Normal Eyte — February 15, 1905

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
305	New plans and new work; rapid growth of school makes necessary a readjustment of the courses offered	Introduction of new courses in manual training, domestic science, and kindergarten make adjustment of existing curricula and degrees necessary; extensive description of the modifications.
307	Sun spots, Jack Frost, and the fire fiend	Humorous speculation on the relationship of sunspots to several local fires.
307	Ames has submitted	Ames has submitted the question that will be used for the Ames-Normal debate; will debate question of closed shops.
308	"Easy come easy go"	This proverb describes why certain students fail to get involved outside of the classroom.
308	Debating League constitution revised	A new section has been added to the Debating League's constitution concerning the use of the library; league will notify librarian about upcoming debate topics.
311	L. A. Wescott	Was married to Agnes Bell.
311	Dr. Thom. McManus	Was host at a banquet in Waterloo honoring his brother Captain George H. McManus.
311	Kittie Howard	Is at home in Auburn, Iowa.
311	J. L. McLaughlin	Is working as a missionary in the Philippine Islands for the Methodist Episcopal Church of Cedar Falls.
311	Edna M. Windolf	Is a high school assistant in Center Point.
311	Mr. and Mrs. David Gilmore	Mabel Gilmore married Nathan Theo Bradley.
311	W. W. Coates	Is principal of the schools in La Verne, California.
311	Morton E. Weldy	Graduated from Harvard law school and works in a law firm in Des Moines.
311	Ida Strawn	Spoke to the teachers of the Kindergarten Department.
311	M. R. Timmerman	Is principal of the Wall Lake Schools.
311	This is the fifth year	Lydia Tostlebe is working in New Hartford.
311	H. G. Loonan	Will be working in the lumber business in Madison, Nebraska.
311	Carolyn Rall	Is a high school teacher in Washington, Iowa.
311	Leigh Robinson	Is working in Chicago for Sears, Roebuck, and Company.
311	Grace Lambert	Is not enrolled in classes this winter.
311	Joe Adams	Is working in Spokane, Washington.
311	Ida Marshall	Is in the second primary department of the Parkersburg schools.
311	Margaret Young	Is in sixth grade work at Tipton.
311	Iva Lamb	Is in charge of fifth grade in Grundy Center.
311	Olive S. Dickerson	Is a teacher in Belmond.
312	The shadow of a great sorrow	Dexter Dane died.
312	Casper Schenk	Received military honors for special excellence in military drill and tactics during his courses at the University of Iowa; will continue his studies at Harvard University with a scholarship.
313	Repertoire classes organize	Members of Professor Pierce's repertoire classes have developed a club.
313	Notes on Music	Professor Fullerton outlines the need for cooperation between public school music teachers and professional musicians.
314	College Exchanges	Excerpts from other college newspapers.
316	Clara Seller	Is teaching in Boulder, Colorado.
316	Ginevra Cessna	Will graduate from Los Angeles Normal.
316	Lawrence Eddy	Is new Y. M. C. A. secretary.
316	Bertha Humbert	Is moving to California with parents.
316	Helen Fenner	Has taken a job in Des Moines.
316	Sadie Harner	Is teaching in Cedar Rapids.
316	Miss Mabel Smith	Is taking a job at Glenwood.
316	Blanche Howe	Has given up teaching due to illness.
316	Will Gates	Is principal at Coggon schools.
316	Jessie Bough	Resigned position to take work in Neola.
316	Salome Van Winkle	Continues to study in Chicago.
316	The Morningside Year Book	Mentions former student Warren Panton.
316	Mrs. Blanche Burch Hunt	Is now a housekeeper.
317	The Boarding Club Woman's Song	A poem from the State Normal Bulletin of Emporia, Kansas.
318	Lillian Hansen	Has returned and recovered from scarlet fever.
318	Miss Anna Wiler	Is sick, possibly with appendicitis.
318	Ida Strawn	Visited chapel.
318	Ruth Davison	Visited home in Waterloo.
318	Maud Lamb	Is having eye problems.
318	Rozella Humphrey	Visited home in Van Horne.
318	Eda Johnson	Visited Ida Marschall.
318	Edna Ervin	Is sick with pleurisy.
318	Margaret O'Connor	Went home to Winthrop.
318	Pearl Hanawalt	Enjoyed visit from her mother.
318	Norma Green	Visited her home in Reinbeck
318	Philo	The Philos gave their Mock Chapel program.
319	Miss Falkler's reading class	Presented a recital.
319	Several of the Y. M. C. A. boys	Attended a state convention.
319	In honor of Dick Fullerton	A celebration was held.
319	Miss Rich	Has left school due to illness.
319	Ethel Agnes Edwards	Worked at library.
319	Pearl McCaffree	Injured herself in gym.
319	Bessie Ruth Davison	Will finish year, but will not return in fall.
319	Ethel Nauman	Returned home after spraining ankle.
319	Mrs. Brown	Visited daughter, Jannette.
319	Wednesday afternoon	A recital was given at the chapel.
319	Jennie Glancy	Returned after a bout with tonsillitis.
319	Carrie Knipe	Is sick with a sore throat.
319	Cora Norman	Visited family.
319	Nellie Rhodes	Spent Saturday with her mother.
319	Mrs. Jacobs	Visited daughter, Elizabeth.
319	Inez MacKenzie	Spent weekend in Hazelton.
319	Mr. McIntyre	Visited Elma Overmire.
319	Lillian Bowers	Is ill.
319	Jess Mantle	Is helping in library.
319	Prof. Eaman	Visited home in Detroit.
320	In accordance with their usual customs	Neo society inducts new members.
320	Last Saturday evening	Clios host banquet for Orios.
320	The tenth number of the Lecture Course	Concert featured Drake Concert Company.
320	In accordance with their usual custom, the Neos gave a delightful reception.	Alice Perkins, Jessie Farlow, and Elsie Rhode served lunch at the recent reception.
320	Last Saturday evening the Clios gave a banquet	The Clios gave a banquet to their brother Orios.
328	Training; topics, methods, devices in arithmetic teaching	Article describes ways to teach arithmetic to fourth grade students.