Normal Eyte — February 9, 1901

Page	Title	Summary
457	Baseball	Critical of Board decision to limit the baseball team to six games; points out error in recent address by A. E. Winship.
458	The post exchange or army canteen as it is commonly called by people in civil life--what it is, and why it was established	Major Dinwiddie talks about army life and especially the practice of selling whiskey at the PX.
461	Bessie Buchanan	Is teaching at Brighton.
461	Lizzie Bushyager	Is principal at Alexander.
461	Mae Calderwood	Is teaching in Traer.
461	E. B. Clingman	Is principal at Columbus Junction; married Nora Van Dyke.
461	Jens Christiansen	Is enrolled at Normal.
461	Maud Bozarth	Is enrolled at State University.
461	Benj. Boardman	Is a senior at the State University.
461	Frank A. Bronson	Is principal of Whittemore.
461	Harriet C. Bock	Lives in Lake Park.
461	James A. Boyle	Is principal at Fairbank.
461	Loretta Blake	Taught at Valley Junction.
461	Alice E. Blake	Is teaching near Cherokee.
461	Willis J. Bell	Is principal at Linn Grove.
461	Carl D. Behrens	Is principal at Janesville.
461	Wm. H. Bridges	Lives in Bagley.
461	Grace E. Brainard	Is teaching in Aplington.
461	S. J. Baldwin	Is teaching in Jesup.
461	Myrtle A. Bardsley	Is living in Neola.
461	W. B. Bell	Is a student at the State University.
461	Nina L. Balmer	Taught at Central College in Pella.
461	W. J. Barloon	Is principal in Ossian; married Minnie E. Ryan.
461	Jessie M. Barnt	Has not reported.
461	Geo. H. Ballard	Is principal at Elma.
461	Chas. L. Babcock	Is teaching in Hudson, South Dakota.
461	E. C. Bartlett	Is principal in Downey.
461	Edna Black	Lives in Shellsburg.
461	Bessie C. Bardsley	Is teaching in Neola.
461	Lina Ankerman	Taught at Lamont.
461	Susie Arnett	Is teaching in Aberdeen, Washington.
461	Gertie Ayers	Is teaching in Grundy Center.
461	Mary S. Arnold	Teaches in Dexter.
461	Not all alumni	B. B. Rice wins Nebraska chess championship.
461	Chloris Anderson	Teaches at Nashua.
462	Mr. Griffith	Visited daughter Belle.
462	Jeanette Cushman	Went home due to illness.
462	Grace Garth	Attended cousin's funeral.
462	Mildred Lyon	Teaching at Benson.
462	Miss Roxy Early	Sister visiting.
462	Judge McDuffie	Visited campus.
462	Miss Sheean	Visited Professor Riggs.
462	Miss Lois Craig	Visited Allison.
462	M. Wood	Visited Myrta Lyon.
462	Prof. C. C. Nutting	Visited Professor Arey.
462	Hanna Clendenon	Teaching near Cedar Falls.
462	Letha Woodling and Mamie Foster	Visited Greene.
462	Dr. Erwin Schenk	Will practice medicine in Des Moines.
462	Elva Minnis	Is sick.
462	Mrs. Parish	Has the grippe.
462	Chas. D. Watters	Visited Fairbank.
462	Percival Hunt '97, and John J. Lambert	Will receive master's degrees from the University of Iowa.
462	The bank of Barnes City	E. B. Williams, Edward D. Rayburn, and Fred Williams are associated with the bank.
462	Miss Maud Bozarth	Will debate for literary society at University of Iowa.
462	Edith A. Hoagland	Died following the grippe.
462	L. A. I. Chapman	Went to post at Fort Meade.
463	A copy of the alumni report	Will be sent to all alumni.
463	Miss Mary Stewart	Visited sister, Mrs. Parish.
463	The local alumni	Eighty Cedar Falls alumni met to discuss school's 25th anniversary.
463	Mr. E. A. Randall	Taught as substitute in a country school.
463	Mr. Geo. J. Balzer	Will study law at University of Michigan.
463	The class representatives chosen for Commencement	Roster of representatives.
463	Through an error	Correction of several errors in earlier Normal Eytes.
463	Neta Ehrlich, J. J. Bohstedt, and Mabel Johnson	Left school due to poor health.
463	Will Stoakes	Visited brother Charles and cousin Arthur Calderwood.
463	Miss Alma Giddings	Attended wedding of cousin.
463	Sawyer's Club	Has small pox scare; twenty-two vaccinated.
463	Lottie Sheldon	Visited home.
463	Misses Jean Gilchrist, Willby, and Mr. McIlravy	Attended Aristo program.
463	John Parish, Jessie Walters, and George Samson	Have been sick.
463	Josie Murnan	Had birthday party.
463	Hugh McMillan	Uncle visited.
463	Nearly all of the faculty	Have been vaccinated for small pox.
463	The building committee	Let more contracts for the Auditorium Building.
463	Miss Rice	Entertained guests.
463	Pearl Ritchey	Will teach in What Cheer.
463	J. Percival Hugget	Visited campus.
463	Dr. Krout	Visited daughter Erma
464	The juniors were royally entertained	Faculty host series of parties for the juniors.
464	Training; illustration in teaching	Advice for teachers.
466	Zeta Society	Presented Norwegian program.
467	A dozen questions asked and answered	Poetic tribute to the Shakes and the Aristos.
468	Normal 10--Western 12	Brief account of recent basketball game.
470	Bible Study Department	Lesson XIX: Paul's third missionary journey.