Normal Eyte — April 23, 1904

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465	Preparations being made; interstate contest is close at hand	Preparations are in place for the contest.
465	A special edition	There will be a special edition of Normal Eyte after the oratorical contest.
466	For the ladies; an oratorical contest has been suggested	Men have taken a greater interest in oratory in recent years; believes women should step forward, too.
466	Athletic control; the athletes must make good grades	There is a minimum grade point average for athletic participation; faculty will enforce it.
467	The short sightedness of some people is astonishing	Someone, probably a debater, stole a key article from a journal in the library.
467	Before the legislature adjourned	ISNS will receive $88,000 from the General Assembly.
467	If you know of any student being asked to quit athletics	Some of those men may not be using their potential study time effectively.
467	Notes On Music	Professor Robert Fullerton writes about music as the language of the emotions.
468	Field meet; athletic season will open next Friday	Track team will split into classes and compete against each other.
468	Dr. Frank Gunsaulus; he will lecture next Thursday night
468	Calendar	Schedule of school events for May and June.
468	The reason; Iowa will once more take the lead	Believes the University of Iowa will win the state track meet.
469	The practice of medicine; Dr. Hearst speaks to the Y. M. C. A.	Excerpts from Dr. Hearst's lecture.
469	Amendment to constitution	Athletic Association amendment gives specification for athletics letters.
470	Elizabeth M. Frye	Teaching in Davenport.
470	Edna Poor	Visited Cedar Falls; works for Independence newspaper.
470	Josephine Parker	Teaching in Sutton, Washington.
470	Paul Voelker	Will teach at Ida County institute.
470	Frank R. Sebolt	Now in real estate business in Canada.
470	Frank W. Perkins	Has been farming in Missouri; hopes to return to teaching.
470	R. A. Fenton	Will be principal at Marcus, where he will succeed E. A. Brinton.
470	Maude L. Barr	Teaching in West Waterloo.
470	At the annual election of teachers	Ada B. Montgomery will be assistant principal in Primghar; Cora Gardner will teach there.
470	Principal T. B. Morris	Will leave school work and manage a newspaper.
470	Annette Anderson	Will continue teaching in Hampton as will Ola Logan and Anna Parmenter.
470	Ida Peterson	Teaching in Idaho.
470	Lydia Eckhard	Teaching in Boone.
470	Tessa Tighe	Teaching in West Waterloo.
471	Saturday a large company of boys, girls, and adults	J. E. Cameron gave a talk on birds.
471	John R. Slacks	Doing well as principal at Lake View.
471	Myrtie E. Anders	Principal at Rock Rapids.
471	Cap Miller	Planned historical contest in Sigourney.
471	Emma Lambert	Visited home.
471	Vennie L. Wells	Now Mrs. Wells; living in Turin.
471	Mae Cresswell	Principal in Oelwein.
471	Pearl O. Carr	Now Mrs. H. A. Garrison; has a son; lives in Colorado.
471	Ida L. Rieke	Took up homestead claim in South Dakota.
471	Abbie Thurber	Teaching in Swea City.
471	Anna Singer	Still teaching in Marion.
471	Wesley Wiler	Will complete dental course soon.
472	Zeta	Presented short program.
472	Aristo	Presented music, recitations, and debate.
472	Clio	Presented several interesting programs.
473	Will S. Yeager	Martinsburg appreciated his work there.
473	Miss Maude Popp	Visited Independence.
473	The Sunday Chicago Chronicle	Contained article of production of "As You Like It".
473	Mr. C. E. Norton	Motorman injured in street railway accident.
473	Mrs. Marion Hotchkiss Merrill	Visiting from Chicago.
473	Jas. Ehret	Visited Hudson.
474	Susie French	Visited home.
474	Judson Maxson	Went to Olin.
474	Miss Foye Burt, Mrs. Austin, and daughter Dorothy	Visited Professor and Mrs. Bartlett.
474	Fannie Mueller and Flora Evans	Went home for a visit.
474	Drs. Chas. Lambert, Wesley Wiler, Earl Thompson	Returned to Iowa City.
474	On Monday	Nell House was struck by a streetcar but not seriously injured.
474	Grace Cole	Brother visited her.
474	Nellie Eastman	Has the measles.
474	Lucile Ingersoll	Has been sick.
474	The Catholic Newman Club	Had party at home of Cora Downey.
474	Friday evening	Dr. Hopkins gave a lecture.
474	Joe Roberts	Visited campus.
475	Louisa Miller	Went to Valparaiso.
475	Cora Quayle	Will teach in Logan as will Essie Mae Davies.
475	Josephine Ullman	Will teach in Marcus.
475	Mrs. Maud Humphrey Palmer	Visited Enola Pierce.
475	Prof. Hersey	Visited Estherville.
475	Miss Rosetta Anderson	Mother died.
475	Miss Agnes Brown	Mother visited.
475	Ernest Ackerman	Mother visited.
475	Leta Kuck	Visited home.
475	Miss Irma Crowley	Went home due to illness in the family.
475	B. D. Gillett	Recovered from illness.
475	The Library has three new books	Books that will be useful to those interested in the Russo-Japanese War.
475	Mrs. C. E. Axtell	Visiting the Wrights.
475	Miss Mary Zellen	Was sick.
475	Carl Knock	Will be principal at Mitchell.
475	The Misses Gladys and Alice Watts	Entertained friends.
475	The Zetas gave a reception	Entertained honorary members.
475	The Y. M. and Y. W. C. A.	Will assist Gideons at meeting.
475	Miss Lena Call	Visited sister Myra.
475	Miss Anna Gertrude Childs	Entertaining friend.
475	On account of a temperance lecture	Sunday School entertainment postponed.
475	Esta Ross	Has the measles; Ida Fesenbeck is substituting for her.
476	Eleanor Gray	Visited brother Ralph.
476	Miss Kizzie Gambs	Taught in Smithland.
476	Maude Barr	Will continue teaching at Marcus.
476	Chas. and Roger Rugg Long	Sons of I. J. Long are studying pharmacy at Northwestern University.
476	Joe Weidner	Has been in the US Army; will return to school.
476	Allie House	Teaching near Greene.
476	Superintendent E. C. Hill	Writes that a number of Normalites will continue to teach in Nashua.
476	Mildred Brintnall	Will teach in Winthrop.
476	Alice Edwards	Visited campus.
476	Maude and Esther Thompson	Teaching in Butler County.
476	School Management	The teacher as instructor.
477	Bible Study	The last labors and letters of Paul, A. D. 63-65.
479	Training	Mathematics in the eighth grade.