Normal Eyte — October 15, 1904

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81	Passing of the chapel oration; progressive change made by English Department; new requirements, two society orations or equivalent in contest work	The English Department has changed the requirements for the number of orations that need to be given by its students; they will no longer have to give orations during the chapel exercises.
81	Mailboxes on the street cars--why not?; schedule of principal mail trains make present system of collection 'very' unsatisfactory;	Article discusses the need for change in the current mail services on the hill.
82	No wonder Ames and Iowa have the best football teams	Former I. S. N. S. students play for the Ames and Iowa football teams.
82	The southeast campus	A photo of the southeast side of campus.
83	Ladies societies will dip into oratory; movement on foot to arrange inter-society contests; would make fair sex dangerous competitors in home contest	There is a movement to organize an oratorical league among the ten women's literary societies.
83	Great chance to see art; traveling exhibit will be here next week	The Y. W. C. A. will sponsor a traveling art exhibit.
83	Madrigal Club concert; an appreciative audience listens to a well rendered program; soloists are favorites	As part of the lecture course, the Madrigal Club singers performed at I. S. N. S.
84	Notes on music	There is a high demand for high school music teachers.
84	Training; the course of study--a review of the course quoted from "An Ideal School".	Professor Bender gives advice on teacher education.
87	Bessie Forrester	Is again teaching in the Lohrville High School.
87	Nellie Johnson	Is a high school teacher in Belle Plain, Iowa.
87	A. C. Fuller	Is the new superintendent of the Storm Lake schools.
87	Edna Stone	Has been promoted to a position in the history department of the Marshalltown High School.
87	Lynne Barnum	Remains in Spirit Lake for another year.
87	Lynne Barnum	Remains in Spirit Lake for another year.
87	Anna Bernard	Will be the Reinbeck High School principal for the fifth year.
87	Laura A. Hoag	Will begin her third year of work in Sioux City schools.
87	H. F. Volkmann	H. F. Volkmann is in charge of the schools of Whitewood, South Dakota; Edna (Alexander) Volkmann teaches an intermediate grade.
87	C. E. Burton	Spent last year at the University of Iowa; this year is teaching in Springdale, Iowa.
87	Ella C. Hartshorn	Has left Missouri Valley to be the principal of Lone Rock, Iowa.
87	Josephine Ullman	Is in charge of the grammar grade in Marcus.
87	Orrell Larrison	Has become Mrs. Charles Brooks of Boone, Iowa.
87	R. A. Elwood	Is the new assistant principal of the schools in Troy, Kansas.
87	M. Nervil Keeler	Is practicing osteopathy in Loveland, Colorado.
87	Maude Eugenia Pattison	Is teaching fifth grade in Eagle Grove, Iowa.
87	Charlotte M. Davis	Is the first assistant principal of the Clarion High School.
87	Mary S. Arnold	Spent the summer in Iowa but will return to Spokane, Washington.
87	Chloris Anderson	Has returned to Rosalia, Washington, for another year's work.
87	Announcement of the wedding	Irene Epley and O. J. Saquety were married on June 29 and now reside in Holstein, Iowa.
87	Jessie Lee Bradshaw	Teaches seventh grade in North High School in Des Moines.
87	Alta Green	Is a principal in Webster City, Iowa.
88	G. L. Martin	Is now enrolled in the forestry department of the State College.
88	Good reports of the work of C. D. McClain	Is a Latin teacher in the Fairfield High School.
88	Blanche McIntosh	Has returned to Britt, Iowa, to be the principal of the high school.
88	Luke Rhoades	Is principal of the Central building in Mason City.
88	J. Earnest Carmen	Is teaching physiography in the grade schools while also attending the University of Chicago.
88	Ida M. Fell	Will remain in Clarence as the assistant principal.
88	Mary Feltus	Has been appointed secretary of the Butler County Teachers Association.
88	J. P. Woodruff	Is the new superintendent of schools at Evanston, Wyoming.
88	Mrs. F. D. McRae	Spent the summer in Nova Scotia at the home of Mr. McRae's parents.
88	Ella Sandager	Is in charge of the second intermediate department of Elkader, Iowa.
88	Ethel Gerkin	Is ill with typhoid fever.
88	Katie Putnam	Is teaching fifth grade in Boone.
88	Nellie Hudson	Is the principal of the Lowell building in Boone, Iowa.
88	John McPherson	Is the head of the New Sharon schools.
89	College exchanges	Excerpts from other college's newspapers.
90	Bible Study	Lesson VII. The chosen family-Isaac and his sons.
91	Ames 17, Normal 0; heavy Aggies bruise their way through our line for three touchdowns; pedagogues hold cyclones to a small score, well earned	After numerous I. S. N. S. players were taken out of the game because of injuries, and a lack of the ability to score a touchdown, I. S. N. S. lost to Ames, 17-0.
92	Maude Bingham	Teaching in Dows.
92	Frances Burns	Will return to Audubon.
92	Thomas Burkhalter	Playground supervisor in Washington, D. C.
92	Laeta Koch	Librarian in Charles City.
92	Nellie York	Teaching in New York.
92	Women play tennis; second semi-annual tournament is now on	Article describes the results of the second semi-annual women's tennis contest.
92	Normal seconds 0, Ellsworth 0; scrubs play Ellsworth a hard game; neither team able to push over for a touchdown	I. S. N. S. scrubs team was unable to score a touchdown against Ellsworth; the final score was 0-0.
93	Thomas Waddick	Principal in Prairiesburg.
93	Zilpha Cooney	Teaching at Bradyville.
93	Lois Young	Teaching at Linden.
93	Elizabeth Parmenter	Teaching in Mason City.
93	Philo	Rodenbach, Hawk, Pearl, Bangs, and Bay all participated in the recent Philo meeting.
93	Neo	Orations, papers, and a debate were presented at the recent meeting.
93	Zeta	Details of the recent Zeta meeting.
94	Mary Williamson	Visited Cedar Rapids.
94	Mildred Fox	Attended sister's wedding.
94	Lulu Sindlinger	Visited campus kindergarten.
94	Caroline Schmalle's father	Visited.
94	Edna Scherger's mother	Visited.
94	Winifred James	Visited parents.
94	Sadie Sterry's mother	Visited.
94	Margaret Scallon	Visited sister Teresa.
94	Jessie Nichol	Visited home.
94	Fannie Knights and May Sellers	Visited Luetta Knights and Cora Zink.
94	Aristo	Details of the Aristo meeting.
95	Miss Hughes and Miss Fesenbeck	Entertained company.
95	Miss Gregg	Went to Cedar Rapids.
95	Mrs. Nenno	Visited daughter Gertrude.
95	Kate Gentzler	Visited home.
95	Anna Beatty	Visited Vida Blanch.
95	Mrs. Palmer	Visited Mrs. Robert Fullerton.
95	In response to invitations issued by Prof. and Mrs. Colegrove	Fifty attend Kenneth Colegrove's birthday.
95	Esther and Helen Seerley	Visited Burlington.
95	Misses Merriam and Lovitt	Visited Waterloo.
95	Mrs. St. Clair	Visited daughter Faye.
95	All that was left of Wallace Hall	Residents went on picnic.
95	Mr. and Mrs. Meyer	Visited son Albert.
95	Grace Strayer	Visited Hudson.
95	The Republican Club	Went to speech by Senator Fairbanks.
96	Mabel Hayes	Sister visited.