Normal Eyte — May 25, 1910

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
559	Editorial	College Press Association creates better relations between Iowa schools; a Cecilian performance would be welcome; Cornell should be added to Teachers/Ames debate; May Music Festival this week.
560	Official	Des Moines schools teacher standards; Casper Schenk arranging alumni banquet program; praise for C. S. Cory's work in organizing the Music Festival; next ISTA meeting will feature speakers from outside Iowa.
561	Annuals on sale soon; college yearbook will be placed on sale Friday; big volume is published	Description of Old Gold for 1910.
562	Class play--splendid! The class play, "Hamlet" gives wonderful promise at daily rehearsals	A look at the preparations for the presentation of "Hamlet".
563	Teachers take two points	Teachers take fifth in Iowa State Collegiate track meet.
563	Ames debaters chosen; lack of preliminary debaters causes appointment of Ames team; Triangular Debate is favored	Six selected for debate against Ames in fall 1910.
564	State board meets here; nine members of state Board of Education are holding meetings in Cedar Falls	First time for new Board of Education to meet in Cedar Falls; will be entertained and attend Spring Music Festival.
565	Cecilians present cantata; "King Rene's Daughter" is sung by glee club, assisted by five soloists	Brief review of performance.
565	Noted explorer talks; Lieutenant Shackleton give short talk about his Antarctic explorations	Ernest Shackleton talked about his adventures at the South Pole.
566	Special edition planned; new Eyte staff will begin active work with publication of Commencement number	Will try to put together a twenty-four page issue to be published June 11, 1910.
566	Seniors are entertained; faculty gives pleasing reception to graduating class; special program is rendered	Seniors and faculty greet one another; enjoy music.
567	Studies in Organization and Teaching; XXVI, uniformity in instruction	Ideas for future teachers.
569	Professor and Mrs. W. H. Bender	Will be touring through Europe.
569	Professor A. W. Taylor	Will return to University of Chicago to complete the graduate course.
569	Rev. Nathan Gist	Returned from the state Congregational meeting.
569	Professor and Mrs. A. C. Page	Will attend the commencement of Yale in New Haven, Connecticut.
570	The Newman Catholic Association	Enjoyed a picnic at Cedar Heights.
570	Last Monday evening	Students and faculty of the Preparatory department had a picnic.
570	In the dual meet	Iowa Falls beat Cedar Falls.
570	A special program will occur	On Memorial Day.
570	The Junior Kindergarten class	Entertained the seniors.
570	Miss Gertrude Jay	Visited Sabina Stanton.
570	Professor Cable	Astronomy class has been able to see Jupiter with the new telescope.
570	Last Saturday	Florence Olbrich entertained in honor of Mabel McNally.
570	Last Wednesday evening	Mrs. V. H. Ley entertained some co-eds.
570	Mrs. L. G. Hersey	Returned home from visiting her son, Professor Hersey.
570	Carl Frye	Enjoyed a visit from his brother.
570	Maud Plumer	Enjoyed a visit with her sister.
570	The Sunday evening prayer meeting	Was led by Hazel Ramsey.
570	Miss Josephine Graham and Miss Mabel Paulger	Visited friends at Cornell College.
570	The friends of Floy Graham	Are happy to hear she will be returning from Germany.
570	Professor J. O. Perrine	Was in Iowa City with the Cedar Falls track team.
571	Miss Call was the recipient	Annie Hosmer talks about her job in the hospital in Seattle, Washington.
571	Philo-Alpha	Groups enjoyed picnic at the golf course.
573	Mrs. Ella Ford Miller	Is teaching at Drake University and will attend the international congress in Brussels.
573	Honor has come	Anna C. Goodale is president of the Iowa State Nurses.
573	Mrs. Ella Ford Miller	Is teaching at Drake University and will attend the international congress in Brussels.
573	Iva A. Packard	Is working in Sibley.
573	Bessie A. Griffin	Is teaching in Missouri Valley, Iowa.
573	Mrs. Eleanor K. Meacham	Is living in San Jose where her daughter is attending the State Normal.
573	Avilda J. Buck	Will be teaching in Greenfield.
573	Rev. Charles H. Kamphoefner	Is a pastor in Webster City.