Normal Eyte — April 9, 1904

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
433	State Board of Regents; the bill will undoubtedly fail to become a law	Bill would provide a single governing board for the three state schools; might be some advantages to such a system; bill will likely fail due to technical problems.
434	Y. W. notes	Considering plans for next year.
434	A lecture	Preview of appearance by F. E. Hopkins.
435	Drake	Cancelled baseball game with ISNS.
435	After McKinley's assassination	Chapel orations tend to follow current events.
435	You may have visions	A quotation from Professor Fullerton.
435	The school song contest	Closes Monday.
435	Edward H. Griffin	Will succeed W. W. Montgomery on the Board of Trustees.
435	I don't see any reason	A quotation from Professor Begeman.
435	Notes On Music	Professor Fullerton suggests music for mixed voices.
436	Training	Mathematics in the eighth grade.
438	School Management	The teacher as organizer.
439	Mary L. Chapin	Continuing to teach in Meriden.
439	Anna Hansen	Teaching at Estherville.
439	A little son	Harry and Alice Beebe Johnson have a new son.
439	Word has been received	Ike Howard was killed in an accident.
439	Arthur De Vault	Taught near Dexter.
439	Letty Keerl	Teaching at Clear Lake; will study in Chicago.
439	A dainty card from Alta, Iowa	George and Sadie Ferguson Isbell have a new son.
439	R. Ellen Gilmore	Teaching in Colorado.
439	Anna Patrick	Teaching in Mason City.
440	Zeta	Presented society program.
440	Chresto	Enjoyed programs of recitations and music.
440	Aristo	Presented recitations, music, and debate.
441	A great discovery; it may bring a wonderful advance in social science	Love as a disease.
443	C. E. Moore	Secretary of mining company after serving as Black Hawk County superintendent.
443	J. C. Bridges	Teaching at Oklahoma University Preparatory School.
443	After a year's experience in teaching	Neil C. Bardsley is studying law.
443	Lettie J. Leech	Living in California.
443	Mina Hughes	Wife of the Reverend J. W. Merrill.
443	Calvin S. Dodds	Principal in Monona.
443	Carolyn Rall	Teaching in Washington, Iowa.
443	Esther Wolzmuth	Visited Cedar Falls; teaching in Traer..
443	Juliette Pierce	Teaching at Buena Vista College.
443	Mary Annette Anderson	Teaching in Hampton.
443	Margaret Montgomery	Visited campus.
443	Excellent work	Mabel C. Smith is doing well in Glidden.
443	E. T. Sheppard	Superintendent in Onawa.
443	Bess Streeter	Visiting friends in Cedar Falls.
443	Florence Zerwekh	Living in Oregon.
443	Mae McKay	Now Ms. Algyer; living in Decorah.
443	Jennie Howarth	Teaching in Hawarden.
443	Lillie M. Held	Physician in LeMars.
443	Margaret St. Clair	Teaching at McGregor.
443	T. M. Prall	Has a new daughter.
443	C. J. Oleson	Studying at Northwestern University.
443	Bella Hostetter	Visited campus.
443	L. H. Andrews	Teaching at Grimes.
443	Sara Feld	Is a nurse in Cedar Falls.
444	Jason L. Mowry	Visited Minnesota; will return to California.
444	C. C. Magee	Moved to Oklahoma.
444	Friends of Jessie I. Miller	Jessie I. Miller has had serious health problems.
444	A recent number of the Waterloo Courier	Praise for the work of several Normalites in Tripoli.
444	Edward Gepson	Principal in Glidden.
444	At the caucus of the Republican members of the legislature	E. H. Griffin nominated to ISNS Board of Trustees; first alumnus to serve on board; will succeed W. W. Montgomery.
444	Ana Wormhoudt	Will go to Colorado to improve health.
445	Mr. C. B. Stein	Taught in institute in Manchester.
445	Harry Huffman	Back in school after illness.
445	Jessie Nordstrom . . . and Ceva Bezold	Visited campus.
445	On next Friday	Professor Knoepfler will judge debate in Cedar Rapids.
445	Myra Jones	Sang in Waterloo church.
445	Word has been received	Professor Fitzgerald will return about May 1.
445	Claribel Wilson	Father visited.
445	Mr. and Mrs. Briner	Visited daughter, Mrs. Charles Wiler.
445	President Seerley	Visited button factory in Muscatine.
445	Eugenia Pattison	Will teach in Eagle Grove.
445	Prof. Page	Has been sick.
445	Chas. Gist	Visiting home.
445	Cost of zoology	Humorous look at the costs of getting a sparrow to study.
445	Miss Gertrude Henderson	Recently enrolled.
446	The Ossolis	Presented fools' paradise program.
446	Miss Sara Rice	Could not attend meeting due to mother's illness.
446	Dr. W. L. Hearst	Will speak to men on careers in medicine.
446	Miss McGovern	Returned to work even though her mother is very ill.
446	Our art department	Secured traveling exhibit for display.
446	A letter from Mrs. Dinwiddie	She and her daughter Daisy are doing well in the Philippines.
446	Mrs. E. H. Carter	Visited her niece, Dalma Young.
446	The preliminary Kansas debate	Postponed due to illness of C. O. Ruggles.
446	On Wednesday afternoon	Students of Professors Curtiss and Childs gave recital.
446	Pearl Gould	Visited campus friends.
446	Jessie Redmon	Slowly recovering from illness.
446	Mr. E. H. Bunker	Hill grocery store owner reports theft of candy.
446	Ralph Crouse	Visited sister Blanche.
446	Anna Elder	Went home due to illness in her family.
447	The Nu Omicron Nu	Presented April Fool's program.
447	Friday night	YMCA and YWCA gave reception for new students.
447	In response to an invitation	Mrs. E. A. Mathews has a supper for the men who lived in her boarding house.
447	Effie Williamson	Visited Myra Gault.
448	Bible Study	Paul's two years' imprisonment in Rome, A. D. 61-63.