Normal Eyte — May 28, 1904

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
537	Kindergarten; new department will open next year	Will begin in fall 1904; parents who wish their children to be in the kindergarten class should apply now.
537	Should the method of deciding the inter-state oratorical contest be changed?	Detailed look at the grading system and its possible inequities.
538	Commencement; the numerous programs will be unusually good	Will include recital, Choral Society performance, baccalaureate ceremonies, and a concert.
539	Tennis tournament; Miss Hanson defeats Miss Hemsworth in the finals	Women play singles and doubles matches.
540	The union meet; the track team won a great victory	Normal makes four new records at meet; results of the meet.
541	Big crowd--much fun	The Philos and Aristos played baseball.
542	Elizabeth Kaye	Will be principal at West Union.
542	Philip Gilchrist Jarnagin	The Jarnagins have a new son.
542	Since leaving the Normal in 1901	Ellen Jackson has been teaching in Glenwood.
542	Gertrude Ayers	Has had scarlet fever.
542	L. D. Salisbury	Will be principal at Winterset.
542	C. E. Burton	Will be principal at Springville.
542	Emma L. Evans	Will continue to teach in Luzon.
542	Ellen Schuff	Will continue missionary work in India.
542	J. H. Lees	Will work with geology department at University of Colorado and with the Iowa Geological Survey.
542	Ada Eighmey	Will continue to teach at Cresco.
542	Susie Ablett	Will continue to teach at Green Mountain.
542	The schools of New Sharon	John McPherson is in charge there.
542	Nellie Dority	Will teach at Jefferson.
542	I. D. Shuttleworth	Will be superintendent at Neola.
542	Anna Philpot	Visited campus.
542	A. L. Vincent	Will continue at Moorhead.
542	Kathryn (Peck) Wilde	Has a new son.
542	Deborah Davis	Will continue as principal at Estherville.
542	E. N. Gibson	Will continue as superintendent at State Center.
542	H. W. Dana	Will be principal in Cambridge.
543	Roy Hoats	Has done well at West Waterloo.
543	Cora Munro	Teaching in Los Angeles, California.
543	Altha Stone	Will be assistant principal at Early.
543	Chas. Meyerholz	Will teach at the University of Maine this summer.
543	The Slater News	Praises work of Principal A. O. Wydell.
543	The second annual exhibit of work	Praise for work of E. C. Smith in Ouray, Colorado.
544	Ossoli	Presented a miscellaneous program.
544	Philo	Enjoyed short program.
544	Alpha	Installed officers; gave naval program.
545	The Misses Birdie and Edna Knight	Visited sister.
545	Miss Rena Curkeet	Entertaining cousin.
545	S. L. Thomas	Visited campus.
545	Last week	Western College defeated ISNS in baseball, 5-0.
545	Prof. Walters	Went to Marshalltown.
545	Jack Streff	Back in school.
545	Nona Edgerton	Mother ill.
545	Mrs. Robert Fullerton	Visited Parkersburg.
545	Joseph E. Johnson	Visited brother Austin.
545	Florence McNeal	Sister died.
545	Althea Miller	Visited Tripoli.
546	Enthused by the success our grown up athletes have been gaining	Training School held field meet.
546	On Thursday	Professor Wright left for ten days to deliver commencement and baccalaureate addresses around the state.
546	Chas. Overman	Training School student vaults over ten feet.
546	Dr. Gist	Will deliver address in Traer.
546	Twas a merry party	Students went for picnic on the river.
546	The executive committee of the State Teachers Association	Met to put together program for December convention.
546	Harry Martin	Met Erret Fox in Minneapolis.
546	Mrs. Webster Fish	The former Frances Webster visits campus and talks about the old days.
546	Miss Edna Sprague	Visited Lillian Chantry.
546	Roy Crouse	Visited sister Blanche.
546	Ruth Butler	Left school due to poor health.
546	Miss Alice Wilcox	Visited Lillian Goodwin.
547	When word reached the Hill	Students celebrate victory of ISNS in track meet; march to train station.
547	Following is a partial list	Roster of students who have found teaching positions.
549	Training	The common school branches and hand work.
551	School Management	The teacher as ruler.
552	A wedding of interest	Mary McNally married Ralph Christie.