Normal Eyte — March 4, 1908

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
337	The Normal Eyte election	John Dee elected as business manager; Albert Barrett is editor; Harriett Kramer is local editor.
337	The Minnesinger concert	Praise for the Minnesingers.
338	At a Scotch-Irish dinner	Looks at the idea of broadening the Constitution.
339	If there is anything	Students appreciate the faculty more when they have had to deal with a substitute teacher.
339	The senior reception	Students and faculty who attended seemed to have enjoyed the reception.
339	The Japanese question	Approaches the subject of discrimination.
341	Official	Notes about superintendents around the area.
341	Athletics	Normal beats Charles City, 73-25; table of scores from this basketball season.
343	Professional; pupil, teacher, and teaching in the middle grades; XIX--the sixth year	During the sixth year, geography is an important subject.
346	Dear readers of the Normal Eyte	Professor Childs writes of her impressions of Germans and Germany.
347	Edward Bechley	Taking houseboat from Sioux City to New Orleans.
347	Etta J. Rider	Candidate for superintendent in Ringgold County.
347	Professor Forest C. Ensign	Gives many educational addresses around Iowa.
347	Mrs. Mabel Montgomery Volland	Dean of Women at University of Iowa; her husband Roscoe Volland in on the dentistry faculty there.
347	Mamie Martin	Married Roy Cordis Hardman; now living in New Mexico.
347	Ralph Hahm	Principal in Antlers, Colorado.
347	Will Wood	Teaching in South Dakota.
347	S. S. Stockwell	Secretary to Wyoming State Board of Examiners.
348	A very interesting letter	Elda Kemp wrote about her trip to the South.
348	Miss Mary Gault	Has been teaching in Cedar Falls; will now go to Montana.
348	The West is attracting	Iowa seems to have a hard keeping its good teachers.
348	The Estherville Enterprise	Esther Almira Ridley married Louis V. Cranston.
348	Miss Bertha Stiles	Called home from Columbia University; Bessie May Allen is studying there as well.
351	Viola Kratzer's brother	Visited.
351	Emma Patterson's brother	Visited her.
351	Mina and Grace Rock and Helen Katz	Attended party in Waterloo.
351	Carrie Simons	Will teach in Popejoy.
351	A number of students	Taking the new business course.
351	The senior annual	Description of the 1908 Old Gold; price will be $2.
351	Miss Sarah Rhodes	Has the measles.
351	Florence Shelby	Visited Charles City.
351	Hazel Cutler	Has been sick.
351	Elsie Kliebenstein	Has been in Grundy Center.
352	Wednesday afternoon occurred	Kindergarten Mothers' Council met.
352	February 22 besides being	Group honored Margaret Oliver with musical program on her birthday.
352	The seniors had an attractive poster	Announced meeting.
352	India Cadwallader	Back in school after illness.
352	The students greatly enjoyed	Enjoyed presentation of balcony scene in chapel.