Normal Eyte — April 20, 1910

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
475	Editorial	New staff coming to the Normal Eyte.
475	Official	State educational news.
476	Banquet was enjoyed; Teachers College club banquet proved great success; many alumni present	Many attend alumni meeting in Chicago.
477	School is visited; local Y. W. C. A. is visited and addressed by prominent secretaries	The Misses Paddock, Starkweather, and Corbett visit campus.
478	Colegrove goes to Harvard	Kenneth Colegrove will attend Harvard University on Perkins scholarship.
478	College attendance increased; William E. Curtis writes in Record-Herald on great increase in college attendance	National statistics on college enrollment.
479	Mathematics discussed; Professors Condit and Seals tell of correlation of mathematics	Myrtle Raymond also presented work on current events.
481	Perrine accepts principalship; substitute instructor in physics will teach in Cedar Falls next year	J. O. Perrine will be principal at Cedar Falls High School; had been substituting for Professor E. K. Chapman in physics.
481	Fine talk given; Rev. Haynes gives stimulating talk; opposes too many electives	Myron H. Haynes spoke at chapel on importance of teaching.
482	Studies in Organization and Teaching	Ideas for future teachers.
484	Supt. S. R. Fritz	Is looking for teachers to hire.
484	Mrs. Faye Samson	Visited Professor G. W. Samson.
484	Lucile Cole	Was called home after a family death.
484	Mr. Arthur Basham	Has accepted a position in Cedar Falls.
484	Miss Grace Strain	Visited friends on the Hill.
484	Grover Alderman	Spent Sunday with his brother.
484	The Misses Ruth Brenner, Florence Curtis	Attended a conference at Cornell College.
484	Ruth Berger	Enjoyed a visit from her brother.
484	Hazel Turner's mother	Visited on Sunday.
484	Miss Ruth Phillips	Visited friends on the Hill.
484	Miss Falkler	Has returned after a family illness.
484	Miss Olander	Is in Bedford, Iowa, to help direct a class play.
484	The faculty and students	Mabel McNally has resigned; will be married.
484	Mr. A. T. Barrett	Spent a day with friends in Fort Dodge.
484	Mr. Howard Houston	Visited family and friends in Crawfordsville.
484	Miss Freda Helwig	Enjoyed a visit from her mother.
484	Miss Hannah Pollock	Recently returned to school.
484	Mrs. Murray	Visited her sister-in-law.
484	Mrs. F. Smith	Has returned from Oklahoma.
484	Mr. J. S. Stronks	Visited friends on the Hill.
484	Miss Ward	Gave an address at the new public library.
485	Miss Naomi Fletcher	Visited with friends on the Hill.
485	This afternoon	A play was given by the Training School class.
485	Mrs. C. H. Baldwin	Is visiting her brother, G. S. Dick.
485	The Minnesingers	Gave a performance in Nashua.
485	Charming in every detail	Misses Margery Graham and Loma Griffin hosted a breakfast.
485	Mr. E. C. Cummins and daughter	Visited Burton Sweet.
485	The Misses Catherine Strike, Lillian Kramer	Attended a concert in Nashua.
485	Miss Flora Roberts	Entertained friends in Hampton.
485	Miss Gertrude Hansen	Visited friends in Aplington.
485	The Misses Elizabeth Harrison and Clara Sutter	Visited friends in Janesville.
485	Helen Seerley	Spent some time in Iowa City.
485	Miss Esther Seerley	Is visiting friends in South Dakota.
485	Mr. Allison B. Brown	Was on the Hill.
485	Mrs. L. W. Parish	Is visiting family.
485	Miss Anna Pulver	Hosted friends in honor of Grace Strain.
485	Prof. Robert Fullerton	Sang at a church in Waterloo.
485	Mr. E. Norton	Will be visiting Arkansas.
486	President H. H. Seerley and Prof. W. H. Bender	Attended a meeting of the Teachers Association.
486	Last Saturday	Professor Colegrove gave a speech at a farmer's convention.
486	The Misses Bernice Sweeney	Visited the DeSeelhorst home.
486	A number of high school students	Were entertained by Lily Robinson
486	Cliorios are entertained	Honorary members entertained regular members with supper.
486	Prospects are good; baseball schedule of four games is arranged by Coach Seymour	H. W. Boltz elected team captain.
487	Athletic Board meets; important action in regard to eligibility and athletic schedules taken	Half of surplus football money given to spring athletics.
487	Track meet on Saturday	Teachers College will meet teams from Iowa Falls and Cedar Falls High School.
488	F. A. Poots	Is superintendent at Sanborn.
488	The parents of Miss Mary P. Clark	Mary Clark will marry Samuel Elbert.
488	Kathryn Marshall	Is teaching in Rockwell City.
488	Ellen C. Jackson	Is planning to enroll in school again.
488	Margaret Sloan	Is teaching in Sioux City.
488	Hallie Mooney	Is teaching in Tripoli.
488	M. R. Fayram	Is superintendent at Traer.
488	J. W. Graham	Is superintendent at Clarkston, where several alumni teach.
488	Sadie Pyle	Is teaching in Russell.
488	Mabel M. Black	Is teaching in Goldfield.
488	Arthur Brogue	Is principal in Mason City.
488	Myrtle L. Lewis	Is teaching in Idaho Falls, Idaho.
488	Helen M. Greig	Is teaching in Doon.
488	Marie Miller	Is moving out West to teach.
488	Elizabeth Whitney	Is teaching in Geneseo, Illinois.
488	Nellie Blanche Mitchell	Is teaching near Jefferson, but may enroll in school again.
488	Rosetta Anderson	Is teaching in Boone.
488	Nina G. Carey	Is principal in Firth, Idaho.
488	Junetta Frick	Is teaching in Lake Mills.
488	Jesse Harris	Is living in West Plains, Missouri.
488	Myrtle Campbell	Is teaching in Manning.
488	Stella Burrington	Is teaching in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
488	Of those receiving honors	Roster of former ISTC students who were recognized at the University of Iowa.
489	Daisy Burkholder	Is teaching at West Waterloo.
489	Zora Parrott	Is teaching in Spencer.
489	Rose Johnson	Is at home; her sister Leva is teaching in Algona.
489	B. L. Troup	Is principal at Germania.
489	Carrie B. Jones	Is teaching in Radcliffe.
489	Mrs. Loretta Bower	Is principal at Hornick.
489	Grace Stewart	Is teaching in Eagle Grove.
489	John W. McCulloch	Is working in Buffalo, Wyoming.
489	Verona Laing	Is teaching in Grinnell.