Normal Eyte — May 21, 1904

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
521	A teacher's union; the pedagogs of southern Iowa will attempt to advance salaries	Group consists mostly of country school teachers; questions about the value of the group.
521	Triangular debate; Philos, 4; Orios, 4; Aristo, 1	Brief account of the debate.
522	June festival of music	Chorus under direction of W. L. Tomlins will present Mendelssohn's "Elijah".
522	The biggest crowd	Orios defeat Aristos in baseball, 6-4.
522	With such an experience baseball fan	Professor Rice has a broken arm and Cecelia Putnam has a bruise.
523	Illinois was subdued; after the ball game they took life more seriously	Normal defeats Illinois in baseball, 7-4.
523	On the diamond; other schools have been doing things to our ball team	ISNS has lost a string of games to Iowa, Iowa State, and Western College.
524	Coe is vanquished; the dual meet won by Normal by a margin of 14 points	Normal defeats Coe College in track and field.
525	After a successful experience of two years at Ireton	Joel Johnson will be principal at Sanborn.
525	G. F. Eckhard	Will work as engineer for Illinois Central Railroad.
525	Miss Jennie Foglesong	Studying in Missouri.
525	Maud Mow	Teaching in Marathon.
525	Mrs. Edna Wray Simpson	Died in Minnesota.
525	Edith Bailey	Will teach in Ames.
525	Sara Riggs, Jennie Sheean, and Miss Knudsen	Planning trip to Europe.
525	Olive (Taubman) Jewell	Mother died.
525	Miss Margaret Roan	Teaching in Graettinger.
525	Bertha Aarvig	Teaching in Cherokee.
525	A particularly sad death	Bertha Gardner Bishop died.
525	Miss Anna Reedy	Assistant principal at Gowrie.
525	Miss Etta E. Brown	Married Harry D. Eston.
525	Good reports	Albert Joy is doing well in Whitmore.
526	Tressa Waldo	Will continue teaching at Spencer.
526	The following article	History of the Klier Boarding club and a circulating letter among the people who lived there.
526	H. E. Blackmar	Continuing good work at Emmetsburg.
526	Walter S. Mitchell	Will be principal at Charter Oak.
526	The Lorimor schools	Mark I. Roberts is in charge there.
526	Jennie Speer	Will continue teaching at West Waterloo.
526	Maud Lane	Back at work in Sioux City after recovering from illness.
527	Aristo	Presented recitations and debate.
527	Chresto	Presented Mother Goose program.
528	Clio	Presented nature program.
528	Zeta	Presented recitations and papers.
528	Germania	Programs for upcoming meeting.
529	Many of Normal's former athletes	Come back to campus for special occasions.
529	The pupils of Miss Curtiss and Miss Childs	Gave a recital.
529	In honor of Miss Grace Paulger	Will go to Chicago for nursing training; friends gave her a party.
529	Miss Mabel McNally	Returned from trip to the West.
529	After seven weeks of suffering	Roy Merner died.
529	Ross M. Bickford	Purchased barber shop from L. Coleman.
529	Glenn M. Zerbe	Will teach in the Philippine Islands.
530	Emil Tostlebe	Visited friends on campus.
530	J. N. Streff	Called home.
530	Edith and Clara Hazlett	Visited campus; Clara Hazlett will teach in Tripoli.
530	Mr. Veatch's gallery	Many students are having their pictures taken.
530	Macy and Don Campbell	Sister visited them.
530	There have been many April showers	Women's Relief Corps honors Minnesingers and track team with reception.
530	Mrs. Frank Watson	Gave a solo recital.
531	Notes On Music	Robert Fullerton talks about the human anatomy of music.
531	School Management	The teacher as trainer.
533	Training	The school as a factor in the growth of character.
535	Bible Study	Mission study.
536	Y. W. C. A.	Minna Merriam will be General Secretary of campus group.