Normal Eyte — March 18, 1910

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
395	Editorial	Uniformity among three state schools welcome; extensive entertainment during winter term hurt schoolwork; petty theft occurring on campus; get your reports to the paper on time; photo.
397	Official	National educational news.
398	Calvin will lecture; prominent Iowa City geologist will speak on "Some Extinct Mammals of Iowa"	Samuel Calvin will speak.
399	Mrs. Beecher to appear; noted reader will give interpretive readings from two popular plays	Isabel Garghill Beecher will entertain with reading from popular literature.
399	Minnesingers go on trip; glee club gives five concerts during the spring vacation; audiences pleased	Also intend to perform in Oshkosh in May.
400	Festival dates announced; Thomas Orchestra secured for annual music festival; noted soloists will assist	Choral Society rehearsing.
400	Lecture date filled	Bishop Robert E. McIntyre will speak.
401	Studies in Organization and Teaching	Ideas for future teachers.
403	Mr. Andrew Fedderson	Visited friends in Cedar Heights.
403	Miss Call	Returned from Webster City.
403	Miss Sadie Smalley	Has returned to her home in Vermont after breaking her leg.
403	Miss Verna Farrington	Spent her break in Winterset.
403	Miss Alle Robinson	Visited her sister.
403	Anne Shanewise	Visited her sister in Chicago.
403	Clara Cavanaugh	Visited friends in Cedar Rapids.
403	The Misses Genevieve Spears and Helen Putnam	Visited Bennett Putnam.
403	Helen Lawrence	Was ill last week.
403	Miss Olive Olander	Will fill position of Laura Falkler during her absence.
403	A company of friends	Surprised Ella McClean for her birthday.
403	Josephine Graham	Spent her vacation with Mary Martin in Oskaloosa.
403	Rose Smith	Spent time in Eldora.
403	Mrs. Belle Stoneman	Spent last week with her sister.
403	Miss Carpenter	Entertained the staff at a dinner party.
403	Mrs. Schmidt	Bought a house on Olive Street.
403	Warren Proctor	Left to work on booking dates for a lyceum.
403	The Eyte congratulates Miss McGovern	Her book will be used in the curriculum in Virginia.
403	Miss Ward	Spent the weekend with her sister in Marengo.
403	Miss McGovern	Has returned from visiting schools in Dubuque.
404	The many friends	Glad to see Ellen Biscoe return to work.
404	Prof. Chauncey P. Colegrove	Gave a speech about school work and school economy.
404	The State Board of Education	Has ordered booklets to be made to showcase the views of the college.
404	Miss B. J. Johnson	Has resigned as stenographer in President Seerley's office; Ellen White will fill the position.
404	Robert I. Dick	Has gone to Webster City to substitute teach.
404	The contract	Printing contract for school bulletins was let to Cedar Falls Daily Record.
404	Miss Carpenter	Will be taking a year off, possibly traveling to Europe.
404	Miss Fargo	Will be traveling to Europe.
404	Professor Ira S. Condit	Visited schools in Nebraska.
404	Prof. and Mrs. S. A. Lynch	Entertained friends.
404	April 7th	Violinist Skovgaard will perform and tickets are for sale.
404	The work on the library building	Is progressing very quickly; hope for completion by beginning of fall term.
404	Miss Edith Buck	Has taken a leave of absence due to illness.
404	Mable Larsen	Has enrolled here.
404	The Misses Childs and Riggs	Spent their vacation in Minnesota.
404	Miss Childs	Sang at a party in Waterloo.
405	Track prospects good; forty men turn out for track work; a number of veterans back	Team hopes to work on field events.
405	Teachers are champions; local gym team wins meet; Sheffield takes high score medal	Teachers College gymnasts defeat Luther and State University.
406	C. A. Steelsmith	Is teaching in Owatonna, Minnesota.
406	E. B. Gowin	Has already prepared several lectures though he is still a student.
406	Roy Hoats	Is a special agent in charge of using census information and making improvements in this part of the state.
406	Bertha V. Wyant	Is teaching in Oelwein.
406	Alphas win championship; defeat Eulalians by score of 17 to 5; tournament proves success	Alphas defeat Ossolis, Zetas, and Eulalians to win basketball title.
407	Nina G. Carey	Is principal at Basal, Idaho.
407	Harriet Hall	Is teaching in Rock Rapids.
407	Dr. Louis Pelzer	Will be teaching at the Teachers College this summer.
407	At other colleges	News notes from other colleges.