Normal Eyte — June 3, 1905

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529	For the second time	I. S. N. S. has made it into the top four in state track competition.
529	Institute a regular picnic	Cap Miller is holding an outdoor county teachers institute in Keokuk County.
529	We say goodbye	The editorial staff of the Normal Eyte says good-bye to its readers.
529	Ames will be met	Three of the six men taking part in the preliminary debate will be chosen to face Ames next fall.
530	Tennis--spring tournament strong--Geo. Wallace individual champion	A singles and doubles tennis tournament was held. George Wallace was the singles winner; photo.
531	More track laurels; our team made excellent showing in state meet	At the state track meet, I. S. N. S. received fourth place.
533	Benjamin Boardman	Will be head of schools in Greene.
533	Mary Hughes	Will teach in several county institutes.
533	Joseph L. Johnson	Will be principal in Orange City.
533	E. E. Kuhn	Will continue as superintendent in Lenox.
533	A. T. S. Owen	Will continue work at Farmington.
533	J. E. Johnson	Will continue work at Sanborn as will Sara Whitfield and Hannah Houghton
533	H. W. Dana	Will continue work at Cambridge.
533	E. T. Shepherd	Will continue work at Onawa.
533	Ida M. Fell	Will be assistant principal in Clarence.
533	The Marcus school board	R. A. Fenton will continue as principal; Josephine Ullman and Maude Barr are in Marcus as well.
533	Mary Ryan	Will teach in Albert Lea.
533	W. B. Bell	Completing work at University of Iowa; will likely teach at North Dakota State Agricultural College.
533	J. E. Carmen	Has fellowship to study at University of Chicago.
533	Edward G. Quigley	Will complete work at University and teach at State Normal School at Moorhead, Minnesota.
533	A. C. Joy . . . and Grace J. Simpson	Will continue work at Whittemore.
533	Winifred Selser	Will teach in Colorado.
533	H. A. Mueller	Elected president of Madison County Historical Society.
533	C. E. Burton	Will study at University of Iowa.
533	Annie Gardner	Will complete course at Moody Institute and begin mission work.
533	Friends of Mary Stover	Mary Stover's mother died.
533	Letta D. Homer	Will teach in Waverly.
534	L. C. Rhoads	Will be principal in Mason City.
534	Ernest L. Ackerman	Will continue work in Larrabee.
534	Bird Bundy	Has been studying at Columbia School of Expression in Chicago.
534	Supt. L. D. Salisbury	Will continue work at Winterset.
534	The school board of Garden Grove	Arthur Lyon re-elected superintendent.
534	A beautiful home wedding	Morton Weldy married Helen Longwell.
534	With the May issue of Midland Schools	Paul F. Voelker is the editor of the magazine.
534	Bruce Francis	Will be superintendent in Mt. Pleasant.
534	After four years' service	Maurice Hassel will move from Lake Park to Neola.
534	Bert Callison	Will be principal at Sergeant Bluff.
534	H. B. Hetzler	Will go to Larchwood.
534	Amelia Bauman	Teaching in Minnesota.
534	Edith Gritman	Will continue teaching in Tipton.
534	It is expected	Jesse L. McLaughlin will preach in Cedar Falls; has been in the Philippines Islands for five years.
534	W. A. Bartlett	Will be principal in Winona, Minnesota.
534	Frances (Wilcox) Hoyt	Visited campus.
534	Carl J. Knock	Visited campus; will continue in Mitchell.
534	Abbie Thurber	Will continue teaching in Rockwell City.
535	Erie Collins	Will teach in Shell Rock.
535	W. R. Patterson	Has been inspecting Iowa high schools.
535	Maude Rohlfsen	Teaching in Washburn.
535	J. E. Vance	Organizing party to attend NEA convention.
535	R. D. Barr	Will be principal at West Side.
535	Ethel Gerken	Will continue teaching at Odebolt as will Esther Ridley.
535	Nellie M. Fields	Will teach in Minneapolis.
535	After a year spent at her home	Ella Lund will teach at Lenox.
535	Training; study of school environment, nature-study, or elementary agriculture (part VII)	Ways to teach children about the village or city in which they live.
537	At Christmas time last year	Bessie Denman will teach at Odebolt.
537	Last spring	Rosetta Anderson has been teaching in Dayton.
537	Elizabeth Connor	Will teach in West Waterloo.
537	C. J. Boyington	Will go to Spirit Lake.
537	John Goldthwait	Will be principal at Brighton.
537	George Mount	Will be principal at Kanawha.
538	College Exchange	Excerpts from other college newspapers.
540	Shakes	The Shakes presented a domestic science program.
540	Farmers flog the pedagogues; Yank Brown's team falls heavily on Capt. Leland's men	Ames defeated I. S. N. S., 10-1, in baseball. Raymond Leland's single brought in the only run for the Normalites.
541	Verner Behrens	Visited the Hill.
541	Harry Lambert	Home for the summer.
541	Etta Wooley	Has been sick.
541	Jessie Farlow	Will teach seventh and eighth grades.
541	Miss Gracia Tucker	Visited Sara Rice.
541	Harry and Miss Ogden	Mother visited.
541	T. E. Stewart	Home for a visit.
541	Miss Plock	Sister visited.
541	Eva Sinn	Will teach in Zearing.
541	Elizabeth Lamberty's sister	Here for a visit.
541	Margaret Bowes	Sister visiting.
541	Miss Mahor	Visiting Edith Ebersole.
541	Chresto	A reception was held at the home of Myrtle Fortune.
542	Edna Thatcher	Returned to school after grandmother's death.
542	Sioux Jones	Home from Ames.
542	Nellie Eastman	Returned to school.
542	Mr. and Mrs. Macy Campbell	Expecting visit from Mrs. Campbell's mother.
542	James Patterson	Will succeed Percival Magee as principal at West Point.
542	The girls' Wednesday morning prayer meeting	Last meeting for the school year.
542	The Cliorios	Enjoyed annual picnic.
542	Mrs. Davison	Visited daughter Ruth.
542	Mrs. McChane	Visited daughter Maude.
542	Miss Cressey	Visited campus.
542	Ethel Agnes Edwards	Visited friends.
542	A double quartet	Group from the Minnesingers performed in Waterloo.
542	Mrs. Mather	Visited daughter Mae.
542	Miss Carrie Parker	Sister died.
543	Rev. Jessie McLaughlin	Has been in Cedar Falls for a few days.
543	There are Romeos and Juliets	Young man gets a bucket of cold water dumped on his head.
543	As a farewell for Miss Ethel Lovitt	Professor and Mrs. Fullerton give a party for Ethel Lovitt.
543	The Shake-Aristo banquet	Had a good time in Waterloo.
544	Friday evening	Choral Society presented Haydn's "Creation"; will perform "Messiah" next year.