Normal Eyte — April 3, 1907

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401	We have just been wondering	Considers raising hands during another student's recitation to be a breach of etiquette.
401	Tho it may be considered out of place in these columns	Believes that American justice moves too slowly.
401	President Seerley	Attending simplified spelling meeting in New York.
402	They say	Believes some people are too long-winded.
402	Orio-faculty game	The Orio team met the faculty team in a game of basketball; faculty won, 21-20.
405	The semi-centennial at Iowa City	Iowa celebrates fiftieth anniversary of adoption of its second constitution.
406	Athletics	The track team played hare and hounds; track schedule for the spring.
407	Pipe organ benefit concert	Have raised $2000; program for the benefit concert.
409	Mrs. Hattie M. Dunkerton	Died following a surgical operation.
410	Supt. Chas. A. Henry	Doing well in Palouse, Washington.
410	One of our graduates	Ethel Waller is working in a greenhouse.
410	Anna Wenstrand	Teaching in Minnesota.
410	Ida Kracaw	Assistant principal at Redfield.
410	E. E. Strawn	Will start business school in Estherville.
410	Grace (Jeffers) Buckmaster	Visited Cedar Falls.
410	Many friends are rejoicing over the recovery	Amy Arey had blood poisoning; now recovering in Cedar Falls.
410	Theo Coie	Teaching at Essex.
410	Cora Brandt	Teaching in Spokane, Washington.
411	Miss Cressey's place filled	Fannie Dickey will succeed Clara Cressey.
411	Clara L. Krause	Teaching in Grundy Center.
411	Galen G. Ripley	Practicing law in Spokane, Washington.
411	Julia J. Boyd	Teaching in Oelwein.
411	Alvena Mann	Teaching in Brighton.
411	The following item from the Cedar Falls Record	Fannie Dickey will take over Clara Cressey's work; Alice Cramer will take over Fannie Dickey's work; Vida Keene will fill in for Alice Cramer.
412	Mark Replogle	Visited Cedar Falls; adjusted governors in Iowa City power house.
412	Laura Davenport	Teaching south of Cedar Falls.
412	Clara Krause	Visited sister.
412	Y. W. C. A. notes	State secretary Helen Henshaw has been on campus; roster of officers.
412	Louise Houck	Teaching in Hamilton County.
412	Will Markel	Teaching in Kesley.
412	Edythe Schuneman	Teaching near Waterloo.
412	Stella Plumb and Edyth McKee	Teaching near Nevada.
413	Harry Lambert	Home for vacation.
413	Mr. James Hearst	Died March 26, 1907; family present.
413	Last Wednesday evening	Professor Colegrove addressed YMCA.
413	Helen Snowden	Visiting her parents.
413	Harry Huffman	Returned to Rockford.
413	Olive Holmquest	Visited Cedar Rapids.
413	Verna Hallowell	Visited campus.
413	Francis Rose	Will teach at George.
413	Blanche Leversee	Working in clothing store.
413	Edna Lang	Will teach in Grundy County.
413	Edna Cass	Health improving.
413	Minnie McKee	Teaching near Stuart.
413	Nora Haltom	Teaching near Rockwell City.
414	Teachers agencies	Advice on enrolling with a placement agency.
414	Miss Buck	Published textbook on teaching methods.
414	Pres. and Mrs. Seerley	Went to New York for simplified spelling meeting.
414	Miss Suplee	Rented her apartment to Florence Ward.
414	Society	Shakes held an indoors picnic; roster of officers.
423	Professional; waste in Iowa school rooms XXVI	Elementary physics in the eighth grade II.
466	The editor of the Normal Eyte	The editor apologizes for omitting John Fitzgerald as second place winner in the oratorical contest.