Normal Eyte — April 28, 1900

Page	Title	Summary
659	Editorial	Will soon elect staff for 1900-1901 Normal Eyte.
660	Hon. Matt Parrott	Tribute to Matt Parrott, a friend of the Normal School.
660	The resignation of Mr. Laylander	Superintendent of Cedar Falls school resigns.
661	The new man	A look at the roles of men and women.
662	List of books for grammar grades	One hundred good books.
663	M. Annette Anderson	Worked at Wyoming and Clarion since graduation.
663	Maude F. Anderson	Has not reported.
663	Amy Arey	Primary teacher at Tipton.
663	Bertha Beard	Student at the Chicago Training School for Missions.
663	May Adams	Is now Mrs. H. E. Barts from Minnesota.
663	Ethel L. Arey	Completed her advanced course.
664	Silas D. Elderkin	Employed by a Montana Meat Company.
664	Fannie Emery	Was a primary teacher at Charles City; now runs private kindergarten; married A. L. Haines.
664	F. C. Ensign	Completed advanced course.
664	Alma E. Evans	Engaged in school work at Livingston Montana, where she now is county superintendent.
664	Albert F. Ewers	Engaged in school work in Iowa and Minnesota; now back at I. S. N. S.
664	Deborah Davis	Completed the advanced course in 1897; teaching in Bedford since then.
664	A. G. De Hart	Has not reported.
664	Amy B. Draper	Married Bruce Riley.
664	Cora L. Ebersole	Has not reported.
664	Ernest D. Ede	Principal of Fairbank schools; completed advanced course studying at the State University.
664	Anna Edgar	Died October 28, 1895.
664	Minnie A. Edwards	Completed advanced course in 1896; teaches at East Waterloo.
664	Myrtle D. Chick	Teaching in Cherokee.
664	Eugene G. Clark	Principal of the Marathon schools.
664	A. O. Christopher	Employed by the Athens Publishing Company; married May L. Kennedy.
664	E. G. Copeland	Completed the advanced course.
664	Edith H. Curtis	Completed the advanced course.
664	Lillian Dale	Teaching in Boone.
664	W. T. Davidson	Principal of schools at Spirit Lake; married Lizzie Mann.
664	Edith M. Brooke	West Liberty's assistant principal.
664	May A. Brown	Teaching in Neola.
664	Chas. E. Buckley	Principal of Shell Rock.
664	Ethel Burns	Has not reported.
664	Beulah C. Burris	Teaching at Dysart.
664	Walter G. Burris	Completed advanced course and now works for Athens Publishing Company.
664	Norma Butterfield	Is now Mrs. Geo. N. Merwin of Chicago.
664	Everett P. Bettenga	Resigned teaching at Creston to become principal at Holstein.
664	Mabel Binford	Is now Mrs. C. D. Mills of Cedar Falls.
664	Eulalia G. Bradway	Is now Mrs. R. W. Carter of Sergeants Bluff.
664	Clara A. Boss	Completed the advanced course.
664	John W. Boyle	Completed the advanced course.
664	Vlasta Brhel	Teaching in Marshalltown.
664	Myrtle Bell	Is now Mrs. C. E. Tool of Alden.
664	Charles Benson	Teaches in the Normal department of a school in Council Bluffs.
665	Besse Hall	Teaches in Nevada schools.
665	Elizabeth Gilchrist	Resides in Walker.
665	Joseph Graham	Principal of schools at New Sharon.
665	Joseph H. Gorsuch	Has not reported.
665	Alma E. Gray	Married C. A. Fullerton.
665	Arthur M. Gray	Principal at Andrews; now principal of the Conrad schools; married Lena Shannon.
665	John W. Grimes	Real estate and insurance agent.
665	Amy Hahn	Teaches in the rural schools near Grand Mound.
665	Adeline L. Fellingham	Principal of a ward school at Carroll.
665	Mabel Felmley	Completed advanced course; married S. E. Yaggy.
665	James E. Fitzgerald	Completed the advanced course.
665	Robert Fullerton	Completed four year course with this class.
665	George Galloway	Principal at Valley Junction; now principal at Panora schools; married Bertha Seward.
665	Adella J. Gibson	Teaches at Odebolt.
665	Ellis T. Gilbert	Principal of schools at Millard, Nebraska; now teaches country school near Council Bluffs; married Viola Baxter.
665	J. T. Fackler	Principal of Pomeroy schools; obtained Ph B. degree from Cornell College; assistant in science in Missouri Wesleyan College.
665	Ina Faris	Teaches in Mediapolis.
665	Athletic	ISNS baseball team defeats Ames, 11-2.
666	Last week	Tennis Association organized and elected officers.
666	Several young men	Have blistered hands due to boating.
666	Some of the ladies of the faculty	Voted in school election.
666	Mr. Kendrick	Attended brother's funeral.
666	Superintendent C. C. Magee	Visited campus.
666	A new edition of "Messages and Papers of the Presidents"	Is on library shelves.
666	Saturday evening	Speaker gave temperance talk.
666	Edythe Wickersham	Attended sister's wedding.
666	Eleanor Selleck	Visiting South Dakota.
666	Maude Waite	Missed a day of school.
666	Mary Belle Donnan	Visited Independence.
666	Anna Hoover	Is at home due to poor health.
666	Mate Blakely	Mother is sick.
666	Bruce Alderman	Visited Nevada and Cole.
666	Winnie Wood	Out of school due to accident.
666	E. W. B. Mark	Visited Wilton Junction.
666	Mr. Teakle	Back in class.
666	Miss Clifford	Brother visited.
666	Nina Bowe	Visited Anna Black.
666	Professor Begeman	Purchased a building lot facing the park.
666	Margaret Dunn	Will teach near Moorville.
666	Louise Nelson	Visited Clermont.
666	The Minnesingers	Will present campus concert.
666	Gertrude Apple	Is sick.
666	Lenora Harman	Has been sick.
666	Laura Martin	Back in school.
666	E. Cecil Hill	Visited Winfield.
666	Dell McKay	Has been sick.
666	Miss Spencer	Has missed class.
667	This year for the first time	Students will be graduated in music.
667	The following elections have been made this week	Several students have secured positions.
667	Wednesday morning	Several visitors came to campus.
667	Maude Rosemond and Abbie Donnan	Visited Elizabeth Griffith.
667	Ruth Paxton	State secretary visits YWCA.
667	The many friends of Robert Fullerton	Robert Fullerton is available for concerts in Iowa this summer.
667	Friday evening	Minnesingers gave campus concert.
667	The delegation from I. S. N. S.	Group will be going to interstate oratorical contest.
667	Tuesday evening	Professor Begeman gave physics lecture; Professor Hersey helped with demonstrations.
668	Training: teaching reading in higher grades	Advice for teachers.
669	Normalisms	Poetic tribute to ISNS students.
672	Bible Study Department	Lesson XXVII: the Passion week.