Normal Eyte — February 2, 1901

Page	Title	Summary
433	Editorial	Believes harsh response to hazing at University of Iowa was probably appropriate; finds that University of Iowa values the graduates of the Normal School; preparing for oratorical contest.
434	Daughter of former Normal trustee and Governor of Kansas hazed	Jessie Lewelling, daughter of Lorenzo Lewelling, was branded on the forehead with silver nitrate at a Kansas high school.
435	The summer session	Profile of Lida B. Earhart, who will teach at ISNS this summer.
435	March class, 1901	Roster of graduates.
435	In general; teaching in the Philippines	Potential prospects and conditions.
436	Arthur C. Wyant	Is a student at the State University.
436	A. O. Wydell	Is principal at Slater.
436	Chas. Yeager	Was at Normal until the winter term.
436	Quincy Yost	Has not reported.
436	Bell Woodford	Is teaching at Sergeants Bluffs.
436	Myra Woodford	Is teaching at Sergeants Bluffs.
436	Ida May Wilson	Is enrolled at the State University.
436	John P. Woodruff	Is teaching in Lima, Washington.
436	Minnie L. Wilson	Is an assistant at Olin.
436	Mabel Wise	Is teaching near Villisca.
436	Beatrice S. Weller	Is teaching at Gladbrook.
436	Ida West	Is teaching in Bristow.
436	Mabel Whitney	Is teaching at Clear Lake.
436	J. R. Wilson	Is teaching at Spirit Lake.
436	Nellie W. Williams	Teaches at Minden.
436	Margaret A. Tobin	Is teaching in Fort Dodge.
436	Ida Nell Tupper	Is teaching at Panora.
436	Clara Wakefield	Is second assistant at Adel.
436	Clarence Wassam	Is teaching at Hudson.
436	Walter H. Wadleigh	Is teaching in Milford.
436	Emery E. Watson	Is enrolled at Normal.
436	M. R. Timmerman	Is principal at Jewell; married to Hattie Higley.
436	Margaret Thompson	Has not reported.
436	Alumni items	W. R. Patterson appointed to government statistical position; Bertha Bishop now in nurses training.
436	Belle Tellier	Is teaching in Emmetsburg.
437	Martha Duxbury	A number of students have left school due to poor health.
437	President Seerley	Attended examiners meeting in Des Moines.
437	Prof. and Mrs. Bender	Entertained friends.
437	Maude Titus	Will not return to school this term.
437	Nellie Leehey, Miss McMorrow, and Miss Ehrlich	Have the grippe.
437	Mrs. Arey	Entertained friends.
437	Miss Mayme E. Parkes	Substituted in Cedar Falls.
437	C. L. Berry	Will not return to school this term.
437	Prof. Parish	Addressed YMCA in Independence.
437	Misses Call and Simmons	Entertained guests.
437	John R. Slacks	Mother sick.
437	Harriet Elston and Abbie Laughlin	Guests in Waverly.
437	Prof. Page	Has the grippe.
437	Mrs. Wilsey	Visited cousin Mabel Leffingwell.
437	Miss Lettie Hollis	Visited sister Jennie.
437	Miss Marie Washburn	Visited Hudson.
437	Mr. Achenbach	Visited daughter Beth.
437	Miss Humphrey	Visited Eagle Center.
437	Misses Nell Miller and Lulu Graham	Attended Philo session.
437	Mr. Gaasch	Left school due to eye trouble.
437	There was a spread	At the home of Jennie Jennings.
437	Miss Nellie Young	Guest of Maude Dudley.
437	Grace Earhart	Visited Janesville.
437	Anna Hosmer	Left school to teach.
437	Miss Suplee	Went to Waterloo.
437	Bessie Everett	Visited Fairbank.
437	Mrs. Frink	Visited Professor Carpenter.
437	La Grippe	Jessie Cunning missed class.
438	The Cottage Reading Circle	Continued discussion of Ruskin.
438	The Philo open session	Presented selections from "Othello".
438	Next Wednesday afternoon	Professor Curtiss will give talk on the Passion Play, which she saw on her trip to Europe.
438	After some delay	Speakers and topics for the local oratorical contest.
438	A reception	Faculty will hold reception for juniors.
438	Miss Pierce	Preparing advanced elocution class.
438	Rev. Evans	Addressed chapel on Sunday; Professor Colegrove will speak next.
438	Normal Hill had another sensation	Dr. Mead's horses ran away; no one injured.
438	The committee on Class Day	Selected "Love's Labor Lost" for presentation.
438	Miss Enola Pearl Pierce	Entertained basketball team in Manchester.
439	A few symptoms	Humorous look at the symptoms of the grippe.
442	Neotrophian Society	Present program with Southern theme.
442	Y. W. C. A.	Call for universal day of prayer.
442	Chrestomathian Society	Doing well this term.
443	Athletic; Normal 8--Manchester 17	Account of the basketball game.
444	Normal's baseball schedule	Eight games scheduled; hope to improve baseball diamond.
446	Bible Study Department	Lesson XVIII: Paul's third missionary journey.
464	Training; illustration in teaching	Advice for teachers.