College Eye — April 16, 1924

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Cecilian Glee Club	Photo of women singers.
1	May Day date set at Friday May 23rd; prizes offered for best decorated floats in parade; May queen will be elected from B. A. class of 1924	Description of the program.
1	Women's Athletic Association elects officers	Roster of officers.
1	Paul Althouse is next lecture course number; famous tenor will give concert on Thurs. and Fri.	Performer profile.
1	New book is written by members of faculty	Professors Eells, Swain, and Moeller write book on rural education.
1	Honorary fraternity holds formal initiation	Roster of new members inducted.
1	Cecilians in annual home concert; women's club is under direction of Mrs. Elizabeth Burney Schmidt	Performance program.
1	Women debaters get medals in recognition	Roster of those who won awards.
1	Helen Dunlap wins national fellowship	Smith Fellowship allows her to study her master's with exceptional children.
2	Training School	Senior play cast chosen.
2	Freshman commission officers	Roster of officers.
2	Ley Hall	News of residents.
3	Local theatre not responsible for fiery cross	Owner declares no knowledge of cross-burning associated with "Birth of a Nation".
3	Literary	Creative writings by students.
4	Editorially speaking; the library	Encourages students not to disrupt those studying in the library.
4	Editorially speaking; superstitions and their origin	Wants readers to know that superstitions exist, but not be controlled by them.
5	T. C. Society	News about student organizations.
6	Untitled	J. Walter Williams visited his brother.
6	Parsons Wildcats here tomorrow; teacher pry off lid of baseball season; real battle expected. T. C. lineup expected	Encourages student support.
6	Intramural track meet on May 3rd; under direction of Pan-Hellenic Council	Winning team will participate in intramural championship for 1924.
6	Home track meet to be held next Friday; records should fall--ineligibles should furnish thrills; home meet moved up a notch	Roster of those who will run.
7	Rules for concert goers	Encourages students to observe rules with sarcastic advice.
7	Y. W. C. A. holds training conference	New and old cabinets enjoyed house party.
7	New piano is dedicated	Piano was hand-selected by Henrick Steinway for the college; Professor Freeman gave the first performance.
8	Miss Ruth Beagley	Will be teaching in Clarion.
8	Miss Norma Reaney	Will be a music supervisor in Crawfordsville.
8	Yesterday the consolidated school club	Had their monthly meeting.
8	Prof. R. W. Getchell	Had an article published in the Journal of Education.
8	Miss Helen Cooley	Wil be working in Charles City.
8	Mr. Basil Finch	Will be ward principal in Charles City.
8	Miss Ruth Boyd	Will be teaching in Ochyedan.
8	Miss Mary Ball	Will be teaching in Rock Rapids.
8	Mr. Ira E. Perry	Will be teaching in Alta.
8	Miss Alta Wilmarth	Will have a leave of absence this summer.
8	Mr. Earl J. Stout	Is a superintendent at Dunkerton and was here interviewing teachers.
8	Mr. W. H. Franklin	Interviewed teachers.
8	Miss Mildred Taylor	Is in Pacific Junction.
8	Leslie I. Reed	Went to Illinois to bring home his car.
8	Prof. H. I. Eells	Was preparing for extension work.
8	Prof. John R. Slacks	Was preparing for extension school.
8	Miss Gladys Lynch
8	Miss Hazel Strayer	Gave a benefit for the Camp Fire organization.
8	The building committee	Will be meeting to discuss future campus buildings.
8	Tuesday evening	The new piano was used for the Cecilian concert.
8	The following people will attend	Methodist student conference to be held in St. Louis.
8	Dr. Mead was gone	Was in Minnesota on business.
8	Miss Minnie E. Starr	Was in Cincinnati for a music conference.
8	Miss Lois Gillam	Enjoyed a visit from her mother.
8	Miss Verna Graney	Visited Mason City.
8	Prof. Ray L. Short	Judged a declamatory contest in Humbolt.
8	Miss Lena Rose Ruegnitz	Was in Chicago for a weekend.
8	Prof. M. R. Thompson	Attended a meeting at Grinnell.
8	Mr. Eugene Lynch	Visited here with his parents.
8	Mr. Hugh Logan	Visited here last Tuesday.
8	Prof. Theodore R. Gundry	Judged and orchestral concert.
8	Miss Dorothy Evans	Enjoyed a visit from her mother.
8	Mr. Elmer Schindler	Was here interviewing teachers.
8	Supt. A. C. Repp	Interviewed prospective teachers.
8	Mr. Glenn Cowan	Vacationed in Cedar Falls.
8	Miss Helen Behm	Visited Bartlett Hall.