Normal Eyte — March 19, 1904

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
385	Our coming appropriation; the law makers will give us all we ask	ISNS has asked for $87,000 and should get it.
385	New collegiate course	ISNS will offer a new "Teachers Collegiate Course" that will result in a Bachelor of Arts in Education degree; course will be open in summer 1904; course of study now under development.
386	Where the Normalites live	Map shows ISNS enrollment by county for 1901-1902 and 1902-1903; photo.
387	If you see a gang of twenty or thirty wild looking men	The cross country team is in training.
387	The triangular debaters	Will discuss question to be debated with Ames.
387	That prize song	Deadline for new school song extended.
387	Prof. Colegrove	Returned from California.
388	Training	Changes in the attitude of superintendents and teachers towards work of the grades.
390	Mr. Melville G. Grimes	Married Blanche Adams.
390	Earl B. Rogers	Graduated from medical school; now at Cook County Hospital.
390	C. J. Lambert	Read professional paper in Iowa City.
390	Harry Heath	Married Nellie Dickinson.
390	Friends of Walter W. and R. L. Wilson	Offer sympathy on the death of their mother.
390	B. J. Lambert	Elected to Sigma Xi.
390	Blanche McIntosh	Principal at Britt.
390	R. D. Barr	Will be principal at Castana; R. H. Sylvester will succeed him at Sergeant Bluff.
390	Margaret Stevenson	Serving as financial secretary of Lincoln, Nebraska, YWCA.
390	J. W. Ellingson	Farming in North Dakota.
390	Arthur G. Morey	Is a lawyer in Minnesota.
390	R. H. Minkel	Principal in North Dakota.
390	Wm. W. Bartine	Practicing medicine in Rock Rapids.
390	The teacher of the first primary department	Mary Brannan is teaching in Albion.
390	Fannie Dunlavy	Teaching in Manilla, Iowa.
390	Edna Windolf	Teaching in Toledo.
390	Ella F. Williams	Teaching in Neola.
391	Dr. F. A. Lacey	Practicing medicine in Oakland, California.
391	Thos. E. Hawk	Working for International Harvester in Minneapolis.
391	T. M. Prall	Superintendent in Chamberlain, South Dakota.
391	We copy from the Chicago Record-Herald	Nellie Hoch Fountain and her mother were killed in an elevator accident in Des Moines.
392	Interstate track meet; five states to compete at Cedar Falls	Normal schools of Kansas, Illinois, Missouri, and Wisconsin will come to the meet.
393	Frank Reno	Attending business college.
393	Warren Panton's friends	Warren Panton will teach at Morningside College.
393	Myrta Lyon	Will enroll.
393	The acquaintances of Will Yeager	Will Yeager is back in school.
393	Josie Howe	Assistant principal at Slater.
393	Leo Ranney	Teaching near New Hartford.
393	John Wilson	Teaching near New Hartford.
393	Edith Alderman	Teaching piano in Nevada, Iowa.
393	Nina Walker	Teaching at Parkersburg.
393	Mrs. Stover	The former Hattie Schwartz is teaching in Blairsburg.
393	Alpha	Presented a Chinese program.
394	Shakes	Presented miscellaneous program.
394	A concert	Preview of performance by Mendelssohn Quartette.
395	This is not "dope"	An honest perspective on the prospects for the track team this year.
395	School Management	School law.
396	Rally!	The Reverend Robert T. Marsh will address a meeting on Bible study.
397	Bible Study	Paul's last visit to Jerusalem, A. D. 58.
398	Glenn Wynegar	Went to Oregon.
398	Prof. and Mrs. Page	Visited Humboldt County; heard President Seerley deliver an address there.
398	Frances Pruitt	Teaching in Blockton.
398	Mrs. W. W. Gist	Visited Cedar Rapids and Marion.
398	A. D. King	Visited the Hill.
398	Professors Walters and Newton	Went hunting.
398	Fraternities; are they a benefit?	Pros and cons of fraternities.
398	Mr. Merrill	Will return from Chicago.
399	Mr. Levi Clark	Went to see performance of "H. M. S. Pinafore" in preparation for the local production.
399	The Cotton brothers	Went to Minnesota.
399	Prof. Louis Begeman	Lectured at Coe College.
399	The Normal museum	Bert Callison loaned a mastodon hip bone to the Museum.
399	Mr. George Cleveland and Miss Sadie M. Ford	Were married.
399	Miss Seals	Visited Missouri.
399	Mr. Eells' friends	Will be happy to learn that he has been named principal at New Hartford.
399	Miss Duxbury	Had malarial fever; will teach this spring.
399	Maude Coy	Back in school.
399	The Misses Zoe and Frances Deo	Were in Chicago.
399	Mr. Robt. Fullerton	Sang at YMCA meetings in Ames.
399	Miss Simmons	Sister-in-law ill.
399	Isabel Shilliam	Visited chapel.
399	Among those who returned for spring work	Several former students are back in school.
399	Miss Patt	Enjoyed visit to Chicago.
399	Just before school closed	Lost and found items available.
399	Miss Hutchison	Visited Monmouth, Illinois.
400	Mr. and Mrs. Parish	Visited Independence.
400	Miss McGovern	Mother is quite ill.
400	The happiest looking people	Quarantine lifted at Spicer Hall.
400	John C. Green	Father of Mabel Green died.
400	On the last Friday night of the winter term	Physical culture department gave demonstration.
400	At the close of the winter term	Roster of those who received degrees or certificates.
400	Mrs. C. P. Colegrove	Visited relatives in Grinnell.
400	Miss Anna Gertrude Childs	Attended opera in Chicago.