Normal Eyte — March 26, 1904

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
401	Management of state schools; are the three institutions encroaching upon each other	General Assembly is considering plans to unite management of the three state schools; pros and cons of the plan.
403	The wedding of James A. Boyle	Married Mae I. Watson.
403	Friends of Maude Weatherwax	Maude Weatherwax is recovering from typhoid fever.
403	Maude E. Miller	Assistant principal in Graton, South Dakota.
403	H. F. Anders	In real estate business in Iowa Falls.
403	T. P. Ebersole	Working for railroad postal service.
403	Nellie Loonan	At home in Hudson.
403	Daisy Wood	Now a senior at Cornell College.
403	James Leavitt Lambert	B. J. and Helen Davidson Lambert have a new son.
403	Nellie F. Anderson	At home in Vincent.
403	Grace Milliman	Living in Idaho.
403	History teacher	A student mistakes Robert Fulton for Robert Fullerton.
403	The graduating classes	There is considerable confusion about the official design of class pins.
403	Each society has held it Kansas preliminary debate	Roster of the six winners.
403	John H. Ellison	Teaching in Soldier.
404	S. M. Coddington	Superintendent in Parker, South Dakota.
404	For four years	Alice Fowler is teaching at Luverne.
404	Grace Simpson	Recovering from diphtheria.
404	W. A. Burton	Injured in fire.
404	The death angel has again entered our ranks	Fred I. Barner died.
405	On the program of the tenth annual meeting	Many Normalites featured on program of Southeastern Iowa Teachers Association meeting.
405	Cost has been counted; average expenses at Normal less than at Drake, Grinnell, Ames or Cornell	Professors Walters, Gist, and Arey report detailed cost of living expenses in several college towns; average expense per term for an ISNS student is $58.21.
406	Pansford Rounds Pelton	Married Mary E. Bolton.
406	James McCulloch	Will be superintendent in Fairfield.
406	Miss Ida Saline	Will go to Colorado for her health.
406	Edna Thatcher	Will teach in Zearing.
406	Irena Crocker Widger	Now in Seattle.
406	Frances Burns	Doing well in Audubon.
406	Clara Kyler Bellman	Now living in Washington state.
406	Mildred Smith	Teaching in Audubon.
407	Aristo	Presented bachelor program.
407	Chresto	Presented a short program.
407	Zeta	Presented recitations and debate.
407	Resolutions of sympathy	On the death of Nellie Hoch Fountain.
408	School Management	Preparation before teaching.
409	Y. W. notes	Enjoyed Bible study rally; added new furnishings to room.
409	At Morningside College	Warren Panton is coaching track at Morningside.
409	Society extends sympathy to Prof. Bender	On the death of his young son.
410	Notes On Music	Professor Fullerton offers a list of men's glee club music performed at ISNS in recent years.
411	Training	Changes in the work of the grades.
412	Our new gym; bricklayers will soon be here again	Will used glazed brick on interiors; swimming pool completion date unclear; heating and ventilation contracts let; two new boilers will be added; hope that most of the facility will be available for fall 1904.
412	Ruth Merner	Has the measles.
413	Prof. Merrill	Will return from Chicago.
413	The Parlor Reading Circle	Professor Falkler led discussion.
413	Mr. Crary	Visited sister Amy.
413	Mrs. W. H. Bender's mother	Left for Ohio.
413	Miss Amy Arey	Recovered from illness.
413	Bertha Test and Harry Huffman	Have been sick.
413	Alice Redmon	Has been sick.
413	Minnie Bisher	Back in school.
413	Miriam Davidson	Visited Grace Lambert.
413	Chas. W. Roadman	Visited home.
413	Mima Brothers	Has the measles.
413	Miss Drenning	Expected to return from Illinois.
413	Eva Cole	Visited campus.
414	The business men have responded very nicely	Will pay for equipment for the track team.
414	Carl Knock	Back in school.
414	The baby boy of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bender	Died at the age of five months.
414	President Seerley	Addressed meeting of North Central Association in Chicago.
414	There will be a basketball game	ISNS will play the Waterloo YMCA.
414	Arthur Gist	Home for a visit.
414	Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fullerton	Visited Mrs. Fullerton's family.
414	Ruth Long	Back in school to finish her course of work.
414	The graduating class of La Porte City	Professor Wright will deliver a baccalaureate address.
414	On account of her mother's illness	Elizabeth Kaye left school.
414	Wayland Gray	Recovering from a series of illnesses.
414	Frank Hamilton	Recovering from measles.
414	Will Francis	Visited campus friends.
415	The noted newspaper cartoonist, illustrator, humorist, and lecturer	Alton Packard entertained the campus audience.
415	Last Sunday evening	Men mistakenly bring canes with them.
416	Bible Study	Paul's two years' imprisonment in Caesarea, A. D. 58-60.