Normal Eyte — May 16, 1903

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
497	The symphony concert by the Thomas Orchestra	Performance preview.
498	Triangular	Toasts and summaries.
499	Training	Teaching German below the high school.
501	Reduced rates to Cedar Falls	Railroad offers reduced rates for those going to Cedar Falls for Commencement and summer session.
501	Dual meet	Results of the recent track meet with Cornell College.
502	Society	Aristos offer music and papers; Neos program hampered by rain; Orios hold debate; Shakes have musical program; Philos hold debate.
504	Carolyn Rall	Will teach at Washington, Iowa.
504	Nellie Hoxie	Will continue teaching in Waterloo.
504	Hettie Hibben	Now at home due to poor health.
504	Bess Streeter	Will continue in Marshalltown.
504	Luella Wright	Will return to school.
504	Agnes Heightshoe	Will attend summer school.
504	Miss Rigby	Will be assistant principal at Livermore.
504	Nora Hauger	Teaching in La Porte City.
504	Edna Black	Will be assistant principal in Pomeroy.
504	Hattie McCall Roberts	Will teach in Zearing.
504	The good work of Ella Lund	Will continue in Lenox.
504	Juliette Pierce	Will teach at Buena Vista College.
504	Mildred Lyon	Will continue to teach at Marcus.
504	Belle Vinall	Has been teaching in Larchwood.
504	The principal of the Lawn Hill school	Lillian Crosby is in charge there.
505	E. H. Griffin	Still involved in newspaper business.
505	It is reported that Florence Rigby	Resigned at South English.
505	There is to be no graduating class at DeSoto this year	High school curriculum being adjusted; Charles Yeager is in charge there.
505	At Monona, Iowa	Estella Harding married E. F. Adams.
505	Louise Moyer	Will go to LaGrange, Illinois.
505	Among the teachers re-elected to positions	Several Normalites are teaching in Fort Dodge.
505	Sara P. Sherman	Visited Mrs. Claude Jarnagin.
505	J. O. Belz	Working for Department of Agriculture.
505	It may not be known by all the friends of E. N. Gibson	Married Blanche Squires.
505	Bertha Morrison	Visiting the Samsons; will study theology in Boston.
505	At the beginning of the school year	F. W. Else will add kindergarten in Mt. Pleasant.
505	Prin. A. L. Vincent	Judged debate at Wellman.
505	Clara (Eckhard) Keck	Visited Hawaii.
506	Ethel Hougland	Left school due to illness.
506	Mr. Willis Summers	Brother Charles visiting.
506	Charles Gist	Visiting his parents.
506	L. Coleman	Visited campus.
506	Rev. Chas. Biggs	Conducted chapel exercises.
506	Edna Dorcas	Left school due to poor health.
506	Bessie Forrester	Visited relatives.
506	Blanche Renne and Ethel Lovitt	Visited Waterloo schools.
506	Miss Van Pelt	Entertained friend.
506	Jessie Stuart	Entertained friend.
506	Fourteen seniors of S. U. I.	Three of the Phi Beta Kappas at the University of Iowa are Normalites.
506	An entire page of the Des Moines Register-Leader	Pays tribute to work of Charles Lyon at Valley Junction.
506	C. A. Fields	Visited campus.
507	Prof. Wright's lectures	Professor Wright will give several commencement addresses.
507	The storm Wednesday	Students surprised by sudden strong storm.
507	The following is a list of some of the Normal students who have received positions	Roster of those who found jobs.
507	Lillian Chantry	Has been secretary of YWCA; will now teach in Malvern; Elizabeth Kaye will take her place as secretary.
507	Mr. and Mrs. John Gray	Visited son Ralph and daughter Eleanor.
507	Mina Bennett	Back in school.
507	The Y. W. C. A.	Speaker addressed YWCA and YMCA.
507	Dr. C. B. Miller	Spoke to Professor Newton's class.
507	About one hundred students left Thursday morning	For interstate oratorical contest.
507	Father Donlon's Total Abstinence Society	Held enthusiastic meeting.
507	D. H. Rummel	Back in school.
507	Miss Call	Entertained students and friends.
508	Among the delightful social events of the past few months	Ruth Adsit gave dinner.
508	Last Friday evening the Normal track team	Entertained Cornell track team.
508	Earl and Vern Hemsworth	Entertained friends.
508	Last Saturday morning	Professor Knudsen took students on field trip to Dubuque.
512	Bible Study	The forty days; 30 A. D.