Normal Eyte — March 2, 1910

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
379	Editorial	A college education can make one more successful.
379	Official	President Seerley will make several addresses; Washington's Birthday celebration went well.
381	Minnesingers will afford entertainment; college glee club will give local concert and make vacation tour	Will present mixed program of classical and college music; will then make concert tour.
381	Kansas debaters chosen; Debating League authorize advisory committee to select teams	Committee selects Paul Hager, Fred Vorhies, Russell Glasener, Sydney Maiden, Earl Wild, and Chauncey Houstman.
382	Samson at chapel; addresses students on "The Patriotism of Peace" in fine chapel talk	Orations given in remembrance of George Washington.
383	Intercollegiate athletics attacked; President Trewin of State Board opposed to inter-school contests	Portions of text of President Trewin's objections to interschool athletics contests; believes that it is inappropriate to use public funds for non-educational purposes.
384	Mathematicians meet; Mathematics Club hears interesting papers by two of its members	Henry Chehock talked about trends in the teaching of mathematics; C. S. Cory spoke on correlation.
385	Studies in Organization and Teaching; an experience in Iowa geography in the fifth grade	Ideas for future teachers.
387	Miss Alberta Wilson	Is recovering from typhoid fever.
387	Word has been received	Brother of Laura Falkler is in poor health.
387	Mabel Kildee	Has returned from her home.
387	Fay Walpole	Has the mumps.
387	The chapel exercises	Featured piano solos.
387	The Misses Emma Thaves and Emma Gutnesht	Spent a day at the Ley home.
387	Lillian Shartz	Enjoyed a visit from her brother.
387	Warren Proctor	Spent time with family and friends on the Hill.
388	Last Friday	Superintendents Focht, Oblinger, and Francis visited the college.
388	Miss Elizabeth Burney	Visited her sister in Dysart.
388	Myrtle Vaughn	Enjoyed a visit from her brother.
388	Gail Towne	Spent Sunday on the Hill.
388	Miss Robinson	Will be speaking about her return from mission work.
388	Miss Oliver	Has recovered from an illness.
388	Last week	Was the week of prayer.
388	The election of Y. W. C. A. officers	List.
388	Marjorie Graham	Had a severe cold.
388	Miss Isabel Proctor	Accompanied her brother to a concert in La Porte.
388	Mr. Josiah Mast	Is spending time with his daughter.
388	Miss Jennie Sanders	Is enjoying a visit with a friend.
388	Miss Luella Anderson	Has blood poisoning.
388	Vera Lee	Has gone home because of illness.
388	Mrs. L. W. Parish	Is on a trip visiting family.
388	The Washington party	Was hosted by the D. A. R. chapter.
389	Miss Anna Appleman	Spent Sunday with her sister.
389	Anna Marcue	Entertained the Senior Domestic Science students.
389	A correction	Dr. W. W. Gist secured Dr. Butler for the chapel address.
389	Dr. and Mrs. N. W. Gist	Hosted a luncheon in honor of friends.
389	Last Thursday evening	Eva Gregg entertained at the Burr Hotel.
389	The many friends	Raymond Leland received academic honors at the University in Iowa.
389	Last Thursday evening	Home Literary and Social Club gave a program.
389	John Dee	Visited friends on the Hill.
389	Miss Anna Bandler	Was called home because of a family illness.
389	Miss Esther Seerley	Returned home from visiting many family members.
389	Lecturers unable to appear	Train connections and schedule conflicts make things difficult.
390	Chrestomathian	Enjoyed food and games.
390	Philos entertain Alphas; oldest of men's literary societies banquet their sister organization	Description of decorations and program.
391	Teachers take game; basketball team plays in fine form and defeats Waterloo Y. M. C. A. by 31 to 20	Teachers play Waterloo instead of Coe College.
391	Gym exhibition pleases; first of annual programs is a success; men's exhibit occurs next Saturday	Description of the demonstration.
393	By a change in the business	W. R. Patterson is now assistant commissioner of public works in New York City.
393	The following is taken from the Cedar Falls Record	Faye Bennison will marry Mildred Foster.
393	Word came this week	Edith Cross has requested copies of "The Teacher at Work" by Professor Bender for the library in Oklahoma where she is living.
394	Rev. Francis E. Ball	Is a pastor in Bethel, Montana.
394	Ida M. Fell	Is planning on taking a European trip this summer.