Normal Eyte — May 4, 1910

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
2	Opportunity knocks	Encourages students to attend the field meet.
507	Editorial	Men's literary societies break tradition by not holding Triangular Debate; school spirit lacking; low attendance at recent athletic events.
508	Official	Summer session bulletin ready; Judge McDuffie may attend Commencement; Board may be on campus for Spring Music Festival; University of Iowa may organize college hospital system similar to that of ISTC.
509	Contest on Friday; annual interstate oratorical occurs at Oshkosh, Wis.; Miss Dryden represents school	Brief history of the event; ISTC has taken first place three times; Ethel Dryden will represent ISTC this year.
510	Annual meeting planned; Iowa Association of Home Economics will meet at Cedar Falls on May 13th and 14th	Lengthy description of the program.
511	Campaign is commenced; Normal Eyte staff for 1910-1911 commences work for subscribers; editor Davis tells plans	Glenn Davis outlines his plans.
512	Studies in Organization and Teaching	Ideas for future teachers.
514	Zetalethean society	Enjoy orations, recitations, and music.
515	Prof. and Mrs. G. S. Dick and Prof. and Mrs. J. B. Knoepfler	Entertained students.
515	Miss Clara Olson	Has typhoid fever.
515	Mrs. Charles F. Shipman	Visited her brother, Professor Meyerholz.
515	Fannie Gannon	Spent Sunday with friends in Grinnell.
515	Among the students	Roster of students with positions for next year.
515	Miss Myrtle Gabriel	Visited Lillian Shartz.
515	Miss Winifred Muhs	Visited her sister.
515	The Junior Primary Department	Entertained the seniors.
515	Last Saturday morning	Junior domestic science class entertained the seniors.
515	Miss Lida Diehl	Spent Sunday in Grundy Center.
515	Messrs. Morton Kingsley and Frank Munger	Spent Wednesday on the Hill.
515	Molly Feil	Enjoyed a visit from her aunt.
515	Mrs. C. W. Tyrrell	Visited Gertrude Tyrrell.
515	Miss Neva Wilson	Visited her sister.
515	President H. H. Seerley and Prof. Bender	Attended a Teachers Association meeting in Oelwein.
515	A large company of girls	Heard a speech from Mrs. Lowe.
516	The June class	Contains over 150 graduates.
516	Mr. McGeeney	Traveled to Waverly.
516	Taken from the Rockford Register	Music program arranged by Robert Fullerton was success.
516	Barbara Drinkle	Enjoyed a visit from her mother.
516	Mrs. Samuel Williams	Visited her daughter.
516	The Chresto Society	Enjoyed a picnic at Rownd Park.
516	Miss Ward	Returned from the National Kindergarten Convention.
516	Prof. S. K. Tompkins	Was a judge for a college debate.
516	Miss Harriett Manful	Has returned home because of typhoid.
516	The friends of Miss Mae Bates	Are glad to hear she is recovering from rheumatism.
516	Rev. Nathan Gist	Was ordained.
516	The Misses Fargo and Mastain	Attended a Library Association meeting.
516	The Misses Genevieve Edwards and Gertrude Tyrrell	Spent last Wednesday in Waverly.
516	Mrs. L. W. Parish and daughter	Have returned from visiting family.
516	Miss Martin	Has gone to Chicago to get costumes for the class play.
517	At a special meeting	A new debate medal was selected.
517	On Saturday	Track team will have last meet.
517	Miss Hughes	Led the Sunday prayer meeting.
517	Miss McGovern	Visited friends in Waterloo.
517	The Misses Molly Feil and Kathryn Heddens	Were guests of Rose Smith.
517	The Misses Myra and Joyce Downs	Spent time with their parents.
517	Miss Grace Aitchison	Spent Sunday with her parents on the Hill.
517	Miss Hemtley	Is indexing Professor Colegrove's new book.
517	Mattie Knight	Visited friends in Waterloo.
517	Last Friday evening	Ida Fesenbeck hosted a dinner.
517	The faculty golf club	Golfed with the student club.
517	Mrs. Walker	Gave a speech during recreation hour.
517	Miss Fesenbeck	Entertained friends in honor of Sybil Lincoln.
517	The home meet was good	Students should attend track meet.
517	Mr. Julian Gist	Visited his parents.
517	Monday, April 25	J. E. Cundy was hiring new teachers.
517	Mrs. C. J. Schmidt	Spent a day with family and friends on the Hill.
517	Mr. E. L. Brown	Was selling typewriters on the Hill.
517	Mr. E. W. Haight	Spent Sunday with his brothers.
517	Messrs. William Harberts and Benjamin Kaufman	Spent Thursday on the Hill.
517	Prof. G. W. Samson	Spoke to the Newman Catholic Association
517	Mrs. A. Avery and Miss Stewart	Visited Miss C. B. Breenley.
518	Ellsworth takes game; extra inning game is won by Ellsworth College team; tenth inning is fatal	Teachers defeated in baseball, 11-6.
519	Home meet a success; our record is broken; all events closely contested; new men do well	Results of the meet.
520	Another alumnus	Nellie Dority died from heart failure.
520	The news of the death	Rose Iaggi died from tuberculosis.
521	Through the kindness	Several alumni are teaching in Webster City.
521	Grace Rock	Is teaching at Williamsburg.
522	Former alumni editor	Mamie Hearst provided information about Ethel Meacham.
522	George Haines Mount	Is teaching at the Normal located in Marquette, Michigan.