Normal Eyte — March 5, 1904

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
369	Normal's exhibit; our school will be well represented at St. Louis	Professor Knoepfler is in charge of the exhibit at the World's Fair; description of the material.
369	Colleges advocate a change	Recommend change in judging procedures.
370	Oratorical contest; Macy Campbell first, Albert Colegrove second, and J. A. Yeager third	Report and judging card for the recent oratorical contest.
371	You should have	Professor Arey advises students to have a set of atlases and a museum in their heads.
371	President Seerley	Says that students who attend dances will get no help in securing teaching positions.
371	Miss Rice is anxiously awaiting	Would like to ask Hannibal and Julius Caesar some questions.
371	Two remarkable anniversaries have occurred here the past month	The first anniversary commemorates Professor Bartlett's career; the second remembers a long courtship.
371	Notes On Music	Professor Fullerton recommends music for women's glee clubs.
372	On February 10	Soldier High School raised money for an organ; Charles Kroesen is in charge there.
372	Ada L. Blaska	Will be assistant principal at Livermore.
372	Florence Rigby	Recovering from scarlet fever.
372	Isabel Shilliam	Teaching in Denver, Iowa.
372	Excellent reports	E. W. Vogel doing well in Newell.
372	E. D. Ede	Received degree from University of Iowa; now superintendent in Centerville, South Dakota.
372	Alice E. Taylor	Married G. W. Neal.
372	J. E. Barrett	Studying law at Columbia University.
372	After successful experience in the Manchester high school	Jennie Speer is now teaching in West Waterloo.
372	Joshua A. Edquist	Professor at St. Peter, Minnesota.
372	Jennie Huie	Teaching in Dunlap.
372	Jo. Hansen	Studying at Pratt Institute.
372	Maude E. Milliman	Now Mrs. Carl Cochran; living in Boulder, Colorado.
372	Mabelle Haley	Teaching in Dunlap.
372	C. J. Shaffer	Graduated from medical school; now practicing in Carson, Iowa.
372	Rena Fish	Teaching in Nevada, Iowa.
372	Harry S. Stein	Still principal in Danbury.
372	Gertrude Riggs	Teaching in Michigan.
372	Daniel Jennings	Farming in California.
372	Mary L. Jensen	Teaching at Dexter.
372	Will Francis	Teaching near Earlham.
372	Geo. Eckhard	Visited campus.
372	Edna E. Black	Assistant principal at Pomeroy.
372	Lucy Pingrey	Teaching at Dows.
373	A great sorrow came to Mary (Pickrell) Michener	Husband died of pneumonia.
373	The many Waterloo friends of Miss Ceva Bezold	Will be assistant principal in Traer.
373	The deepest sympathy of Normalites	C. M. Corrigan was killed in a train wreck.
373	J. H. Fellingham	Preached in Baptist church.
373	Grace Troutner	Read professional paper in Wisconsin.
373	J. O. Johnson	Visited Cedar Falls.
373	Etta B. Conner	Married the Reverend D. T. Travis.
374	Orio	Enjoyed music; preparing for oratorical contest at Emporia.
374	Aristo	Presented Washington program.
374	Clio; leap year	Presented Leap Year program.
375	Chresto	Presentation program included recitations and debate.
375	Zeta	Presented colonial program.
376	Miss Sadie Shirk	Teaching in Armstrong.
376	Miss Lou Watson	Teaching at Boone; will return to school.
376	Miss Gertrude Coffman	At home in Kansas.
376	The many friends made by Miss Gertrude White	Gertrude White died of typhoid fever.
376	Jennie McMillan	Teaching near Dunkerton.
376	Alice Hawk	Teaching in Washington state.
376	Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Ferguson	Went to the Philippines.
376	The marriage	Edith Baker married Ralph B. Thompson.
376	Training	Some publications dealing with the subject of history in the grades.
378	A close game	Western College of Toledo defeats Normal in basketball, 21-20.
380	Football accidents	Table showing insurance claims paid due to injuries in varies sports.
381	Y. W. C. A.	Vespers service scheduled again; roster of potential officers; mission study group will continue.
381	Rare fun, well done	Preview of performance by cartoonist Alton Packard.
382	Prof. Colegrove	Granted leave for rest of term; will go to California.
382	Lloyd Simmons	Went to Washington state.
382	Mr. Coleman	Will be janitor in the old buildings.
382	Miss Valeria Secor	Slipped on the ice and hurt her ankle.
382	Miss Drenning	Will be away for a few weeks due to eye trouble.
382	Cedar Falls has a specimen	ISNS has a specimen of radium.
382	Chas. D. Hurrey	YMCA international secretary conducted devotions.
382	Nellie Eastman	Has been sick.
382	Rose Freeman	Recovered from illness.
382	Mr. J. F. Riggs	Addressed chapel.
382	Elsie Harland	Left school to teach.
382	Austin Johnson	Has the grippe.
382	Burt Kroesen	Visited home; works as editor of Dumont newspaper.
382	Prof. Colegrove	Addressed farmers' institute in Clarion.
382	Everett Waters	Principal at Allison.
382	Effie Bryson	Went to Vinton.
382	Iva Colby	Left school to teach.
382	Dr. Gist	Preached at Baptist church.
382	Edna Thatcher	Recovered from illness.
382	Mrs. Alice Klinger	Left school due to poor health.
382	Joe Stein and John Wooley	Joined the Minnesingers.
382	Harry Kibe	Visited Jack Streff.
382	Miss Falkler's sister	Is ill.
382	The Aristos	Had their picture taken.
383	The election of the Normal Eyte staff	Macy Campbell elected editor-in-chief; T. E. Jones will be business manager; Blanche Renne will be local editor.
383	The Anna Wiler Hall girls	Entertained friends with a party.
383	A neat surprise was perpetrated	Bible class gives Professor Gist a surprise birthday party.
383	One of the entertainments	Praise for performance of Bernhard Listeman Concert Company.
383	Mr. Carl Abel	Will be traveling salesman.
383	Saturday night	Orios selected Ray Dix and C. O. Ruggles as contestants in debate.
383	The Misses Shepherd	Mourning death of brother from typhoid fever.
383	The Minnesingers and Cecilians	Began work on H. M. S. Pinafore.
383	On Monday afternoon	Western College defeated ISNS in basketball, 21-20; women's team challenged but did not play.
384	An absent Clio	Happy about the return of their goat.