Normal Eyte — March 1, 1911

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377	Kansas preliminary	A preliminary debate will be held to determine who will be on the team to debate against Kansas. Editorial encourages students to attend and support the preliminary debate.
377	Booker T. Washington; will appear at I. S. T. C.	Booker T. Washington will speak as part of the lecture course.
378	Song Book and Music Reader; Prof C. A. Fullerton issues another popular volume of melody in song	Professor Fullerton has published a book that includes songs and fundamental principles of music.
379	Walter Bender	Teaching in Atlantic, Iowa.
379	Gladys Clark	Teacher in Osage, Iowa.
379	C. L. Simmers	Will receive his master's from the University of Wisconsin.
379	Miss Elizabeth Perkins	Taking another tour of Europe.
379	Miss Nela Hill	Teaching in Mason City, Iowa.
379	Macy Campbell	Won first place in an oratorical contest at the University of Iowa.
379	Coe made hard fight	I. S. T. C. was defeated by Coe College in basketball, 19-13. Paul Hager and Clark Brown led the team.
379	Miss Lillian Kramer	High school teacher in Stuart, Iowa
380	A field night at Y. M. C. A. gym	Five I. S. T. C. students competed in a gymnastics competition as the Y. M. C. A. team. These students won three out of the five events.
381	State gymnastics meet is won by I. S. T. C.; Sheffield wins individual medal, Boltz makes second high score.	I. S. T. C. scored 270.29 points out of a possible 300.
382	$729,950 for state schools	Bills have been introduced in the Iowa legislature that will appropriate $729,950 to the three state institutions of higher learning, with I. S. T. C. receiving $56,250.
383	Miss Nelle Wise dies at Mercy Hospital; death caused by blood poison	Helen Wise (Nelle) died of blood poisoning following a surgical operation in Iowa City.
383	Philo-Alpha annual banquet	The annual banquet of the Philo and Alpha literary societies occurred on February 22; description of decorations and program.
384	18th annual home oratorical contest	Glenn Davis, Jap Wilbur, and Miss McCann placed first, second, and third, respectively, at the annual oratorical contest.
385	Cliorio banquet	The Clio and Orio literary societies held a banquet with Grace Du Bois acting as toastmaster.
385	Neotrophian	Mary Jones surprised the members of the Neotrophian literary society by presenting to them a large box of bonbons.
386	Friday evening after the Oratorical Contest	Professor Meyerholz invited twenty-five students in the Department of Government to spend time at his house.
387	Bible Study Department of the Y. M. and Y. W. Christian Associations; lessons prepared by C. P. Colegrove	Lesson XXIII: Samuel, Israel's prophet-judge.
388	Miss Mabel Frisby	Underwent an operation for appendicitis; now is resting at her home on College Hill.
388	Last Monday evening	F. N. Mead lectured before the Science Club.
388	Mr. Warren Proctor	Returned to Cedar Falls after an extended trip to Minnesota.
388	Miss Juanita Hall	Enjoyed a visit from her aunt.
388	Prof. Wilbur H. Bender	Lectured at the Young People's Alliance Convention.
389	Miss Nellie Olmstead	Left to visit her home in Shell Rock, Iowa.
389	Miss Gertrude Dandliker	Confined to her room by an attack of the grippe.
389	Little Raymond Bailey	One of the Training School children fell off his wagon and dislocated his hip.
389	Mr. John Leavitt	Returned to Cedar Falls to attend the Cliorio banquet.
389	Miss Mary Porter	Enjoyed a visit from her parents, returned home to South Jordan, Michigan.
389	Mr. Walter Abram	Spent time on College Hill on his way to Waterloo.
389	Miss Ethel Dryden	Visited her home on College Hill.
389	Messrs. Cranny, McGeeney and Ray Crouse	Visited friends on the Hill.
389	Miss Ella McLain	Visited the college after teaching in Arriba, Colorado, until Christmas.
389	Misses Wynafred Cole and Frances Luse	Called to their home by the death of a relative.
390	Miss Pearl Finch	Spent part of last week visiting Ruth Hunter and Lila Wagner.
390	Mr. Earl Wild	Confined to his room by an attack of the grippe.
390	Miss Anna Shanewise	Attended the basketball game and the oratorical contest.
390	Miss Gertrude Tesch and Della Indra	Spent time with friends in Waterloo.
390	Miss Anna Lacer	Called to Center Point by the death of her uncle.
390	Ten o'clock waltz	Clock chimes, but is the date ended?
391	Neos and Alphas victorious	In the intersociety basketball contest, the Neotrophian and Alpha societies triumphed over the Delphian and Shakespearean societies.
392	Minnesingers will give concert	As part of their concert, the Minnesingers Glee Club will perform three songs to help select a school song; winning song will be chosen as the I. S. T. C. song.
393	The senior class of I. S. T. C. challenges the faculty	The senior class challenges the faculty to a game of basketball.