Normal Eyte — March 31, 1909

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
353	Class play; "Mary of Magdala" to be presented- cast selected and rehearsals begun	Senior class will present play; description and summary of the work.
354	Indoor meet; track season opened Friday night- eight events run off under electric lights	Track season formally begins.
356	Eulalians win; Shakes lose hard game to fast rivals--society games nearing close	Quick recap of the game.
356	A trust of educators	President Seerley writes of his experiences at the North Central meeting in Chicago.
358	Professional; elements of liberal education as found in travel	Part twenty-two of column.
360	The Old Gold	All pictures are turned in; engravers finished with cuts.
361	Athletics; regulations governing awards of the "N" to women students at I. S. N. S.- March 16, 1909	Women now to receive letters for athletics.
362	Elmer R. Park	Practicing medicine in Donnellson.
362	Mary A. Strickland	Teaching in LeMars.
362	E. R. Nichols	President of Kansas State Agricultural College.
362	George Chandler	In real estate business in Osage and Des Moines.
362	Elizabeth Klein	Teaching in Minneapolis.
362	Elizabeth W. Heaton	Married H. E. Whitney.
362	Mary McDuffie	Married to H. C. Cadwell; has new daughter.
362	Janet Wilson	Teaching in Centerville.
362	W. O. Cummings	Superintendent in Colville, Washington.
362	Laura J. Brown	Practicing medicine in Lincoln, Nebraska.
362	Ida L. Grimes	Living in Texas.
362	Chas. R. Martin	Furniture dealer and undertaker in Dumont.
362	Gertrude F. Mitchell	Sells insurance in Minneapolis.
362	John R. McKee	Works for newspaper in Spencer.
362	Lora Lighthall	Teaching in Boone.
362	James I. Martin	Principal in California.
362	C. E. Axtell	Farming near Dunkerton; married to the former Eunice Summers.
362	J. J. McMahon	Practicing law in Algona; also edits newspaper.
362	T. U. McManus	Appointed to state Board of Health.
362	The "Civic Affairs"	Compliments work of W. R. Patterson.
363	A. C. Joy	Teaching at normal school in Oregon; married to the former Beulah Coon.
363	Sara Elizabeth Kaye	Teaching in Reno, Nevada; will complete degree at University of Michigan.
363	Nellie M. Pollock	Teaching in Akron.
363	Elda M. Kemp	Teaching in North Dakota.
363	Clara Hayden	Studying at University of California.
363	Emma L. Funk	Principal in Independence.
363	Thomas L. Long	Medical doctor in Cherokee.
363	Sara P. Sherman	Teaching in Michigan.
363	W. J. Bock	County attorney in Dickinson County.
363	Jenna Strahan	Teaching in Dow City.
363	Ralph Hardie	Attorney in Lebanon.
363	Ila Gertrude Langdon	Working in medical doctor's office in Waterloo.
364	L. Pearl England	Now Mrs. T. L. Drennan.
364	Emma England	Now Mrs. S. P. Mendenhall.
364	Mary England	Now Mrs. W. I. Weigle.
364	C. M. Parker	Doing well with Oakland schools; other Normalites teach there, too.
364	Macy Campbell	Returns to campus to judge oratorical contest.
364	Fanny Gladys Kaye	Studying at Northwestern University.
364	Caroline Barnes	Teaching in Oregon.
364	May M. Boynton	Now Mrs. C. B. Ingram.
364	A letter has been received	Ralph W. Scott writes about his experiences in teaching in Everett, Washington.
365	This letter from Rose Mintier	Talks about her life as a hospital worker in Egypt.
367	President H. H. Cherry	Kentucky State Normal School leaders visit campus.
367	Arthur Watson	Awarded $7965 contract for Library construction brickwork; has already done other campus brickwork; most material is on campus.
367	Pres. Seerley	Oberlin College will accept up to sixty hours of work from ISNS.
367	Miss Mary Haskell	Mary Haskell, who taught in Macedonia for many years, is studying at the Normal School this term.
367	Mr. John Sharp	Visited campus.
367	Miss Millicent Warriner	Loans Bible to developing education collection.
368	Louise Williams	Visited Charles City.
368	Fred Steward	Visited campus.
368	Miss Julia Jennings	Visiting sisters.
368	Miss Nina Baumgardner, Bess Chase, and Belle Vinall	Going home for vacation.
368	Dr. C. E. Seashore	Visited campus.
368	Prof. John Ross Frampton	Heard Paderewski perform in Minneapolis
368	J. R. Hoats	Will work with surveying party in North Dakota.
368	Mrs. Floyd Wilson	Went to Dewar.
368	Mrs. Wm. Wilson	Visited Bangs Hall.
368	Mr. Frank Brynes	Principal in Winthrop.
368	Arthur Basham	Has pneumonia.
368	T. T. Cranny	Father visited.
368	Floyd Crouse	Visited brother.
368	Mabel Crowdell	Visited friends.
368	Lela Whitten	Mother ill.
368	Miss Elise Miller	Seriously ill.
368	Miss Bezie Dee	Visited family.
368	Miss Cressey	Visited friends.
368	Bernard L. Troup	Visited campus.
Supp. 14	The Hill	Everyone is being canvassed to buy baseball season tickets.