Normal Eyte — May 9, 1903

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
481	Theodore Thomas Orchestra	Performance preview.
481	Explanations are necessary in regard to an article	Corrects earlier article on Mabel Shining.
482	Training	An exercise in plan drawing.
484	Kent	Harry Kent has a new daughter.
484	The excellent work	Bess Kaye, Stella Clinite, and Iva Lamb re-elected at Grundy Center.
484	E. C. Hill	Will be superintendent in Nashua.
484	Jennie Reynolds	Now a private nurse.
484	Floyd Wiler	Recovering from appendectomy.
484	After an absence	Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hearst are back from their trip to Europe.
484	Ida Fell	Will be principal at Clarence.
484	L. Mabel Dimmitt	Will continue to teach in Eldora.
484	The Normalites	Florence Freeman, Blanche Le Valley, and Alice Joy are teaching at Moulton.
484	F. W. Else	Superintendent at Mt. Pleasant.
484	Emma Yule	Has been superintendent in Juneau, Alaska; now traveling in Europe.
484	Katherine Knoepfler	Will teach in Cedar Falls.
484	A. L. Vincent	Will be principal in Moorhead.
484	May Wright	Has been studying German, music, and drawing.
484	Prin. A. L. Vincent	Gave address at South English.
484	After two years	Ethel Burt resigned at Alta.
484	The principal elect of the Keota schools	Charles Yeager will be in charge there.
484	Lewis Abel	Will attend summer school.
484	The principle of the Lake View schools	J. R. Slacks is in charge there.
484	Agnes M. Cowan	Teaching in Paullina.
484	Edith Fischer	Teaching in Logan.
484	Ida Leydig	Superintendent in Butler County.
485	The board of education of Walker	Bruce Alderman is doing a good job as principal there.
485	A cablegram from Salonica, Turkey	Martha Miller Haskell died while doing mission work there.
485	Daniel R. Perkins	Moves to a different position in the Philippine Islands.
485	At the annual election of teachers in Cedar Falls	Many alumni are teaching in Cedar Falls.
485	Grace Potwin	Visited campus.
485	E. W. Gregson	Now in business in Ewart.
485	Principal George Hursey	Enjoying vacation.
485	Three members of the Alumni Association	Laura Brown, James Stockman, and Edward Hollis received medical degrees.
485	Erwin Schenk	Will go to Europe to study medicine.
485	The Educational Exponent	Cap Miller is an editor of a Keokuk County newspaper.
486	A happy company of relatives and friends	Claude Jarnagin married Jennie Gilchrist.
486	Y. M. C. A.	Purdue University representative has been on campus.
486	Instrumental recital	Features Mandolin Club, orchestra, and soloists; performance program.
487	Society	Alphas hold photograph program; Philos enjoy variety program; Ossolis celebrate May Day; Neos hold French program; Chrestos give African-American program; Aristos hold field meet program.
489	The ladies of Normal Hill	Organized WCTU group.
489	Dr. Sanders	Visited campus.
489	Ethel Hougland	Left school due to illness.
489	Floyd Wiler	Recovering from appendectomy.
489	A new electric clock	Installed in office.
489	Mattie Conie and Blanche Crouse	Visited campus.
489	Harry Moore	Visited campus.
489	Miss Thornton	Visited school in Waterloo.
489	Rev. and Mrs. McKime	Visited the Gists.
489	Miss Warriner's uncle	Here for a visit.
489	Miss Collins	Visited Jessie Stuart.
489	Bernice Wright	Visiting Charles City.
489	The latest--Misses Williamson and Froelick	Learning to play
489	Pres. Seerley	Attended meeting in Des Moines.
489	Miss Patnin	Visiting Professor and Mrs. Parish.
489	Clara Van Pelt	Sister visiting.
489	E. C. Hill	Hiring teachers.
489	Wade Emery	Left school due to poor health.
489	Velma Roadman	Visiting brother.
490	The following are some of the elections that have taken place recently	Roster of those who have found positions.
490	One of the week's happenings that was extremely enjoyable	Women faculty hold party for Stella Satterthwait.
490	Wednesday, the Normal School was visited by several men	Group from normal school in Cape Girardeau inspecting campus.
490	Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Hearst	Back in Cedar Falls.
490	There is talk of the consolidation of the Aristotelian and Shakespearean societies	Or maybe not.
490	Wednesday evening	YMCA and YWCA held joint meeting.
490	A very interesting	Xanhos hold party.
490	Wednesday afternoon	Enjoyed performance by band, orchestra, and Mandolin Club.
491	Home meet	Results of field meet; women also participate.
491	A very pleasing and in every way enjoyable	Aristos entertain Shakes.
492	The doctrine of equality
494	Prof. Fitzgerald	Arranging reunion of Cadet Band members for Commencement week.
496	Bible Study	The Passion week; 30 A. D.