Normal Eyte — April 16, 1904

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
449	Debaters were chosen; the team to meet Kansas has been selected	Raymond Dix, Percival Magee, and Ernest Walker were selected; C. O. Ruggles will be alternate.
450	Select the winner; interstate orations have been sent to their judges	Preview of the orations that will be delivered.
450	A matter of business	Being married may help some men find teaching positions.
451	The new German society	Humorous look at their activities.
451	Charlie Stein	Made a brief visit.
451	As none of the students seemed to have life enough	May seek faculty help in writing a school song.
451	Y. M. C. A.	Professor Condit spoke in place of Dr. Hearst.
451	Glorious and wonderful; the ship will soon be here; the crew in good condition	Getting ready for presentation of "H. M. S. Pinafore".
451	Y. W. notes	Executive committee selected; hope to send ten women to Lake Geneva this summer.
452	Their first appearance	Chrestos presented Scotch program.
453	Track athletics; cinder path artists are hard at work	Track schedule complete; prospects for the season; businessmen contributed money for medals.
454	In a letter to a friend	Minnie Goude talks about her life in California and the West.
454	The school board of Pomeroy	David Patten re-elected as superintendent.
454	A. L. Heminger	Superintendent in Van Buren County.
454	Carl D. Behrens	Will continue work in Philippines.
454	John M. Dunkerton	Will continue to teach in Des Moines.
454	Nora Hauger	Now Mrs. John Holmes.
454	The following item, copied from the Auburn Reporter	Kittie Howard resigned from work in Auburn; will go to Montana.
454	Bertha M. Beard	Serving as missionary in China.
454	Robert D. Daugherty	Principal at Washington Academy.
455	The Daily Iowan	Praise for musical performance by George Eckhard.
455	Stella Tuttle	Will teach in Williams.
455	Georgia Packer	Assistant principal in Rockwell City.
455	Among the June weddings	Ethel M. Burt married Fred Brockschink.
455	Clara B. Whitmore	Physician and surgeon in Sioux City.
455	Matilda Harrington	Will assist in ISNS summer session in Latin.
455	Maude B. Ransom	Now Mrs. Brandt; studying music in Chicago.
455	Ethelyn Williams	Teaching at Lake Mills.
455	Samuel Younkin	In lumber business in Washington, Iowa.
455	Ben A. Osler	Farming at Carson; married Myrtle M. Hogue.
455	The April number of the Iowa Normal Monthly	Contains article by John Sogard.
455	A. O. Christopher	Will be principal at Caldwell, Idaho.
455	M. R. Timmerman	Will continue work at Wall Lake.
455	Edythe L. Wickersham	Teaching at Maxwell.
455	Nellie Starks	Principal in Belle Plaine.
455	E. C. Hill	Will continue work at Nashua.
455	Jeanette J. Wooley	Visited campus.
456	Philo	Philos presented faculty program.
456	Shakes	Presented children's program.
456	Alpha	Presented Shakespearean program.
457	John J. Lambert	Will present paper at Iowa Academy of Science meeting.
457	Neo	Presented funny program.
458	Alice Redmon	Back in school; sister Jessie still recovering.
458	A number of new racks	Have been placed in the library.
458	Allan Chantry	Visited his sister, Lillian Chantry.
458	On Tuesday last	Professor and Mrs. Newton had a baby daughter but she died shortly after birth.
458	Miss Alice S. Taylor	State official visits library.
458	The program given by the Chrestomathian Literary Society	Presented Scotch program.
458	President Seerley	Attended meeting in Sioux City.
458	Let every man come to the Y. M. C. A. room	To hear Dr. Hearst speak on medical careers.
458	Miss Grace Wilson	Had serious surgical operation.
458	Josephine Forrest	Has measles.
458	Erma Maxwell	Left school to teach in Belmond.
458	Harry Huffman	Will work for C. A. Wise Company.
458	Miss Goodwin	Went to Des Moines for vacation.
458	Lulu Lane	Will continue teaching in Iowa Falls.
458	Esther Seerley	Visited brother Clem.
458	Erret M. Fox	Visited campus friends.
458	Florence Butler	Has been sick.
458	Sylvia Chenoweth	Visited home.
458	Miss Rose Freeman	Sister visited.
458	Cora Arthur	Had measles.
458	Marie Loepp	Recovering from measles.
458	Charles B. Stein	Visited chapel.
459	On Wednesday evening last	Ethel Agnes Edwards gave a party for Blanche Renne.
461	Notes On Music	Professor Robert Fullerton presents his views on teaching vocal music.
461	School Management	The teacher as instructor.
463	Training	Mathematics in the eighth grade.
465	Bible Study	Paul's two years' imprisonment in Rome, A. D. 61-63.