Normal Eyte — March 22, 1905

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
369	The Alpha society	A photo of the entire Alpha society and the three members who participated in the oratorical contest.
369	Oratorical contest	In the recent oratorical contest, Macy Campbell won first, John Cherny second, and Jay Colegrove third.
371	Snap shots of field and track events; normal athlete as caught by Veatch; these views give some idea of the lively things that will be seen	A collage of pictures of the men's track and field team; photo.
371	Track athletics boil; much strong new material in sight--training has begun with a vim that promises much.	Prospects for the 1905 team.
373	J. W. Case	Recently attended theological school, and is now a pastor in New York.
373	At the close of the winter term	Roster of the five students who graduated at the end of the winter term.
373	Phoebe Dixon	Is taking a position in Spokane, Washington.
373	The University Preparatory school of Oklahoma	I. S. N. S. graduate James Kelley is president of prep school; Samuel Quigley and John Bridges are working there as well.
373	Kris Fesenbeck	Is now teaching in West Point, Nebraska.
373	Edith M. Anderson	Taught at Farragut this winter.
373	Mrs. F. C. Woods	Is living in St. Paul, Minnesota.
373	Emina Hoebel	Is now married and living near Chicago.
373	W. T. Wolf	Visited the Normal; working for correspondence school.
373	Alma Harris	Is living in Kansas, but hopes to return to Cedar Falls.
373	Maud Popp	Is studying at the Art Institute of Chicago.
373	Mae Heinrich	Is teaching at Eagle Grove.
373	Maude Rohlfsen	Visited Normal last week.
373	Amy Crary	Spent year at home in St. Olaf.
374	Wednesday morning	Nellie Corrigan and John Mulvehill were married.
374	Sigourney, Jan. 2	Cap Miller plans for outdoor teachers institute in Keokuk County.
375	Training; materials and method in language in the grades	Describes methods and problems of teaching language to grade school students.
377	Susie Riley	Is working for a lecture concern.
377	Verner Behrens	Is very ill; had an operation for appendicitis.
377	E. E. Magee and John Donahue	Have returned to school.
377	Maudeline Mowe	Is teaching in Marathon.
377	Ida Yates and Grace Rains	Are both working in Whiting.
377	Elsie Babcock, Bertha B. Leonard, Grace E. Storm, and Mrs. Julia Bragington	Teachers at Storm Lake.
377	Monroe St. John	Is living in Snohomish, Washington.
377	Kate Bagley	Is teaching near Dike, and plans to return to Cornell.
377	Chas. Bernard	Is attending Capital City Commercial College in Des Moines.
377	Viola Knoche	Is teaching in the high school in Waverly.
377	Music Notes	Examples of the increasing interest in music.
378	College Exchanges	Excerpts from other college newspapers.
380	Shakes	An Irish program was presented at the recent meeting.
381	Elsie Rhode	Went to Boone and visited Edna Pickering.
381	Alice Edwards	Has quit school work on due to ill health.
381	Annie Johnston	Has returned to school.
381	After nearly a year's absence	Bessie Morton has returned to school.
381	Miss Baker	Is enjoying her vacation in Long Beach, California.
381	On account of her grandmother's illness	Vera Bradley returned to school on Saturday.
381	Pearl Gray	Has returned to school.
381	Edna Lee Huston	Went to teach near her home in Greenfield.
381	Mary Williamson	Went home to Cedar Rapids to visit.
381	Kathryn Conoway	Has been ill with throat problems.
381	Robert Fullerton	Studied music in Chicago during spring break.
381	Miss Simmons	Was called to Racine because of her uncle's death.
381	Misses Plock and Lambert	Vacationed in Iowa City.
381	Mr. Hill	Visited the Normal on Saturday.
381	Ruth Davison	Entertained Katherine Schmalle.
381	Jessie Parrott	Left school to teach.
381	Erret Fox	Was a guest to former faculty and friends.
381	Austin Johnson	Was a guest to Earl Roadman.
381	Misses Ethel Lovitt and Elsie Chantry	Visited Dunkerton.
381	Miss Patt	Visited friends in Des Moines.
381	Miss Overman	Visited the Normal on Thursday.
381	Christie Attig	Is teaching in Luverne.
381	Etta Cunningham	Went home Thursday.
381	Mrs. McMahon	Visited her sister.
382	Ardella Mack	Visited friends on the Hill.
382	Pres. Seerley	Spoke at a teachers conference in Dennison.
382	Herbert Haas	Visited his brother last weekend.
382	During vacation	Elizabeth Hughes enjoyed a visit from her sister.
382	Misses Riggs and Knudson	Have returned after a year abroad.
382	Prof. Parish	Attended a meeting of the Historical Society over break.
382	Meetings in connection with those now in session	Revival meeting underway downtown and on campus.
382	Miss Horton	Visited her cousin, Madge Ellsworth.
382	Fred Stimson	Has returned to school.
382	The lecture planned to be given	Lecture by Mrs. Anna Groff Bryant has been postponed.
382	Coral Sykes	Has returned and entered the music department.
382	Newton Knapp	Has taken principal position at Morrison.
382	Emma Holt	Was called home by sister's illness.
383	On Saturday, April 8	Annual benefit sale for Y. W. C. A.
383	Katherine Roome	Has taken a position in Mason City schools.