Normal Eyte — October 12, 1901

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65	The following description of the cane rush	Class scraps at Harvard and Drake.
66	Last Saturday evening	Critical of Drake student who struck a referee during the Drake-Grinnell football game.
66	Triangular	Men are preparing for the triangular literary society debate.
66	The outlook for the success	Plan for alumni column will fail without alumni support.
66	Forensic	Getting ready for the debate against Ames.
67	Oratorical	Hopes more students will attempt to compete.
67	Zetalethean	Preparing first program of year; Professor Affleck elected honorary member.
67	Chrestomathian	Roster of officers.
68	Y. M. C. A.	Have heard addresses by Dr. Vander Wert and Professor Rich.
68	Y. W. C. A.	Schedule of meetings; plans for decoration of meeting room.
68	Orio	Roster of officers.
69	Training; essentials sometimes neglected	Professor Bender continues his advice on teacher preparation.
71	Margaret I. Berry	Teaching in Webster City; Lillian Crossley is principal of a school there; Edith Lee teachers there, too.
71	George Chandler	Completed fifteen years as superintendent of Osage schools.
71	J. H. Lees	Received scholarship to study geology at University of Iowa.
71	E. N. Gibson	Principal at State Center; J. E. Clayton will be superintendent in Hamburg.
71	We quote the following	Luella Rigby serving as missionary in Burma.
71	Oliver M. Harvey	Married Frances Adelaide Futton.
71	M. E. Logan	Married Margaret Esbeershade.
71	J. Ralph Magee	Principal at Nora Springs.
71	Pearl Patterson	Will study kindergarten in Washington, D. C.
71	Joe E. Vance	Nominated for Superintendent in Linn County.
71	Ida G. Ziegler	Teaching at Sioux Rapids.
71	Good reports come to us	Mabel Wise doing well in Villisca.
71	A. L. Thorburn	Nominated for superintendent in Keokuk County.
71	J. W. Atchley	Principal at Mindens.
71	A calendar	E. C. Nelson is principal at Scandinavia Academy in Wisconsin.
71	E. L. Hollis	Studying medicine in Chicago.
71	Lynne Barnum	Teaching at Spirit Lake.
71	Eva Baker	Teaching in Elliott.
71	Galen Ripley	Studying law in Belmond.
71	Lucy E. Calonkey	Teaching in Boone.
71	Margaret May Scallon	Teaching near Aplington.
71	Grace Churchill	Teaching near Cedar Falls.
71	Lucy E. Spicer	Teaching at New Hampton.
71	Frank Kolb	Principal at Otto.
72	Nellie Mercer	Teaching near Sioux City.
72	Ethel Wood	Visiting Cedar Falls.
72	Faith Slocum	Teaching at Nora Springs.
72	Estella Merrill	Teaching at Dows.
72	Edith Cross	Will teach near Bristow.
72	The work of the school	F. H. Stewart is teaching near Bartlett.
72	Mrs. Clara Pierce	Teaching near Redfield.
72	Pearl Knickerbocker	Now in Des Moines.
72	Sadie Ferguson	Teaching near Cherokee.
72	Ellen Paulger	Teaching near New Hartford.
72	Gertrude Graham	Teaching near Atlantic.
72	Bessie Keeler	Studying in California.
72	Clara and Viola Knoche	Teaching near Waverly.
72	C. E. Locke	Teaching in Oklahoma; his wife, Laura Monlux Locke will graduate from medical school.
72	The following will be of interest	Praise for scholarly work by Professor Geiser.
72	Miss Anna Weber	Teaching near Wapello.
72	Bertha Taylor	Teaching at Grundy Center.
72	J. Everett Smith	Married Mary B. Cowgill.
72	Alice (Felmley) Packard	Visited sister Mabel in Cedar Falls.
73	S. S. Stockwell	Principal in Cedar Rapids.
73	Bridget Walsh	Returned to school for special work.
73	Mr. Charles Gist	Left position in President's office.
73	Miss Todd	Visited Edna Walker and May Wright.
73	Misses Weatherwax and Shilliam	Entertained friends.
73	Prof. Condit	Has a cold.
73	Miss Burrington	Mother and sister visited.
73	Frances M. Drake	Hopes to return to ISNS soon.
73	Miss Rice	Entertained faculty friends.
73	Florence Graham	Teaching at Rock Rapids.
73	W. O. Larson	Working as salesman.
73	Nellie Gersbach	Teaching in Colorado.
73	C. B. Stein	Teaching in Nevada, Iowa.
73	Grace Kroesen	Teaching near Marcus.
73	Macy Campbell	Working in Oregon; hopes to return to ISNS.
73	Arthur Wright	Visited campus.
73	Miss Mary Kuhns	Visited Waterloo.
73	Mabel Payton	Teaching near Cherokee.
74	Miss Call	Gave informal reception.
74	Charles Cowie and sister Matte	Visited campus.
74	Pres. Seerley	Seerley family attended football game in Iowa City.
74	Miss Drenning	Returned from vacation.
74	Maude and Lee Popp	Mother visited.
74	Miss Call	Nephew visited.
74	Willard H. Lyon	Studying law at University of Michigan.
74	Mabel Quire	Visited Lyonville.
74	Mabel Haley's sister	Visited.
74	Caroline Otis	Gave up teaching due to illness.
74	The enrollment is still increasing	New students still enrolling.
74	Dr. Pauline M. Leader	Appointed physician for state institution in Clarinda.
74	Mr. Parish	Spoke at YMCA.
74	The Debating League	Will help with arrangements for Ames debate.
74	Mattie Hageman	Teaching at Brighton.
74	Ralph Rigby	Studying music at Oberlin College.
74	Miss Jessie Cunning	Teaching at Oelwein.
75	The M. E. Conference	L. D. Stubbs will be pastor in Shellsburg; C. E. Stinson will be pastor in Lansing.
75	The chapel service last Monday	Professor Fullerton sang; Professor Colegrove gave reading.
75	Miss Baker	Attended Iowa Library Association meeting.
75	Mr. C. A. Fullerton	Poked his eye while working in garden.
75	Last Friday night	Alpha engages in some initiation hazing.
75	From the following	Students arouse the dogs with their football cheers.
75	An incident occurred in the chemical laboratory	A nearly serious accident with phosphorous in the laboratory.
76	Eyte Bulletin	Urges students to come out and cheer at the football game against Drake.
76	Athletics; the University defeats the Normal in a hotly contested game. Score Iowa 16, Normal, 0	Normal loses hard fought game to the University; first loss of the season.
77	From the reports we gather	The Ames team, though younger and with less experience, has larger players. Their agility will be tested as they play Normal.
79	Directory	Roster of student organization officers.
80	Bible Study Department	Lesson VI; The Chosen Family--Abraham.