Normal Eyte — May 17, 1905

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497	Iowa wins; the victory is ours--orator, track and field team winners--interstate records broken; the inter-state contests as seen by a member of the	ISNS representative Macy Campbell won the interstate oratorical contest; photo.
498	The field meet	Describes the results of each event at the Interstate Field and Track Meet in Milwaukee.
499	A day in Chicago	Twenty Normal students spent the weekend in Chicago.
499	Miles Coverdale	Jessie Stewart writes about Miles Coverdale, a character in "Blithedale Romance".
501	Joe Roberts	Now running a pharmacy and has married.
501	Ida Judd	Will not teach next year.
501	Miss Mildred Morgan	Teaching at Randolph.
501	Esther Stoakes	Married Robert Young.
501	Frances Hansen	Teaching at Sibley.
501	Rose Anderson	Teaching at Dayton.
501	Bess Gartland	Will teach at Boone.
501	Winifred James	Teaching near Story City.
501	Vinnie Hartman	Teaching at Frazer.
501	Dr. Charles W. Bruner	Moved dentistry practice to Waterloo.
501	Lola Wolfensperger	Visited Myrtle Fortune and Margaret Flynn.
501	Josie Morris	Recovering from illness.
501	Ethel Hall	Will teach in Nevada.
502	Training; study of school environment, nature study, or elementary agriculture	Professor Bender continues his outline of curriculum methods.
502	Training; study of school environment, nature-study, or elementary agriculture (part VI)	Article lists what should be taught about climate conditions, soil, small fruits, and other areas of the environment.
503	Graduate recital	Blanche Renne will present the first public song recital.
503	Graduate recital	To graduate with a diploma in voice, Miss Renne must present a public recital. This recital will be held May 23.
504	College Exchanges	News from other college newspapers.
504	College Exchanges	Excerpts from other college newspapers.
506	John Parish, Grant Hayden, Clem Seerley, and J. N. Streff	Attended field meet in Cedar Falls.
506	Harry Lambert	Visited home.
506	Don Campbell	Visited campus.
506	Raymond French	Visited campus friends.
506	Cora Quayle	Teaching in Osage.
506	H. H. and Linnie (Downs) Savage	Visited Cedar Falls.
506	Minnie (Speer) Brown	Visited friends.
506	Libbie Hieber	Will continue teaching in East Des Moines.
506	The Northwestern Iowa Teachers Association	Many Normalites are officers or participated in the recent program.
506	T. B. Morris	Editor of Sioux Valley newspaper.
506	Fred H. Figert	Will be principal in Albion.
506	The Iowa Alumnus	J. H. Lees will receive Ph. D. from University of Chicago.
506	Louis Pelzer	Will be principal at Colfax.
506	J. J. Lambert	Will study at University of Chicago.
506	Ola Logan	Teaching at Hampton.
506	Kate Lester	Will visit campus.
507	E. C. McMillan	Went to California to improve his health.
507	L. C. Rhoads	Will be principal at Thompson.
507	C. E. Buckley	Elected president of declamatory group; C. L. Love is secretary.
507	Bruce Francis	Has been head of Williamsburg schools.
507	Guy Lowman	Will teach in Massachusetts.
507	Excellent records are being made	Several Normalites have done well at the Art Institute in Chicago.
507	Maud Hursey	Graduated eleven students from her school in Martinsburg.
507	Cora Gardner	Teaching in Sanborn.
507	Alice J. White	Teaching in Dysart.
507	May G. Canfield	Teaching in Sioux Rapids.
507	The Big Seven Educational Association	Several Normalites participated.
507	Thomas E. Hawk	Working as shipping clerk.
507	Eugenia Pattison	Teaching in Eagle Grove.
507	A recent number of the Normal Eyte	Cora Mercer is working in Pocahontas Center, not Fonda.
507	Jessie G. Stuart	Teaching in Vinton.
507	Esther Wolzmuth	Teaching at Traer.
508	Dr. J. W. Stockman	And his wife Adelaide Chambers Stockman have a new son.
508	P. M. Shaffer	Will join regiment soon.
508	Katharine Roome	Will teach in Mason City.
508	At a recent meeting of the advisor board	Mabel Christian will be general secretary of the YWCA.
508	Alpha	Presented English program.
508	Alpha	The recent program was devoted solely to the subject of English. New officers were elected.
509	Edith Forsburg	Will teach in Primghar.
509	Claire Bangs	Was sick.
509	Beulah Wetzel	Visited Traer.
509	Effie Conard	Will teach in Kellogg.
509	Miss Ceva Bezold	Visited friends.
509	Chresto	The Chrestos gave an Industrial program.
509	Helen Lewis	Visited Oelwein.
509	Philo	New officers were installed and a triangular debate was held with the Aristos and Orios.
510	Grace Kroesen	Grandmother died.
510	After the contest in Milwaukee	Mr. and Mrs. Macy Campbell visited friends.
510	Harriet Kramer	Preparing for trip to Europe.
510	Helen Perkins' mother	Visiting Cedar Falls.
510	Edward W. Goetsch	Completed work in Norwalk.
510	Nellie Eastman	Mother ill.
510	George Wallace	Visited manual training school in Milwaukee.
510	Lou Watson	Used Normal Library and visited friend, Lillian McIntyre.
510	Harriette Perkins	Visited campus.
510	Maude Sutherland	Visited Janesville.
510	Verna Hallowell	Visited Waterloo.
510	Mr. and Mrs. Leavitt	Visited classes.
510	Juanita Massey	Visited friend in Waterloo.
510	Miss Alta Simpson	Visited Claire Bangs.
510	Dalma Young	Visited cousin.
510	Mrs. Holbrook	Visited her daughter Lucile.
510	Vera Gardner	Mother visited.
511	In honor of the Iowa and home track teams	Esther Seerley gave a reception.
511	Ruey Miller	Mother in poor health.
511	Y. W. C. A. girls	Planning for summer conference.
511	The Queen of Fairies	YWCA and YMCA members decorate the old gymnasium for a reception.