Normal Eyte — May 4, 1901

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
733	Editorial	Oratorical contest coming up; shortage of teachers in some places because boards are unwilling to pay fair salaries; hopes that three men can be found who are willing to teach in the Philippines.
734	Official; beginnings of the Iowa State Normal School; the students' volunteer religious work	Professor Wright discusses the foundation of religious work on campus.
737	Commendation for Normal's system of literary training	Praise from the Iowa State University student newspaper.
737	Program for the quarter centennial anniversary of the State Normal School	Program of events to be held during Commencement week.
738	Miss Elizabeth Griffith	Will have music classes.
738	Miss Anna Baker	Visited sister in Waterloo.
738	The Fitzgerald concert band	Played in Waterloo.
738	Ida Harmon	Visited La Porte.
738	Miss Florence Umbarger	Visited sister Clara.
738	Frances Stewart	Studying osteopathy.
738	Faith Stuntz	Visited campus.
738	Tressa Tighe	Had malarial fever.
738	Miss Enola Pierce	Entertained mother.
738	Emma Adams, Lizzie Fry, and Fannie Hopkins	Went out to teach.
738	Ruth Marsh	Visited sister.
738	Miss Ida Strawn	Took class on picnic.
738	Last week	Benjamin Boardman placed second in the half mile run at the University of Iowa.
738	Maud Lane	Will continue at Lake Mills.
738	E. G. Clark	Will be principal at Lake Mills.
738	S. A. Potts	Resumed duties at Adel after recovering from illness.
738	Blanche Hinkley	Studying at Cornell College.
738	Emmetsburg	Quite a number of Normalites will teach there.
738	Cora D. Patterson	Will teach in Salt Lake City.
738	Mary E. Waller	Elected to Phi Beta Kappa.
739	Shakespeare's Loves Labor Lost	Will be presented as class play.
739	The elections for this week	More students have found teaching positions.
739	The Eugene Brown fund	Has reached nearly $600.
739	John Lund	Appointed to West Point.
739	Francisco Pino	Cuban boy visits campus.
739	Four beautiful pictures	Purchased by ISNS.
739	A fine specimen of the Canada lynx	Donated to Museum by Rodney Arey.
739	The Art Club	Met recently.
739	The I. S. N. S. baseball team	Several men miss the train but catch up on a freight.
739	Mrs. Seerley	Received letter that the Martz family arrived in California.
739	Mrs. Dinwiddie	Major Dinwiddie is some better but will not return this term.
740	The quarterly bulletin	Will be a special historical issue.
742	Neotrophian Society	Presented several programs.
742	Y. M. C. A.	Heard address on missionary work in Greece and Turkey.
742	Aristo Society	Presented American Indian program.
743	Clio Society	Present debate.
744	Athletic; Normal 5--Ames 0	Account of the baseball game.
746	Bible Study Department	Lesson XXIX: Paul's last labors and letters.
812	Training; arithmetic	Advice for teachers.