Normal Eyte — April 12, 1905

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
417	Drake preliminary; Weber, Colegrove, Orios; Miller, Philo; to meet Drake--Robinson, Philo, alternate	The I. S. N. S. debate team that will take on Drake has been chosen.
417	Small colleges are better	Andrew Carnegie, millionaire manufacturer of steel, believes that small colleges are better and therefore has given a great deal of money to smaller institutions.
417	The many teachers	A. Bruce Alderman has published a booklet, "Helps in United States History", that is meant to help the teacher teach history to their students.
418	John C. Parish	John Parish won the prize for the best school song at the University of Iowa; text of the song.
418	Yes	Lou Beauchamp will speak on Friday, April 14th.
418	The method of judging oratorical contests	There is a continuing debate about the way in which oratorical contests should be judged.
421	College Exchanges	Excerpts from other college newspapers.
423	Grace C. Simpson	Is spending a second year at Peterson schools.
423	Nellie M. Young	Is working at Jefferson schools.
423	We copy from a Conrad paper	William Clayman and Mayme Randall were married.
423	Mary T. Sayre	Visited the Hill last week.
423	Belle Vinall	Is teaching at a college for the blind; visited campus last weekend.
423	Edith Eighmey	Is taking nursing courses.
423	Ellen M. Clark	Will again be working in Williamsburg.
423	C. C. Magee	Has settled in Tulsa.
423	H. H. Savage	Was a speaker at the Harrison County Teachers Association meeting.
423	E. L. McConkie	Is principal of Washington consolidated schools.
423	A. Bruce Alderman	Will again be teaching at Walker.
423	Good reports	H. A. Glackmeyer is head of Ripley schools.
423	Thos. L. Long	Is a senior medical student at the University of Iowa.
424	Grace A. Cole	Is working in Mason City and visited the Normal.
424	Ruth Gist	Is working at Pomeroy along with other Normal graduates.
424	W. P. Jensen	Works in Ionia and visited here last week.
424	David Patten	Is in charge of Pomeroy schools, and visited last week.
424	Margaret M. Stimson	Is teaching at Ireton.
424	Jean Johnson	Visited the Normal last week.
424	Ruth Long	Visited the Normal during her break.
424	Vida Keene	Is working at State Center and spent last week in Cedar Falls.
424	R. H. Sylvester	Is in charge of Sergeants Bluff schools; visited campus last week.
424	Dr. F. L. and Clara (Bedford) Vandeveer	Had a baby boy last month.
424	Jennie Maynard	Spent her vacation in Lone Tree with her sister.
424	C. L. Love	Will again be superintendent of Grundy Center schools; Iva Lamb and Velma Roadman are teacher there.
424	Lulu M. Lane	Is a music instructor at Iowa Falls schools.
424	L. D. Curtis	Will again be principal of Center Point schools.
424	Alice G. Edgerly	Is teaching at Grand Junction.
424	John L. Shearer	Is principal of Ashton schools.
425	Practice game; Normal and East Waterloo cross bats	I. S. N. S. defeated East Waterloo, 26-4. Article provides a detailed recap of the game.
425	Track athletics; some important changes	New rules have been put into place for the upcoming track meet.
426	Y. W. C. A. notes	New officers were elected.
426	Athletic Association	Report from the Treasurer for the winter term of 1904-1905.
427	Anna Christiansen	Is teaching near her home.
427	Estella Maguire	Is teaching at Ashton.
427	Herbert A. Longley	Is principal at Orchard.
427	Mattie Larkin	Is working in Grand Rapids, Wisconsin.
427	Jessie Parish	Is a junior at S. U. I.
427	Alpha	Aunt Samantha and Uncle Josiah entertained the group.
427	Bertha Pike	Is teaching in Iowa City.
428	Aristo	Provides a recap of the recent Aristo meeting.
428	Shakes	Provides a detailed description of three recent programs.
429	Margaret Dew	Has been a guest of Miss Wright.
429	A few days ago	President Seerley and Cedar Falls businessmen spoke to Illinois Central official about improving the Cedar Falls depot.
429	Helen Snowden	Visited Normal several times during her break from teaching in Ionia.
429	Ernest Bean	Has recently become principal of Hopkinton schools.
429	Maude Zelm	Went home to mourn death of a relative.
429	Lily Roadman and Maude Currier	Visited with friends from Normal.
429	Miss Wood	Miss Wood and Flora Gault visited the Normal last week.
429	Chresto	Presented a James Whitcomb Riley program.
429	Grace Stevenson	Has returned home on account of ill health.
430	Charley Cowie	Spent Sunday with Madeline Jacobson, and Mattie and Florence Cowie.
430	Thursday evening	A party was given in honor of Grace Cole, Ruth Long, and Mae Hiams.
430	Maggie Schomer	Recently enrolled.
430	Estella Chambers	Has recently enrolled.
430	Mrs. Anna Groff-Bryant's Saturday lectures	The lecture was declared a success.
430	The Clio society	Held a gathering in honor of visiting Clios.
430	Miss Widney	Is state secretary of Y. W. C. A. and visited for a few days.
430	The first of the annual concerts	Orchestra provides excellent concert.
430	Florence Imlay	Taught near La Porte; spent her vacation with friends at the Normal.
430	The Shake girls	Hosted a farewell party for Lura Snyder.
430	Ill health	Rachel Paul has returned home due to illness.
431	At Ames	Men enjoy banquet.
431	Miss Shoemaker and Miriam Davison	Visited the Hill on Friday.
431	Christine Todd	Is back in school.
431	Mrs. English	Has returned from visiting her parents in Rockford.
431	Ceva Bezold	Came here to visit friends.
431	Guy Clevenger	Visited in search of new teachers.
431	Miss Counsell	Visited with her brother.
431	Sympathy is being extended	Professor Gist's brother died.
431	Prof. Eastman	Has missed class to nurse his injured daughter.
431	Hazel Remore	Visited Alda Kranbuehl on Sunday.
431	Miss McIlroy	Y. W. C. A. secretary visited chapel.
431	Pres. Seerley	Attended a meeting of educational examiners in Des Moines.
431	Miss Vae Barr	Is teaching in Mason City and spent part of her break at Normal.
431	Prin. Patton	Is looking for teachers to come to Pomeroy.
431	Lura Snyder	Left for a job in Winthrop, South Dakota.
431	George Glenny	Is teaching in Norway, Iowa, and visited the Hill on Friday.
431	Orpha Ensign	Visited last week.
431	Grace Crooks	Visited her old roommate, Lucile Ingersoll.
502	Training; study of school environment, nature study, or elementary agriculture	Professor Bender explores recent trends in education.