Normal Eyte — April 14, 1909

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385	New board chosen; Board of Education provided by Whipple bill selected	Roster of the new Board of Education.
385	Commencement plans; seniors decide upon matters relative to graduation--orators chosen	Lenore Shanewise, Helen Katz, and James P. Murphy will speak; seniors will wear caps and gowns.
387	Gunsaulus inspires; lecturer draws strong truths and application from life of Gladstone	Frank Gunsaulus spoke impressively on Gladstone.
387	Pupils recital; musical given by students Wednesday afternoon	Program of performers and their work.
388	Simplified spellers meet; they discuss many things pertaining to spelling reform	President Seerley reports on the work of the board at its annual meeting.
389	Gen. Lew Wallace awe-inspiring "Ben-Hur"; the pre-eminent offering of the stage today	Will be performed in Des Moines.
390	Professional; elements of liberal education a found in travel	Part twenty-four of column.
394	Mrs. Minnie Adams Potter	Teaching at Iowa State University.
394	A. E. Veline	Supervises school in Cebu, Philippine Islands.
394	Alice Mason	Now Mrs. J. J. McCartney.
394	Ellen C. Jackson	Teaching at University of Colorado.
394	Charles McMullen	Teaching in Madison.
394	Charles Trusdell Ensign	Serving as pastor.
394	W. L. Maulsby	Studying at Cornell College.
394	Harry S. Stein	Superintendent in Geddes, South Dakota.
394	Mary Kleinfelter	Teaching in the Philippines.
394	D. D. Schneider	Attorney in Tacoma, Washington.
394	G. Carl Hoyt	Studying law at University of Michigan.
394	Mr. and Mrs. G. Burkhart	Margaret Burkhart married Lester Stucker.
394	Harry G. Hayes	Studying at University of Michigan.
394	Ella Danskin	Family now living in Virginia.
394	Members of the Class of '86	Mrs. C. N. Brones died.
394	Georgia E. Packer	Teaching in Omaha.
395	Lina C. Dennis	Now Mrs. H. W. Baldwin.
395	J. L. Mowry	Teaching at University of Minnesota.
395	The class of '04	Rachel McCreery died in June 1908.
395	The Iowan	Tribute to the work of John C. Parish.
395	C. Arnolds Thompson	Received M. D. degree.
395	Blanche E. Williamson	Teaching in Cherokee.
395	Marion Grawe	Teaching in Red Oak.
395	Alsina M. Andrews	Teaching in British West Indies.
395	M. J. Kenefick	Practicing medicine in Algona.
395	Florence Cowie	Married Earl Stout.
395	Margaret O. Stevenson	Married Francis M. Ward.
395	Blanche Simmons	Teaching in Chicago.
395	Florence A. Zerwekh	Now married to J. Allen Gilbert.
395	Margaret Mitchell	Teaching in Colville, Washington.
395	Helena Teny	Superintendent in Sanders County, Montana.
396	Elizabeth Schaible	Teaching at Hartley.
396	Society; Chresto	Enjoyed music and fudge.
397	Miss Edith Buck	Attended friend's funeral.
397	One of the rumors	Will Normal Hill be called College Hill? Will Normal Street be called College Street? The City Council may consider the matters.
397	Jessie McCluskey	Now in Spokane, Washington.
397	Mrs. Dr. C. W. Knickerbocker	Mother ill.
397	Miss Ward	A Normal School student will assist kindergarten students who ride the streetcars.
397	Miss Ethel Wise	Visited brother.
397	Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cotton	Charles Cotton received pharmacy degree from Northwestern University.
397	Matie Blackburn	Will study in New York and Boston.
397	Miss Grace Lambert and Ethel Kleinfelter	Visiting Cedar Falls.
397	Mr. and Mrs. Faye Samson	Visiting Professor Samson.
397	Among the State "U" students	A number of Normalites visited Cedar Falls.
397	Edward Coe	Will be superintendent in Williams.
397	Prof. Chas. H. Bailey, Miss Fannie M. Dickey, and Clark H. Brown	Attended teachers meeting in Iowa City.
398	W. G. Moorhead	Principal in Waterloo.
398	Miss Beth Allen	Visited Kate Montelius.
398	Rollin Cook	Visited Cedar Falls.
398	Mrs. L. G. Hersey	Has been visiting her son, Professor Hersey.
398	Mrs. F. A. Fitzgerald	Now in Los Angeles.