College Eye — April 14, 1926

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	New Y. M. cabinet enjoy great time at Boone retreat; trip rivals recent glee club expedition	Account of trip to Boone camp.
1	Names of courses hard to spell as shown by test; Profs. Charles and Denny use unique system	Professors Denny and Charles find that their students have a hard time spelling the names of college courses.
1	Seniors laud public speaking, debate, teaching of English. Too much education	Albert Swenson, Walter Roberts, and Richard Day tell what they like and dislike about ISTC.
1	Annual band concert	Cedar Falls Concert Band will perform.
1	Clara Jobes organ solo tomorrow	Performance program.
1	June grads notice	Must announce intention to graduate.
2	Henry Verbrugghen	Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra will perform for Spring Music Festival; photo.
2	The Normal Eyte, April 11, 1906	Excerpts from old articles.
3	Wright's book on school history well illustrates; covers a fifty year period	Brief review of "Fifty Years at the Teachers College."
3	The pop off; the four classes of college students
3	Did you know that?	Full of quips and little known facts.
4	A Bouquet of Eyelets	Poems and quips submitted by campus people.
4	Editorially	Comments on bad habits of other schools.
5	Miss Gladys Lynch	English scholarship to the University of Iowa awarded to Gladys Lynch, who is now serving as English teacher and drama coach in Iowa Falls.
5	Professor Cable	Speaks on the topic; "Geology of Iowa".
5	Miss Hopkins	Business and Professional Women's Club hear solo presented by Miss Hopkins; accompanied at the piano by Theodora Messerschmidt.
5	Margaret Fullerton	Spent the weekend with Professor and Mrs. C. A. Fullerton. Mrs. Fullerton and Margaret were guests of the old and new cabinets of the Y. W. C. A.
5	Miss Florence Begeman	Teaching in Salt Lake City; receives raise.
5	Kathryn Peterson	Serving as principal of the Junior High School at Cooper, Iowa.
5	Five students	Five students treated at College Hospital.
5	It's real sob stuff	"The White Sister" shown at the Auditorium
5	Today at chapel time	All Y. W. members expected to participate in work day.
5	The cast	Dramatic Club presents play, "The Kleptomaniac", in Waterloo.
5	Professor W. B. Fagan	Expects to receive Ph. D. in English during leave of absence.
5	Mrs. Margaret Ball Dickson	Earns master's degree from University of South Dakota; writing poetry for New Jersey magazine and is on the staff of "Harp".
5	Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Orth	Visit Mrs. Orth's parents in Vinton.
5	Want to teach in Hawaii	Georgia Victor will relate her experiences of teaching in Puerto Rico.
5	Prof. C. A. Fullerton	Professors C. A. Fullerton, Alpha Mayfield, and Minnie E. Starr attended meeting in Detroit.
6	Tutors to open baseball season with Coe College; Kohawks have strong team	Excitement builds for upcoming baseball season.
6	Ohio and Kansas relays to draw stars this week; outdoor track season opens officially Saturday; Hoff appears at Kansas	Track and field season begins with two large events.
6	Pedagogs will send fast team to the Drake Relay games; local school will enter two fast relay crews	Teams prepare for Drake Relays.
6	T. C. H. S. home meet looks promising; Orr, George, and Johnson among the old men back	Preview of the meet.
6	Tutor home meet Saturday; Coach Dickinson to pick track men for Drake Relays; many entries in all events
7	Bel Canto Club pleases audience	Short review of performance.
8	Alpha Theta Beta	Held initiation.
8	Alpha Delta Alpha	Entertained four members of the faculty.
8	Phi Sigma Phi	Presented tea.
8	Pi Tau Phi	Entertained rushees.
8	Chresto	Informally initiated pledges.
8	Cliosophic	Presented program.
8	Shakespearean	Presented program and sang.
8	Genevieve Hays recital	Performance program.
8	Phi Omega Pi	Elected officers.