Normal Eyte — April 11, 1903

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
417	Alexander Hamilton	Jay Colegrove's essay on Hamilton.
419	For the Thomas Orchestra	Four grades of seats available.
420	Training	Iowa Geography--suggestions on teaching.
421	Financial Report	Disbursements and receipts of the Athletic Association for the winter term, 1902-1903.
422	Carrie Rule	Will take a year of rest.
422	Chas. Severance	Visited campus.
422	Excellent reports	C. S. Cory doing well in Humboldt.
422	Rose (Southard) Lanty	Farming in California.
422	The principal	Clara Funston is principal in West Des Moines.
422	Edward Quigley	Will teach in Lincoln, Illinois.
422	Margaret Craven	Will teach in Nebraska.
422	Alma Savage	Doing well in Marshalltown.
422	Superintendent P. O. Cole	Doing good work in Cerro Gordo County.
422	W. H. Ray	Will stay in Gowrie.
422	An advance in salary	E. A. Brinton is principal in Marcus.
422	Beulah Bryan	Teaching in Thompson.
422	Anna Black	Principal in Dayton.
422	Chas. McMullen	Head of commercial education at Oregon State Normal School.
422	Frank W. Perkins	Principal in Aurelia.
422	W. F. Schregardus	Resigned position in Rockwell City.
422	The principal of the high school	O. E. Dixon is principal in Oskaloosa.
422	A little daughter	Mr. and Mrs. Carl Axtell have a new daughter.
422	P. E. McClenahan	Will continue at Winterset.
422	Edward Rayburn	Bank cashier in Montezuma.
422	Unanimous re-election	Paul Voelker will remain in Ackley.
422	Raymond French	Will attend summer school.
422	John Kirkpatrick	Re-elected at Harlan.
422	Grace Brainard	Teaching in East Waterloo.
422	Thyrza Horswell	Teaching in Thompson.
422	J. I. Lynch	Will continue at Clarence.
422	A. Bruce Alderman	Re-elected at Walker.
422	Bessie Buchanan	Teaching in Fairfield.
422	Blanche Riggs	Teaching in Mason City.
422	A seventh grade	Lena Engelhart is teaching in Mason City.
423	J. E. Vance	Visited campus.
423	The re-election	Willis E. Lamb re-elected at Scranton.
423	Emma Lambert	Granted leave of absence to do university work. Ethel Waller will substitute for her.
423	A pleasing recognition of faith	Anna Philpot will replace Estella Harding in Cedar Falls.
423	Good reports of the Normalites	Florence Rigby and A. L. Vincent are doing well in South English.
423	The Cherokee organization	Lorne Parker, E. A. Brinton, and Guy Clevenger were on a meeting program.
423	Etta (Robinson) Cantine	Visited parents.
423	Some members of the Alumni association	George Chandler is mayor of Osage.
423	The Lenox schools	E. E. Kuhn is in charge there.
424	Society	Zetas gave faculty program; Aristos hold American program; Chrestos gave gossip program; Alphas have Japanese program.
426	Baseball	Outlook on season and the team's schedule.
427	Track athletics	Overview of team's upcoming season.
428	Clara Moe	Called home due to friend's death.
428	Gertrude Caudle	Sister Jessie visiting.
428	Miss Pierce Sundayed	At home.
428	Amy Arey	Visited home.
428	Wait until tomorrow	To see Easter bonnets.
428	Minnie Brown	Entertaining Elsie Mitchell.
428	Eva Cole	Visited parents.
428	Joe Vance	Visited campus.
428	Lizzie Henderson	Left school to teach.
428	Fannie Cooper	Left school due to poor health.
429	Have you purchased your baseball ticket?	Urges students to support team.
429	Last Saturday evening Miss Call and Miss Baker	Entertained Harry Lancaster.
429	Easter morning	Will hold sunrise prayer meeting.
429	Minna Dorsey	Mother visiting.
429	The baseball coach	Roy Fiske arrived to coach baseball team.
429	Ella Huffman	Father and sister visited.
429	The fourth year boys accompanied by their lady friends	Enjoyed bowling party.
429	Miss Stena Hansen	Visited campus.
429	Miss Popp	Mother visited.
429	Clem Seerley	Home from Iowa City.
429	Willis Summers	Went to Des Moines.
429	Chapel exercises	Led by the Reverends Nelson and Biggs.
430	The saddest event in years occurred Monday afternoon when Roger Clay and Frank Boehmler	Roger Clay and Frank Boehmler drowned on the Cedar River.
432	Bible Study	The passion week; 30 A. D.