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The benefit concert Review of recent production of the music students.
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Y. W. C. A. Report on recent meetings.
Philo Account of recent meeting.
Aristo Account of recent meeting.
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Athletic Additions to Field Day marks; appreciates athletic benefit concert; ISNS defeats Clarksville, 17-7; record now 2-1.
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Doctor F. C. Eastman Elected to faculty.
State certificate examination To be held on campus.
Railway rates for Commencement Need one hundred to participate in order to receive discounted rates.
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Jos. Johnson Finished at Brighton; began studies at University of Iowa; M. E. Weldy there, too.
We clip the following Frank G. Miller may continue at Dunlap.
Mary M. Hughes Assistant principal at Dunlap; Roxy Peterson will continue to teach there.
Grace Milliman, '90, and Mabel Shearer Will continue at Pocatello, Idaho.
O. E. Hibbs Re-elected principal at Altoona.
Nellie E. Weldy Teaching in Seattle, Washington.
Blanche Vance . . . and Charles I. Lambert Doing well at Alton.
The following message has been received Chase Mullenix mustered into army.
Miss Kittie Howard Will teach in Pocatello, Idaho.
Daniel R. Perkins Will attend University of Iowa.
Fred Williams Re-elected principal at Barnes.
Ole Oleson Won medal in contest at University of Iowa.
C. E. Buckley Will remain at Shell Rock.
Frank C. Woods Will be principal at Peterson.
Superintendent F. A. Lacy Doing well at North Des Moines.
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Mrs. Kyler Visited daughter Clara.
Miss Jennie Harper Visited Margaret Berry and Nellie McAlvin.
Mr. Gilbert Van Dike Visited sister Flora.
President Seerley Will attend high school graduation at Washington.
Margaret McQuilkin's school work Will close at La Porte City; will visit Bess Coomer.
Miss Mary Chapin Back in school.
Lillian McCulloch Will teach at Eldora.
Loretta Blake Went to Des Moines.
Myrtle Elder Expects to return to school.
Naomi Achenbach Mother visits.
Florence Griffith Visited Independence.
Miss Jennie Culbertson Will teach at Boone.
Professor Bender Will preach at Presbyterian Church.
Professor Loughridge Preached at Presbyterian Church.
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Walker Visited the Melendys.
Mr. Lloyd McCutcheon Visited Hal Washburn.
Edna Clapsattle Will teach at Idaho Falls, Idaho.
Mary McDuffie Will teach in Waterloo.
Minnie Gafie and Una Grettenberg Will teach in Springdale.
Miss Lulu Smock Visited Addie Stedman.
Mrs. Rev. Smith Visited Dora Larson.
Lucy Lewis Visited Des Moines.
A. M. Nichelson Will be principal at Sioux Center.
Carrie Schneider Will teach in Kingsley.
E. S. Smith Will teach at Moville.
Mayme Schuneman Visited Janesville.
Miss Suplee and Miss Gregg Visited Waterloo.
Mabel Donnan and Edna Poor Visiting Hudson.
President Seerley Went to Des Moines.
Elizabeth Parmenter Will teach at Lohrville.
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Edith Halford Assistant principal at Lake City.
Other students More students receive teaching positions.
The second call for volunteers S. T. Walker believes that a volunteer cadet company will be accepted by the army; forty-five have volunteered.
Program of exercises for Memorial Day Exercises will include Student Battalion.
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A post-commencement issue Will publish last issue of Normal Eyte after Commencement.
The historical Commencement number Will feature many illustrations.
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The old district school History of American education.
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Debates or orations; which? Attempts at definition and description.