing	Description of activities, including parade.
1	Coronation and dance on the green attract large crowd	Dorothy Lumry crowned May Queen; four thousand attend.
1	New grand piano	Mason and Hamlin piano purchased for $2500.
1	A college paper for the summer term students	Will attempt to publish paper during summer; will be good way to keep students informed.
1	Miss Hollis Snyder in song recital
1	Teachers defeat Upper Iowa 10-5; team keeps up record of previous games	Box score for the baseball game.
2	Thanks to father Abraham	Short story about a man's shyness about proposing.
3	Neotrophian	Held regular meeting.
3	L. S. A.	The Reverend Schenk of Iowa City addressed a group of students; news from recent meetings.
3	Teachers again victors 5-4; trim Simpson in May Day game; Hoffman wins own game	Description of the baseball victory.
3	Cedar Falls band entertains	During May Day activities.
3	Miss Irene Thompson in recital	Performed on piano.
3	Training School News	News from the Training School.
3	Shake annual banquet	Banquet includes toasts.
4	Tag Day brings $150	Will help defray May Day expenses.
4	Students of Latin and Greek	Students of Latin and Greek enjoy dinner at Professor Merchant's house.
4	Did you know	ISTC Extension Service summer schools rank fourth nationally in enrollment.
4	It is estimated	Summer enrollment may reach 3500.
4	Mr. Paul James	Paul James graduated from Harvard University and is practicing law in Des Moines.
4	The new technological fraternity	Alpha Delta Alpha demonstrated radio set.
4	Dr. Underwood, Lillehei, and Schultz	Professors Underwood, Lillehei, and Schultz gave reports at Faculty Men's Club.
4	The dance Monday evening	Recent dance was successful.
4	A word from the staff	Staff reflects on year.
4	In this issue	Announces that Lee Campbell's oration from Interstate Debate Contest will be printed in this issue.
5	W. A. A.	Praise for women student-athletes; encourages others to try out.
5	Alpha	Program for recent meeting.
5	Zeta Banquet	Program for recent banquet.
5	Margaret Fuller Ossoli	Program for recent meeting.
5	The English Club breakfast	Program for the gathering.
5	Dinner for faculty	Mrs. Hays and Mrs. Leslie I. Reed entertained.
5	Mrs. Cory	Entertained members and pledges.
5	Mercedes White	Mercedes White visited Cedar Falls.
5	Last Wednesday evening	Mrs. Ford, Mrs. Harmon, and Mrs. Clark installed patronesses.
5	Senior reception	Seniors entertained the other classes at a formal reception.
5	Phi Omega Pi	Annual dance held.
5	Song recital by Clara Geuder	Performance program.
6	The future of the race	Lee Campbell's Interstate debate contest oration; printed in full.
7	The Department of Teaching	Department of Teaching issues bulletin describing Training School activities.
7	World champion typist gives demonstration at T. C.	L. Hossfeld gives demonstrations.
8	Mabel Hanan	Plans to teach in Mt. Morris.
8	Adolph Bentrude	Visited his mother in Cedar Falls; coaching in Waterloo.
8	Edith Beatty	Accepted position as principal in Dysart.
8	Grace Gaarder	Plans to teach English and public speaking at Mapleton.
8	Edna May Rittenhouse	Plans to teach in Shell Rock.
8	Dora Wall	Plans to teach fifth grade in Estherville.
8	Elsie Byvank	Plans to teach music in Independence.
8	Miss Dorothy Smalling	Visited campus to conduct work as the new local and alumni editor for the College Eye.
8	Mrs. Geraldine Schmitt	Accepted position teaching in the commercial department at West Waterloo.
8	Miss Lucille Woodcock	Attended the wedding of Dorothy Chapin and Erwin Kirchoff.
8	Miss Lucile Woodcock	Attended the wedding of Dorothy Chapin and Erwin Kirchoff.
8	"Early to Rise"; by Shirley Scott, via extension	Short story concerning a Benjamin Franklin quote.
8	Three T. C. graduates sign up at $2500	Three alumni take superintendent jobs.
8	Win dual meet from Dubuque	I. S. T. C. defeated Dubuque in track, 96 2/3 to 39 1/3.