Normal Eyte — May 20, 1908

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
481	Miss Baker took an examination	Won library position in Los Angeles via competitive examination.
481	The Oratorical Association	Elected officers for the coming year; Frank Olson will be president.
482	The annual is all that the staff claimed	Praise for the quality of the 1908 Old Gold; hopes that staff covered expenses.
482	One of the men here	Speculates on reasons that leading ISNS orators do not tutor other students.
482	Just a personal word	Praise for the quality of the 1907 Spring Music Festival; urges students to attend this year's presentation.
483	The story has been going	Would like to have a full report of the oratorical contest in Macomb; not sure how or why John Fitzgerald lost there.
483	"In a Persian Garden"	Faculty and students will present musical program.
483	Prof. Tompkins	Father died.
484	Card of thanks	Parents of Aurelia Tietge express thanks for sympathy on the death of their daughter.
484	A pleasant side trip with Monmouth College as a host	Minnesingers give short concert at Monmouth College on way to Macomb.
484	Again the student body	Aurelia Tietge died May 15, 1908, of peritonitis.
485	Invitation meet	Normal ties Coe and beats Cornell in track, 51-51-42.
487	Professional; pupil, teacher, and teaching in the middle grades; XXIV-- the eighth year	Covers how to discuss a poem with eighth grade students.
489	Bible Study Dept.	Continued lessons on David.
490	Prof. Colegrove's new work	Review of Professor Colegrove's new book on school management.
492	Chas. Yeager	Superintendent in Renton, Washington; has had rheumatism.
492	Paul Samson	Receives ring from Emporia basketball team.
492	Of the Class of 1908	Brief reports of those who have secured teaching positions.
492	That Cap E. Miller	Elected superintendent in Sigourney.
492	Mabel Paull	Made principal of the Sigourney High School.
492	Miss Della Patton	Teaching at Sigourney High School.
493	A number of students and faculty	Attended theater in Waterloo.
493	Hazel Webster	Visited campus; feeling much better.
493	Lillian Johnson	Floy Messerole visited her.
493	Mrs. McMahon	Entertained Chrestos with lunch.
493	Charles Schweiker	Has had tonsillitis.
493	Mr. Ira Magee	Uncle visited.
493	Miss Townsend	Has had tonsillitis.
493	Helen Packard	Will teach at Walnut.