Normal Eyte — March 1, 1905

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
337	The credit system; its origin and connection with the course of study	Explanation of past practices and new rules pertaining to the credit system and the course of study.
339	Baseball will win	Encourages students to support the baseball team in their upcoming season.
339	Hosts, and their duties	Critical of treatment given to Upper Iowa basketball official after recent game.
339	Opportunities in debating	With debates against Ames, Kansas, and Drake, there are plenty of opportunities for students to get involved.
339	McCutcheon of the Chicago Tribune	Mr. McCutcheon spoke of the task of being a cartoonist.
340	Tryouts on the track	Track practices have begun in the new Gymnasium.
340	Notes on Music	Professor Fullerton states that ragtime music is worthless and vulgar.
341	Training; materials and purposes in the course in reading	Professor Bender discusses methods of teaching reading.
343	C. W. Ramseyer	Is attending S. U. I. where he is studying law.
343	D. R. Perkins	Has returned from the Philippines and now attends Iowa University.
343	Lela G. Gutches	Was married last June.
343	W. T. Dick	Died from tuberculosis.
343	Cora (McKim) Brown	Is living in Whiting.
343	Amy Graham	Is attending S. U. I.
343	Etta J. Rider	Is now teaching at Albia.
343	Manning Jaynes	Is president of medical class at Iowa.
343	Mae Cresswell	Is principal at Oelwein.
343	E. M. Wilcox	Will return to Iowa from the Philippines.
343	Bertha Wise	Is teaching in Chicago.
343	Kittie M. Howard	Is working in Ames.
343	Katherine Roome	Has begun teaching in Mason City.
343	Mattie Hageman	Is teaching in California
343	O. E. Hibbs	Is principal at Farnhamville.
343	Nellie Cahow	Teaches Latin at Lenox.
343	Tillie Berger	Is visiting Normal.
343	Susie Kerstetter	Is studying at the University of Iowa.
343	Bert Callison	Is working in Correctionville.
343	Isabelle Shilliam	Is working in Marshalltown.
343	Avis Grawe	Is teaching in Parkersburg.
344	A long and useful life	J. H. Wilson recently died.
344	W. R. Patterson	Has returned from New York to live in Iowa.
344	Maurice R. Hassell	Is head of Lake Park schools.
344	J. F. Treasure	Has moved to Missouri with his wife.
344	Bertha Achenbach	Is enrolled at the University of Iowa and has been selected to join Sigma Xi.
344	About ten years ago	Margaret Klinefelter and Ellen Schuff are missionaries in India.
344	Mary L. Townsend	Has moved to Trenton, New Jersey, to continue Y. W. C. A. work.
345	College Exchanges	Excerpts from other college newspapers.
346	Baseball; Captain Leland writes of the prospects for 1905	Prospects for the 1905 baseball season.
347	Last Thursday, Eddy's husky Y. M. C. A. basketball team	I. S. N. S. defeated the Independence Y. M. C. A., 29-16.
347	U. I. U. vs. Normal in basketball	I. S. N. S. was defeated by Upper Iowa University, 28-24.
348	Alpha	Gave pillow and pennant shower.
348	Zeta	Describes the presentations given at the recent Zeta meeting.
348	Ossoli	Presented public improvement program.
349	Bess Hoag	Is a student at Leland Stanford University.
349	Miss Connor	Is working in Fort Dodge.
349	Miss Laura Specht	Has taken a job in Cherokee.
349	Mary Parish	Is teaching in Albert City.
349	Martha Williams	Is teaching at Park school in Des Moines.
349	Mary Waddick	Is principal of Ryan High School.
349	Orios	Describes the events of the recent Orio meeting.
349	The Kindergarten Club	Describes the events of the three most recent club meetings.
349	Nellie Lane	Is teaching in Monticello.
350	Austin Johnson	Attended meeting for base ball managers.
350	Lucy and Mary Haynes	Returned home.
350	Miss Chantry	Visited Chicago with a friend.
350	Mary Francis	Received a visit from her sister.
350	Ethel Mount	Visited sick brother at home.
350	Pres. Seerley	Will attend an NEA meeting in Milwaukee.
350	Katherine Stichter	Has begun work in Waterloo schools.
350	A party of Normalites	Attended a comic opera.
350	Mr. Robert Fullerton	Attended "The Rose Maiden."
350	Mr. Fred Newcomb	Visited last week.
350	Prof. and Mrs. Bloodgood	Visited on Wednesday.
350	Millie Safely	Returned home after death of a friend.
350	Ruth Davison's little sister	Visited on Thursday.
350	Mr. Erickson	Missed school due to illness.
350	Jack Streff	Visited Normal friends.
350	Lou Watson	Spent Sunday with Gladys Morehouse.
350	Murl McDowell	Had a visit from her father.
350	H. M. Seilaff	Went home for sister's wedding.
350	Miss Warren	Spent Sunday with Minna Merriam.
350	Vida Blanche	Spent Sunday in Greene.
350	Mrs. Chas. Wiler	Had a visit from her mother and sister.
350	Mary Faint	Went home to see ill father.
350	Alice King's mother and sister	Visited from Waterloo.
350	Jennie Hoyt	Has left school to take a job.
351	Miss Baker	Is staying in California for two months.
351	Misses Mabel and Nellie Naylor	Have retuned home due to illness.
351	Miss Hanson	Will take a job in Cedar Rapids.
351	Margaret Hayes	Has quit school due to illness.
351	The Orios	Sent flowers to sick member.
351	Miss Lida	Is secretary of Y. W. C. A. in Cedar Rapids and visited on Thursday.
351	Edna Erwin	Has returned to school after a bout with appendicitis and pleurisy.
351	Miss Fesenbeck	Returned home to see sick relatives.
351	Mrs. Colegrove	Enjoyed a visit from her sister.
351	Miss Gregg and Mrs. Bryant	Traveled to Chicago.
351	Winifred James	Returned home to see her ill father.