isa-normaladvance-1915-00144

Description:	.144THE NORMAL ADVANCEMiss Telulah Robinson of the TrainingSchool recently visited the State Legislature.She gave a very interesting and instructivetalk to the seventh and eighth grades in regard to the sessions which she attended.We believe that the Llamarada should present Charlie Bell with a gold medal for constancy. He certainly is loyal to his sorority.Miss Audrey Baumgardner spent the weekend, Jan. 23-24, in Clinton.Misses Elsie Beit and Bess Kerber have beensupplying in the city schools.Misses Louise and Helen Cooper visitedtheir home in Logansport, Feb. 6-7.Miss Helen McKeever is teaching at Mt.Rose School in the place of Miss Cecil Unison07, who has been suffering from a severe attack of appendicitis.Miss Edith Provines, 14, spent a recentweek-end with Terre Haute friends.Miss Mary Engle, 13, who is teaching thefourth grade at Carlisle, was in this city Saturday, to do some reference work in the Normallibrary. We are afraid that most of us do notappreciate the fact that our library is one ofthe best reference libraries in the Middle West.Beginning Feb. 10, the girls inter classbasketball games will begin. The admissionis ten cents, and all the girls of the school areurged to come. You know, girls, that sincethe admission to the Varsity gaves has beenso high, each of the fellows realizes that totake his best girl to a basketball game in properstyle makes a hole in his pocketbook about thesize of a weeks board. So if you have notseen a good game for some time, here is yourchance to satisfy your longing.We think that Miss Schweitzer should seethat Ruth Alexander spends less of her timein the company of Jim (Gym).Miss Dorothy Butler, who has been seriouslyill, is again in school.Miss Bader was unable to keep her physicaltraining classes in the training school and theyare now in charge of Miss Louise Gillum.It sure looked good to see Ruth Harriss14, familiar face in the gymnasium the otherday.Miss Dorothy Roberts has recovered from asprained ankle.Mr. Clifford Blackman missed a few days ofschool on account of illness. Yes, and we mustnot forget to mention that Charlie Burton hadan awful bad cold. The girls certainlymissed them.If Prof. Hathaway finds his light bill toolarge, we might enlighten him. You cannotblame daughters for forgetting sometimes.Miss Lillian Davis, 13, who is teachingdepartmental history and physiology at Carlisle, was in Terre Haute, Saturday, Feb. 6.Miss Myrtle E. Tinkham, 11, now isteaching in Brawley, Cal.Miss Bonsall of the Mathematics Departmentof the Training School was called home Friday,Feb. 5, on account of the illness of her niece.Miss Stibbins, 12, of Monroe City is inTulsa, Okla., teaching the fourth grade.Miss Daisy Shields spent Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 30 and 31, in Sullivan .Have you noticed Charlie Burtons blueshirt. We do not know whether he is thinkingof running for office or if it is just becauseEsther Ray likes light blue.William L. Conner, 14, who is in CrystalFalls, Mich., went out hunting not long agoand met a pack of wolves. Those who knowWill best can imagine the details of the picture.Miss Dorotha Coffa recently entertained hermother from Newport, Ind.When a young man in the Practice I Classwas asked how many spring beauties he sawon his trip to the country training school onesnowy day, he seriously answered, Onlyone!Misses Maude Milner and Ethel MeighenWent to their home in Riley for the weekend,Feb. 6 and 7.Misses Pfaffenberger and Mac were in TerreHaute, Feb. 6, for the Omega dance.
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