Normal Eyte — March 23, 1910

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
411	Editorial; the friend of all	Students and faculty mourn the death of Professor L. W. Parish.
412	Awful wreck occurs; Professor L. W. Parish loses life in recent railroad catastrophe at Gladbrook	Description of the wreck; Professor Parish survived the wreck, but died shortly after being removed.
413	A sketch of his life	Obituary of Leonard W. Parish, who was killed in a train wreck; photo.
414	A tribute	Professor Arey's tribute to Professor Parish.
415	Last rites performed; remains of late professor Parish laid away after special services in auditorium	Description of funeral service for Professor Parish
416	Calvin sustains reputation; Iowa City geologist gives fine lecture before Science Club	Excerpts from address on extinct mammals of Iowa.
416	Memorial service planned	For Professor Parish.
417	Official	Edith Buck and Laura Falkler will be on leave; F. C. Ensign appointed inspector of secondary schools; will publish booklet with illustrations; Ellen White replaces Bess Johnson as stenographer; normal school presidents meet; Ellen Biscoe back at work.
419	Faculty members meet; teachers from three state schools confer on uniform entrance requirements	Considering standards for admission from high school.
419	Readings enjoyed; Mrs. Beecher pleased audience in her rendering of two popular plays Friday evening.	Review of her performance.
420	McIntyre to lecture; eloquent platform orator will lecture on Friday evening in college auditorium	Robert E. McIntyre will present popular lecture.
421	Hazel Stilson	Has returned to school after a lengthy illness.
421	Miss Porter	Is traveling to Ames.
421	Work on the senior annual	Is progressing quickly.
421	Brian Condit	Entertained friends.
421	At a meeting	Officers of the senior class elected.
421	Miss Carpenter	Entertained friends with dinner.
421	Miss Wilhelmina Feil	Visited her sister, Molly.
421	Miss Mattie Knight	Visited her mother.
421	Miss Anna Marcue	Has the mumps.
421	Mr. T. L. McCabe	Visited T. T. Cranny.
422	The attendance this term	Enrollment for spring term 1910 is over 1000 and growing.
422	Saturday and Sunday	YWCA secretaries will be here.
422	Remember the Easter service	Will be Sunday at six in the morning.
422	Spring seems to be at hand	Discusses signs that spring has arrived.
422	The Misses Myra and Joyce Downs	Spent a day with their parents.
422	Anne Shanewise	Returned here with her sister.
422	Grace Railsback	Spent a day with Rose Smith.
422	Helen Craft	Enjoyed a visit with her mother.
422	Miss Hazel Gregg	Will soon be leaving the hospital; currently the only patient there.
422	Miss Beulah Newcomb	Will be working in Pomeroy.
422	I. C. Martin	Visited his home on College Street.
422	Roy Shearn	Is in Idaho.
423	Minnesingers make good	Review of performance at Nora Springs.
423	Two societies banquet; Aristos and Shakes held annual banquet in college gymnasium Saturday evening	Enjoyed toasts and dinner.
424	A. J. Comstock	Is managing Hotel Scranton in New York along with G. E. Daniels.
424	Leo Ranney	Is enrolled at Northwestern University and did well at a recent oratorical contest.
424	J. F. Treasure	Is superintendent in Bartonville, Oklahoma.
424	Clara M. Jackson	Is going out West to teach.
424	A wedding which will interest many	Blanche McIntosh married Charles Gessaman.
425	Adella Taylor	Is a principal in Lake City.
425	Every one who attended	Letter received by President Seerley from B. K. Apelian.