isa-normaladvance-1903-00075

Description:	THE NORMAL ADVANCE.75Cards are out announcing the marriage of MissClara Enneking and Mr. Hilenbrand. MissEnneking will be remembered by many as theFreshman orator of last spring. The weddingtour includes some travel in Europe.Charles Woollard is teaching at Losantville,Ind. He will be back in the spring to completehis course.Charles E. Holton is having a very successfulyear as principal of the Perkinsville schools. Hewill enter the Normal next spring.H. E. Shephard, 00, is a successful principalof the High school at Greentown, Ind.Miss Aimee Robertson, 02, teacher in the Brazil schools, and Mr. Gunder, were married NewYears eve. They now make their home in Jackson, Michigan.Samuel Sharp, principal of North Side school,Columbus, Indiana, writes for The Normal Advance. Mr. Sharp teaches seventh and eighthgrades and is very successful.It comes to us that Ikey Lewis missed the lastcar Saturday night while skating out east of townand walked home.Stewart L. McDonald, 99, who was formerly ateacher in the public schools of Fort Collins, Col.,is now instructor in the State Agricultural College at that place.Miss Bess White, through Sophomore, is teaching in her home town, Pendleton.Robert Smith, 01 is teaching in the FairmontHigh school.August Reifel, 99, is superintendent of theFranklin county schools. He was elected to fillthe vacancy upon the resignation of ProfessorSenour.Prof. Lawrence McTurnan, at present the superintendent of the Alexandria city schools, hasbeen appointed chief deputy to Prof. Fassett A.Cotton, state superintendent-elect of public instruction. Mr. McTurnan graduated from theState Normal in 97, and has since been rapidlypushing to the front in educational affairs. Heserved as co:unty superintendent of Madisoncounty almost a term of four years, but resignedto accept the superintendency at Alexandria. Hewill finish out the years work at that place beforeentering upon his new duties. Mr. McTurnanwas an exceptionally good student and a popularyoung man while in the State Normal and hisfriends wish him continued success. Supt. Cotton lacked but a few weeks of finishing his coursehere previous to the time of his appointment aschief deputy state superintendent. We predictsuccess for these two worthy young men and feelthat the states educational affairs are safe in theirhands.Miss Katherine Chilton, 96, is the successfulassistant principal of the Connersville Highschool. Judge Boggs, 02, is a popular and progressive ward principal in the same schools.Manager Henry has arranged games of basketball with I. U. Our schedule is one of the best inthe country and the team should receive thehearty support of the students.WANT ADS.Wanted—A hat for a head of cabbage.Wanted—A mattress large enough for a riverbed.Wanted—Gloves for the hands of a clock.Wanted—An optician to fit spectacles to theeyes of a potato.Wanted—A dentist to make false teeth for the.mouth of Missis Sippi.Wanted—A track for the human race.Wanted—A good sized roast of State FieldMeet.Wanted—A shoe large enough for the foot of amountain.Wanted—A jeweler to make a bracelet for anarm of the sea.Wanted—A well matched team of night mares.Wanted—A family tree sound enough to makea school board.Wanted—A tailor to mend law suits.Normal 03.
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