Normal Eyte — September 28, 1901

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33	The athletic spirit is abroad in the land	Believes that time spent engaged in athletics is well spent; people should appreciate that they should combine mental efforts with physical exercise to be well-rounded.
34	It is the intention	Normal Eyte hopes to include illustrations if funds allow.
34	Autobiography: J. C. Parish	A humorous look at life.
35	W. C. Edson	W. C. Edson, a former football star at the University of Iowa, will assist Professor Affleck in coaching football.
35	The lecture course	Schedule of the Lecture and Entertainment Course for 1901-1902.
36	Training: geography lesson	Professor Bender continues his geography lesson.
38	Sadie McLain and Mabel Dimmitt	Teaching in Eldon.
38	One of Cherokee's successful teachers	Lillian Gillaspie married John L. Reddish.
38	Janet Wilson	Teaching in Oskaloosa.
38	Lois Wilson and Ella Howland	Teaching at Moulton.
38	Hannah Houghton	Principal at Blairstown.
38	J. H. Ellison	Teaching at Monroe.
38	Olive Inez Orton	Teaching in Oakland.
38	Cap E. Miller	Nominated for Superintendent in Keokuk County.
38	The friends of O. J. McManus	Baby son died.
38	Jessie Roberts	Teaching at Cambridge.
38	Nellie Johnson	Principal at New Sharon.
38	Ruth Marsh	Teaching in Charles City.
38	Jennie Hallingby	Teaching at Osage.
38	Coral Smith	Teaching near Storm Lake.
38	Ed. Gepson	Teaching at Glidden.
38	Frank E. Fowlie	Continuing as principal in Stanwood.
38	E. H. McMillan	Married Martha C. Harper.
38	Mary Alexander	Teaching in Keokuk.
38	Bess Streeter	Teaching in Boone.
38	Nellie (actually Cilena) Mercer '00 and Ida Harmon '01	Teaching in Aurelia.
38	Chas. Yeager	Will study at University of Iowa.
38	Alice Wright	Teaching in Cedar Falls.
39	G. L. Martin	Working for publishing company in Oregon.
39	L. D. Salisbury	Teaching in Randolph; married Grace Downs.
39	The Republicans of Black Hawk County	Nominated Thomas U. McManus for coroner and Charles E. Moore for school superintendent.
39	Maud Gilchrist	Will teach at Michigan Agricultural College.
39	David Patten	Received letter from Carl Behrens describing conditions in the Philippine Islands.
39	August witnessed two weddings	Nan Golden married Merton Fuller; Olive Whitmore married A. C. Fuller.
40	Alpha welcomed Mrs. Robert Fullerton	To literary program.
40	Miss Baker's sister	Entertained Anna Baker and Laura Seals.
40	The Preparatory Department	Seventy-three enrolled in Preparatory Department; grammar school enrollment is 131.
40	Ida Donald	Will teach deaf mutes in South Dakota.
40	Emma Cook	Injured in target shooting accident.
40	Miss Call	Visited Waterloo.
40	The test in vocal music	Held in Professor Fullerton's room.
40	President Seerley	Visited Rochester, Minnesota.
40	Miss Simmons	Visited Grinnell.
40	Margaret Graham	Married F. R. Switzer.
40	Mattie B. Hunt '01 and Fannie Hill '00	Teaching in Columbus City.
40	Minnie Newton	Teaching at Newell.
40	Grace Austin	Teaching at Storm Lake.
40	Florence Richardson	Studying at Greeley, Colorado.
40	Della McKay and Hortense Herick	Now at Wapello.
41	As always happens	New members added to musical groups.
41	Mr. Richard Wyant	Cedar Falls YMCA secretary invites men to use the city facilities until the campus bathrooms are ready in January 1902.
41	Last Friday evening	Son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wiler died; Fullerton brothers sang at funeral service.
41	Three rhetorical divisions have been organized	Placed in charge of Professors Simmons, Carpenter, and Gist.
41	Several books have been added	Several new geography books added to library; new physical education section started; children's book section under Professor Bender's supervision is growing.
41	The gentlemen's societies	Did not meet because of the cold rooms.
41	The Clios	Presented program at McCaffree house.
41	Alpha is planning	Planning grand invitation ceremony.
41	Bessie Spillane	Returned to school after recovering from eye troubles.
41	Alpha pledge ribbons	Roster of Alpha pledges.
42	Shakespearean	Roster of officers and new members.
42	Alpha	Group getting organized for the year.
43	Philomathean	Getting organized for the year; elect honorary members.
43	Cliosophic	Present literary program and debate.
44	Appointments in cadet corps	Roster of Student Battalion officers.
44	Y. M. C. A.	Herman Kiesau elected president; Professor Affleck led Wednesday meeting.
44	Y. W. C. A.	Hope that membership will grow; began Sunday School work.
45	Eyte bulletin	Students encouraged to attend football game in Iowa City.
46	Athletics; football, hockey	Football team has many competent players, and field hockey is gaining popularity, too.
48	Bible Study Department	Lesson IV; God testing man.