Normal Eyte — May 23, 1906

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
515	The breezes on the Hill	A poem about Normal Hill.
515	Four extra pages	The Normal Eyte is a bit longer for this issue; urges subscribers to pay their bills.
515	The senior annuals	Copies of the Pedagog are available for $1.25.
515	The pace that kills	Discusses slowing down the pace of life and not overdoing it.
516	Music festival is a success	Praise for the music and for those who arranged for the festival.
517	Athletics; the invincible Red Hamilton makes a great run and Normal wins meet	Normal defeats Coe College; summary of results..
517	Normal loses to Ames in baseball	Ames defeats Normal.
518	Interstate contest orations; duty and citizenship	Text of oration by E. O. Thompson of Illinois.
521	Professional	Saving time and securing improved results.
523	J. H. Lees	Appointed assistant state geologist.
523	Matilda H. Wild	Went to San Francisco to assist in aftermath of earthquake.
523	David Patton	Will be superintendent in Nashua.
523	Bertha (Crary) Martin	Read paper at Christian Endeavor meeting.
523	Dr. W. D. Wiler	Will build new house on College Hill.
524	P. E. McClenahan	Will become editor of the Cedar Falls Globe.
524	The school board of East Waterloo	Many Normalites are teaching there.
524	The Register and Leader	C. W. Lyons is a candidate for the General Assembly.
524	W. T. Wolfe	Returned from the South.
524	J. H. Kelley	Completing degree at Harvard University.
524	Samuel Quigley	Working on degree at Harvard University.
524	B. S. Asquith	Will study at University of Iowa.
524	At the Republican county convention	E. A. Crary nominated for Grundy County county attorney.
524	Anna Philpot	Visited Cedar Falls; teaching in Chicago.
524	Ariel Parish	Will continue at Shelby.
524	Mary L. Townsend	Returned from California.
524	A little daughter	Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Christie have a new child.
524	One of the speakers	Percy Huggett spoke at Christian Endeavor meeting.
524	Pearl McCaffree	Will be on campus for Commencement.
524	H. A. Glackemeyer	Will continue as head of Rippey schools.
524	Anna Parmenter	Will continue teaching at Hampton.
524	Minnie (Ainsworth) Wilson	Principal in Carroll.
525	Casper Schenck	Will complete law studies at Harvard University.
525	According to previous announcement	Edna Poor married the Reverend C. J. Shutt.
525	D. D. Johnson	Teaching in Woodbine.
525	Alvena Mann	Teaching in Lamoni.
526	Bertha Hemsworth	Home after graduating from New Haven Normal School.
526	Thursday evening	Julia Piersol gave reading.
526	Mabel Meek	Mother visited.
526	Winifred Baker	Sister visited.
526	Mr. and Mrs. Carmichael	Visited Nelle Carmichael.
526	Louise Rathbun	Teaching in Seattle.
526	Maude Davis	Teaching at McGregor.
526	The undergraduate wedding bells	Mae Colby married Mr. Becket; Alice Hoag married Ernest Cook; Martha Hoskins married Harry Hill.
526	Christmas day at the home	Lenora Sindt married Harry G. Loomis.
526	Arthur Box	Married Bessie Mae Eyler.
526	Mrs. Cowgill and Mrs. Fuller	Visited President and Mrs. Seerley.
526	Ethel Dunn	Mother visited.
526	A wedding of interest	Harry Hayes married Grace Bunnell.
527	At a formal dinner given Tuesday evening	Harriette Gunn will marry Joseph Roberson; will leave at end of summer session.
527	Miss Mullens	Sister visited.
527	Lena Richardson	Working as milliner in Aplington.
527	Mr. and Mrs. Schedit	Family visited.
527	In last week's issue	Several items were cut by the printer, including account of the Chresto picnic.
527	Another omission	Professor Fullerton's only sister died.
527	Misses Rice and Hutchinson and Prof. Condit	Attended Presbyterian convention.
527	Katrina Bowlus	Family visited.
527	Florence Magnant	Has been sick.
527	Fay St. Claire	Brother visited.
527	Esther Seerley	Home after year at New Haven Normal School of Gymnastics.
527	Helene Balliett	Visited Lenore Shanewise.
527	Miss Murrer	Visited cousin Maude McChane.
528	Maude Keith	Visited Marion.
528	Mr. Jacobs	Mother visited.
528	Miss Hughes	Attended Presbyterian convention.
528	Grace Ellis of Green	Visited Laura McDonald.
528	A friend from Osage	Visited Marie Gunderson.
528	Nellie McEniry	Sister Margaret visited.
528	Alice Pals of Belmond	Visited sister Henrietta.
528	Carolina Orvis	Visited uncle.
528	Frances Holmes	Mother visited.
528	Russell Glasener	Visited Reinbeck.
528	Warren Proctor	Will visit Congregational Church choir in Des Moines.
528	Ruth White	Family visiting.
528	Mrs. Gray	Mother visited.
528	Pres. Seerley and Prof. Arey	Went to Oskaloosa.
528	Levi Clark	Mother visiting.
528	Miss Christian	Spoke at Lutheran church.
528	The Philos and Alphas	Enjoyed picnic.
528	Nellie McEniry	Sister visited.
528	Miss Patt	Enjoyed a visit from her sister.
528	Miss Henshaw	YWCA state secretary will visit campus.
528	The rhetorical divisions	Enjoyed picnic.
528	Levi Clark	Went to State Center.
529	Mr. Boydon of Bridgewater, Mass.	Address chapel.
529	Mattie Fargo	Will join staff as library cataloguer; Edgar Chapman will assist in physics; Warren Proctor will assist in music.
529	Among the many who entertained	Many Normalites had guests during the music festival.
529	Rozella Humphrey and Ora Baum of Vinton	Visited campus.
529	Society	Chrestos submitted a poem entitled Trucks at School; the Neos held an honorary member program; and the Aristos had a triangular debate.
529	Mr. Colegrove	Sister ill.
529	The elections for the week are	Roster of Normalites who have found teaching positions.
529	Miss Carpenter	Left for New York and will sail to Europe.
529	Miss Fesenbeck	Visited Iowa City.