Normal Eyte — October 4, 1901

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
49	As the term advances	Auditorium Building is nearing completion but other ISNS needs remain; urges alumni to lobby General Assembly.
49	Neither the students nor alumni	Normal Eyte has not received the support from alumni that it had hoped for.
50	Extracts from Board of Trustees report	Report cites rising enrollment and consequent needs including a laboratory building, gymnasium, library, landscaping, and sidewalks
50	One thing that is needed	Large crowds are needed to support football players this season.
52	Debate	Contest to help select those who will participate in the debate with Ames.
53	Training; teaching physiology	Professor Bender outlines his recommendations for teaching physiology.
55	Alma E. Evans	Teaching in Montana.
55	Ida M. Strawn	Teaching in South Dakota.
55	Cilena Mercer	Teaching at Aurelia.
55	Ruby Calderwood	Teaching at Moulton.
55	Nervie Keeler	Teaching at Odebolt.
55	W. H. Wadleigh	Studying at Northwestern University.
55	Clara Williamson	Teaching at Bismarck, Iowa.
55	It now seems	Plan to continue alumni column in the Normal Eyte will be dropped due to lack of alumni support.
55	The Pocahontas County Sun	Fred C. Gilchrist is a candidate for the November 1901 elections.
55	Jessie Danskin	Jessie Danskin is teaching near Nevada; her sister Ella is staying with her.
55	Charles Levi Lewis	Works as bank teller; married Margaret Vikingstad.
55	W. H. Bridges	Principal at Marathon.
55	Poem read on alumni day	Long poetic tribute to ISNS by Edna Poor
57	The heating plant	Partially completed; heat turned on.
57	Mr. and Mrs. Willis Wolfe	Have a new baby boy.
57	Prof. Rich	Spoke to men at prayer meeting.
57	J. D. Thompson	Visited campus.
57	Nellie Worcester	Visited home.
57	Iva Lamb	Visited home in Grundy Center.
57	Pres. Seerley	Returned from Rochester, Minnesota.
57	Edith Redmond	Visiting her sister.
58	The street car company	Has begun grading work for a line and depot on campus; will run near new Auditorium Building.
58	The new auditorium	Nearing completion; will seat about two thousand; should be fine place for college lectures and entertainment performances.
58	The Cottage Reading Circle	Met at President Seerley's house; discussed anarchy; Professor Wright spoke on Shakespeare and his characters.
58	Miss Rice	Entertained English history class at her home; Professor Thornton spoke on her trip to Europe.
58	The first chapel oration	Elizabeth Clifford spoke.
58	Prof. Hersey	Hopes to move into his new house on Iowa Street soon.
58	If you are wise	Urges students to buy football season ticket.
58	Again the melons were forced to render assistance	Professor Rice entertained faculty at her home.
58	Miss Thornton	Entertained classes at her home.
59	Prof. Fullerton	Hopes to have new edition of his book available for sale soon.
59	The new society halls	President Seerley and the English Department distributed the society halls in the new building by lot.
59	Neotrophian	Enjoyed program and debate.
59	The Y. W. C. A. has arranged	Women students will have series of addresses by women faculty; Mrs. G. W. Newton spoke on "Social Problems of Co-education."
59	Ossoli	Getting organized for the year; roster of officers.
60	The first open session	Philos will present program.
60	The first game of the season	First home football game of the season is next Friday against Ames.
60	Aristo	Getting organized for the year; lack of heat has hampered work.
61	Normal is victorious, defeats Cornell College team by a score of 11 to 6 in a hard fought game	Normal wins first game of season; account of the game.
62	Season tickets	Season tickets available.
63	Directory	Roster of student organization officers.
64	Bible Study Department	Lesson V; The chosen family, Abraham.