Normal Eyte — April 27, 1910

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
491	Editorial	Alumni organizations flourishing in many cities and towns.
492	Official	May be too many extracurricular activities going on; Reading Circle halts work due to overwork; weather unpredictable; summer term bulletin nearing completion.
493	Telescope is installed	All parts except the lenses made in college shop by M. T. Coleman.
493	Last chance given; students and alumni are given last opportunity to subscribe for annual	Last canvass to be made.
494	State board will meet; governing board of Teachers College plans to meet here some time in May	Will be first time Board of Education has met in Cedar Falls; will look at ISTC needs, including buildings for manual arts, training school, fine arts, college hospital, power house, greenhouse, tennis courts, and athletics seating.
494	Mathematics Club to meet	Professor Wright will speak on geometry.
495	Bulletins are out; summer term announcements are published; many faculty members will be absent	A look at the contents of the summer session bulletin.
496	Comets a popular theme; Professors Cable and Begeman give interesting talk before Science Club	With approach of Halley's Comet, people are interested in comets in general.
497	Big sale is expected; a large seat sale is expected for the annual May Music Festival	Lengthy description of the Spring Music Festival program.
498	Studies in Organization and Teaching; the large world and the changes required in the school	Ideas for future teachers.
500	Piano recital will be given	Marguerite Bennett will perform.
500	Association notes	W. M. Parsons speaks at YMCA meeting; YWCA held Geneva rally; Missionary Committee enjoyed supper.
501	Baseball schedule corrected	Baseball schedule was incorrectly printed in last week's edition.
501	Orios trounce Philos; victors take fist game of series by timely hitting; battle proves exciting	Orios defeat Philos in baseball, 8-2.
502	Miss Mary Thompson	Visited her sister Ida.
502	Miss Clara Cavanaugh	Left for Radcliffe to see Carrie Jones.
502	Superintendent George A. Sawyer	Was looking for a manual training teacher.
502	Mrs. Noble	Returned from Europe and was at chapel.
502	Miss Biscoe	Is recovering from her illness.
502	Last Wednesday evening	Eliza Wright was surprised on her birthday.
502	On April sixteenth	Elizabeth Hughes addressed the Butler County teachers.
502	Clark Hemsworth	Visited friends on the Hill.
502	Superintendent C. E. Burton	Visited here looking for teachers.
502	Subscribe for the annual	This is the last chance.
502	Miss Pleatus Burgess	Was on bed rest.
502	Miss Kathryn Kloffenstein	Visited Gladys Taylor
502	Owing to the cold and inclement weather	A track meet had to be called off.
502	Josephine Forrest	Accepted a position in Bline, Washington.
502	Prof. Barnes	Led devotion at the chapel.
502	Miss Natalie Methfessel	Enrolled in the music department.
502	Miss Leone Wiswell	Visited family and friends in Manson.
502	Normal students	Anna McLanahan died.
502	Mr. Thomas Eldredge	Visited his niece.
502	Miss Clara Olsen	Is in the hospital.
502	Miss Fern Bartlett	Visited Lavilla Gorman.
502	Sioux Leefers	Visited friends on the Hill.
502	Last Friday	Professor Samson spoke at the Birmingham High School.
503	Mr. Chehock	Was elected superintendent of schools in Clear Lake.
503	A number of the faculty members	Will be traveling in Europe this summer.
503	Forest Ensign	Was conducting business on the Hill.
503	The school orator	Will go to Oshkosh, Wisconsin, for the Interstate Contest.
503	Thursday evening	Professor and Mrs. C. B. Simmons will entertain friends.
503	Professor E. K. Chapman	Has been chosen as a member of Sigma Xi.
503	Fourteen hundred Commencement announcements	Were ordered.
503	Miss Georgia Lane	Enjoyed a visit with her sister.
503	Miss Martha Rau	Spent Sunday with friends.
503	Miss Ethel Sykes	Spent Sunday with her sister.
503	Miss Sabina Stanton	Visited her home in Marshalltown.
503	Fire Company Number 4	Entertained friends in the Gymnasium.
504	Mrs. Anna May Brady	Is teaching in Aberdeen, South Dakota.
504	Louetta Sprague	Is teaching in Fort Madison.
504	Ellen M. Rhoad	Is a student at Carnegie College.
504	May Cocklin	Is teaching in Remsen.
504	Georgia Stone	Is teaching in Pipestone, Minnesota.
504	Anna Foster	Is teaching at Clarinda.
504	Maud Anthony	Will be working in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
504	Caroline Hart	Is teaching in Algona.
504	Grace Lewiston	Is teaching in South Dakota.
504	Clara E. Case	Is teaching in Rock Rapids.
504	Violet J. Bowen	Is teaching in Goldfield.
504	Clara Morris	Is teaching in Mason City.
504	Jennie Scace	Is teaching in Yankton.
504	Ella Swanson	Is teaching in Yankton.
504	Lottie L. Lovejoy	Is teaching in Rocky Ford, Colorado.
504	Nellie B. Sterrett	Is working with challenged students in Seattle, Washington.
505	Alga Evenson	Is teaching in Dexter.
505	Clark W. Hirleman	Is enrolled at the University of Minnesota.
505	Minnie Siders	Is teaching in Bedford.
505	Ilene Thorpe	Is teaching in Wyoming, Iowa.
505	The Palouse Republican	Charles Henry will accept a position at the Cheney normal.