Normal Eyte — March 25, 1908

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
353	The enrollment of the first few days	New registration procedures seem to have brought more students to campus on time.
353	Miss Webster's health	Will be unable to return to school this term; Helen Katz will serve as local editor in her place.
353	The Saturday evening meetings	Debaters for preliminary contest selected; will debate expansion of federal government authority.
354	The students of the Normal	Urges students to take an interest in the upcoming oratorical competition.
354	Just before vacation	Fred Cram makes a humorous reply to an anonymous postcard.
355	Triangular results	A look back at this competition among the three men's societies; scores this year were Philos 5, Aristos 3, Orios 1.
355	Resolutions	On the death of Zilpha Cooney.
356	Report of the Young Women's Christian Association for the year 1907-1908	Report on the administration, Geneva meeting, and committee work of the group.
358	Official	Several important superintendent positions open; H. B. Lizer is candidate in Black Hawk County; brick and stone for first level of Library is here; General Assembly will consider construction of women's dormitories at state schools.
359	Professional; pupil, teacher, and teaching in the middle grades; XX--the sixth year	Profiles a student in the sixth grade.
361	Exhibition of the Department of Physical Training 1908	Men and women will give demonstration; lengthy program.
362	Chrestomathian Society Open Session	Program for the session includes music, oratory, and a play.
363	What one alumnus has done	Account of a young woman who has worked hard to make her way in life.
363	Speech by Neos' president	Bessie Dunn's tribute to her literary society.
364	Carrie Ganschow	Back in school.
364	Miss Greene	Back in school after teaching in Geneva.
364	From the Cedar Falls record	Edith Ehret married Delbert I. Iseminger.
364	At an evening meeting	YWCA elected officers for next year.
364	Rose Iaggi	Will teach in Terill.
364	Ernest Bloom	Has the grippe.
364	Ethel Standley	Entertained Mrs. Fred French.
365	Elsie Chantry	Back in school.
365	Liza Elde	Left school due to poor health.
365	Mr. Condit gave the address	At Bible study rally.
365	Miss Plumley	Back in school after teaching during the winter.
365	Ethel Londquist	Will teach at Fairfield.
365	Owing to the ill health	Harriett Ranner is home due to her mother's poor health.
365	Elizabeth Hansen	At home in Coulter.
365	Miss Ella McLain	Not in school this term.
365	G. H. Alderman	Is seriously ill.
365	Miss Lena Gates	Father visited.
365	The lecture given Thursday	Students enjoyed lecture on Americanism by Mr. Jessup.
365	Caroline Jennings	Enrolled in school.
366	Miss Carpenter's literature students	Enjoyed talk on travels to Italy.
366	Miss Bruce	Humorous look at tennis scoring.
366	A list of the new library books	Placed on bulletin boards monthly; new books placed on special shelf for two weeks after their arrival.
366	Edith Hafner	Principal in West Bend.
366	Adah Shean	Left school due to poor health.
366	Miss Moyer has succeeded	Mabel Moyer succeeds Eva Creswell as Training School room teacher.
366	Friday afternoon	Provisional societies met and elected officers.
366	Louise Williams	Hopes to return to school next year.
367	Gertie Cox	Teaching this spring.
367	Clova Phelps and Rosa Haggoner	Went to school in winter; will teach in spring.
367	Vern Rogers	Enrolled.
367	Obituary	Zilpha Cooney died at the home of R. W. Gibson on March 10, 1908.
367	Miss Belle Classen	Studying art in Minneapolis.
367	Ruth Carr	Enrolled again.
367	The concert of Mar. 2	Benefit concert for Bedros Apelian went well.
367	Coral Sykes	Father died.
367	The exhibit at the manual training department	Showed strong work from the department.
367	Pearl Hayden	Enrolled in school.
368	An artistic treat	Hortense Nielsen and her theater company will present Ibsen's "A Doll's House" in Waterloo.