College Eye — May 28, 1924

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Annual May fete proves great success; festivities follow postponement	Description of May Day activities.
1	Plans made for Lake Geneva; conference June 13 to 23	Urges students to consider going to Lake Geneva meeting.
1	W. A. A. places in national meet	Finished eighth in national telegraphic competition; schools held competition locally and then wired results to headquarters in Long Beach, California.
1	Memorial Day program will be held Friday; Professor Wallace will speak	Program for the event.
1	Society Day parade Friday	Will feature parade and reunion of literary societies.
1	May Day accident	Frances Sellers injured during May Day parade when float framework collapses.
1	Prof. Kurtz to head orchestral department; from University of Kansas	Profile of Professor Kurtz, who will replace Professor Gundry while he is in Europe.
1	Leslie M. Shaw to address graduates; former governor of Iowa	Profile of Commencement speaker.
1	Symphony orchestra pleases many; two concerts are fitting climax	Brief review of performance by Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra.
2	Alumni boost Campanile	Alumni sinking fund split; $510 goes to Student Loan Fund and $510 goes to Campanile.
2	May Day--order	Noise of cars on College Street interfered with May Day music.
2	Little Tutors	Celebrate May Day and Commencement exercises.
2	Our first May Day	History of first I.S.T.C. May Day celebration in 1913.
3	Pola Negri's gowns; star wears fine assortment in "The Spanish Dancer"	Review of "The Spanish Dancer."
3	Nine states represented in T. C. graduating class
3	The Inquiring Reporter	Students are asked opinions on whether or not the funds used to build the Campanile could be better used elsewhere.
4	The old and new	New College Eye staff describes hopes for coming year.
4	Our superiors	College Eye staff bids farewell to the Class of 1924.
4	Carelessness an evil	Carelessness described as a crime due to occasional horrific consequences.
5	Theta Alpha Phi dinner	Enjoyed dinner at Black's Tea Room.
5	Music students and faculty entertained	Professor and Mrs. Fullerton will entertain at their home.
5	Phi Sigma Phi	Enjoyed house party on the river; elected officers; will initiate new members.
5	J. Richard Hansen wins short story contest	Wins local contest.
5	B. A. reception	Class of 1924 entertains guests with program and social time.
5	Annual Cecilian dinner	Enjoyed banquet and program.
5	W. A. A. banquet	Enjoyed dinner and program.
5	Reception held at Seerley home	President and Mrs. Seerley greeted several hundred graduates.
5	V. O. V. Sigma Phi dinner dance	Will entertain at formal dinner and dance.
5	Phi Omega Pi	Held annual spring dance.
5	Delta Phi Delta dance	About thirty couples attended.
5	Lambda Gamma Nu	Held informal spring dance
6	T. C. conference champion; Tutors cop conference gonfalon in victory over Panthers	Tutors take conference baseball title with win over Ellsworth College.
6	Clarion wins big invitation meet; six records fall in fiercely contested meet	Coached by two I.S.T.C. graduates, Clarion High School wins Teachers College invitational track meet.
7	Ehrhardt to captain track team of '25	Alvin Ehrhardt elected captain of the 1925 track team.
7	Pan Hellenic track meet Fri.; last opportunity to see stars in action	A look at the events and the participants.
7	Organ recital	Program for performance by Professor Samson.
7	Audience enjoys band concert	Cedar Falls Concert Band performed.
7	Professor Bomp	Student fails class just before Commencement.
8	Mr. Ben Jensen	Visited friends on campus.
8	Ethel Short	Plans to teach physical education in Odebolt.
8	Dorothy Smalling	Attended commencement in Randalia; saw other I. S. T. C. graduates.
8	Fern Freshwaters, Lora Busby and Capitola Brindley	Plans to visit campus and attend Commencement and the Kappa house party.
8	Jennie Duggan	Visiting friends on campus; teaching in Cherokee.
8	Ione Van Horn	Plans to attended the Delta house party; teaching in Newhall.
8	Joseph Van der Veer	Plans to work at a bank in Los Angeles, California; will leave June 7th.
8	Max Noah	Visited campus.
8	Ruth Reed	Plans to visit; teaching in Algona.
8	Miss La Vane Sellers	Visited Frances Sellers who was injured when she fell off a float; Mrs. Sellers also visited.
8	Miss Sarah Bell	Visiting her sister Ruth for Commencement.
8	Viola Bockenthien	Attended the Delta Phi Delta spring dance; teaching in Sibley, Iowa.
8	Gladys Charmock	Mother visited for Commencement.
8	Miss Helen Naumann	Visited campus and attended the Phi Omega Pi dance.
8	Evelyn Arquette's mother	Visited and attended May Fete.
8	Hazel Cave's mother	Attended Commencement.
8	Lucile Dickey	Visited friends on campus; teaching in Sibley, Iowa.
8	Kathryn Robb	Returned to campus to finish her B. A. degree.
8	Miss "Pat" McNally	Visited friends on campus.
8	Word has been received	Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Long have a newborn daughter.
8	A loss next fall	W. A. Young will teach in Wichita, Kansas.
8	Nora Swanson	Married Harry Brown.
8	Former T. C. student meets with success	Charles B. Santee named Cedar Falls postmaster.
8	Aristo	Award prize to eight members who have completed six terms of society work.