Normal Eyte — February 20, 1904

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
337	The real orator	Professor Pierce gives her perspective on oratory; believes that today's real orator allows his own quickness of thought to determine his pace.
338	Y. W. C. A.	Nominating committee named; personal worker's class underway; fifty-two Bible study classes organized; Sunday School doing well.
339	Miss Washburn's spirited chapel address	Address on "old maids" was well received.
339	After several weeks of discussion	Debating League has established debate question; will deal with foundation of monetary system.
339	Notes On Music	Professor Fullerton believes that public schools are the place to develop an interest in good music.
340	Training	Some publications dealing with the subject of history in the grades.
342	Romanzo Adams	Working as professor of education at Nevada State University.
342	Friends have received announcements	Rosa E. Magill married Edmund D. Weston.
342	Blaine T. Youel	Continues as head of Doon schools.
342	M. Catherine Harris	Teaching in Colorado; Florence Freeman is teaching in Minnesota.
342	Rae Sewell	Studying music in Chicago.
342	A wedding	Jennie Slawson married Charles Sargeant.
342	Among the many hearty congratulation and greetings	Annis Folsom Merrill wrote a poetic tribute to Professor Bartlett.
342	Mary Helen Smith	Teaching in Ohio.
342	Rilla (Bates) Brinton	Teaching in Marcus.
342	Good reports	John L. Shearer is doing good work in Larrabee.
343	Ida M. Leighton	Teaching in Sioux Rapids.
343	Byron J. Reed	Principal in Wyoming, Iowa.
343	Edna F. Williams	Teaching in Algona.
343	Lizzie Bushyager	Teaching near Sheffield.
343	A wedding of interest	Henrietta Swan married William Innes.
343	L. H. Bock	Cashier in Minnesota bank.
343	A. L. Thorburn	Farming at Webster, Iowa.
343	A. L. Thorburn	Farming at Webster, Iowa.
343	S. J. Torney	Medical doctor in Stacyville.
343	Harriet Kimball	Teaching in Manson.
343	Charles Sutherland	Studying law at the University of Iowa.
343	The primary grades of the Farmersburg schools	Clara Williamson is in charge there.
343	Annie (Lees) Huggett	Went to California to enjoy the mild climate.
343	Luella Johnson	Teaching in Emmetsburg.
343	W. R. Patterson	Will continue his work with the New York City housing commission this year and then return to his position at the University of Iowa.
344	Bible Study	Paul's last journey to Jerusalem.
345	Mr. Paul F. Voelker	Says that Arthur Gist is doing fine work at Ida Grove.
345	Good reports	W. O. Boylan is principal at Northboro.
345	Flossie Rinehart	Teaching near Coin.
345	Wednesday evening	Bertha May Garland married George Bishop.
345	Mr. Albert Roach and Miss Hannah Hansen	Were married in Cedar Falls.
345	Luella Heightshoe	Studying at Iowa Wesleyan University.
345	Edna Conner	Teaching at Waverly.
345	Zeta	Presented Whittier and Longfellow program.
346	Chresto	Elected officers.
346	Orio	Enjoyed music, prize essays, and debate.
346	Aristo	Presented parodies of Valentine's Day verse.
347	Pell's terrible tumblers	Group of tumblers is rehearsing for a demonstration.
347	The chosen ones will orate	President Seerley announced the eight orators and their topics.
348	More music	Preview of performance by Bernhard Listemann Concert Company.
348	Baseball	This year's team may be one of the best yet.
349	Mary Cramer	Visited sister Alice.
349	Mrs. Warren Panton	Visited her mother.
349	Prof. and Mrs. Louis Begeman	Entertained friends.
349	Professor Geiser	Recovered from illness.
349	Everett Batcheler	Visited brother Clarence.
349	Mr. John Bett	Visited Pearl Anderson.
349	Prof. Colegrove	Preached in Baptist church.
349	Luther Howell	Teaching near Rowan.
349	Mr. Parish	Recovered from illness.
349	Ariel Parish and Arthur Logan	Have joined the Minnesingers.
350	The pupils of Miss Childs and Miss Curtiss	Gave Schubert and Beethoven recital.
350	Miss Estella Paddock	State YMCA secretary was on campus.
350	The girls of Wyler Hall	Gave Valentine's party.
350	Louisa Horton	Injured while playing basketball.
350	Miss Edna Hall	Back in school after recovering from appendicitis.
350	On Wednesday afternoon	Professor Page gave a lecture on radium.
350	Zoe Deo	Went to Chicago for medical treatment.
350	William Owen	Gave lecture on Shakespeare.
350	Prof. Newton	Invited students for dinner.
350	Mr. Ross Anderson	Visited sisters, Pearl and Myrtle.
350	Jessie Nordstrom	Visited Esther Seerley.
350	The Special Primaries	Organized for first time; Esther Ridley is president.
351	Program of vesper service	Brief program sponsored by YMCA and YWCA.
351	Few artists have appeared before us	Praise for performance of Herbert Butler.
351	At the hour of half past seven	Alphas and Philos hold costumed Valentine's party.