Normal Eyte — October 26, 1901

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
97	The rooting at last Saturday's game	Found rooting for ISNS to be tame.
97	An incident occurred	Agrees with decision to put an ISNS player out of the football game against Drake for "slugging"; wants sports to be clean.
98	New members of the faculty	Profiles of new faculty members: Major Olmsted and Professors George Affleck, Margaret Oliver, Robert Fullerton, Ida Fesenbeck, Mary Ethel Waller, and Grace W. Knudsen.
98	The lecture course	Applauds 1901-1902 season schedule; urges students to attend the performances; A. E. Winship will speak.
100	Training: III. Essentials sometimes neglected	Professor Bender continues his advice to teachers.
102	A prominent primary teacher	Ruth Adsit led teachers association section meeting.
102	Paul F. Voelker	Read paper at teaches association meeting.
102	Nora Huddy	Participated in discussion at teachers association meeting.
102	The section of music teachers	Teachers association section elected C. A. Fullerton as its leader.
102	Supt. C. E. Moore	Gave paper at teachers association meeting.
102	The paper by Miss Katherine Walters	Gave paper at teachers association meeting.
102	In the superintendents' and principals' section	Paul Samson gave paper at teachers association meeting.
102	Mary M. Hughes	Nominated for second term as superintendent of Washington County.
102	Eunice Overman	Cedar Falls city librarian visits Chicago; Mary Stuart is taking her place.
102	Ella Lund	Teaching Latin in Lenox.
102	Robert T. Crawford	Promoted to first lieutenant in US Army; stationed in the Philippine Islands.
102	A number of alumni	Took part in teachers association meeting; Myrta Hauger presented a paper there.
102	J. P. Huggett	Made local arrangements for teachers association meeting.
102	Blanche Le Valley	Teaching in Battle Creek.
102	Fanny Mowry	Teaching in Minneapolis.
102	P. E. McClenahan	Principal at Winterset.
102	Frances E. Smith	Teaching in Fairfax, Minnesota.
102	Mary Annette Anderson	Teaching in Clarion.
102	R. A. Elwood	Nominated for second term as superintendent of Appanoose County.
102	Bella Hostetter	Teaching in Cedar Rapids.
102	Orpha Thayer	Married D. M. Forsythe.
102	Maude Cramer	Teaching at Marion.
102	Anna Riggs	Teaching at Lohrville.
103	Captain George H. McManus	Recently promoted; transferred from the Philippines to Washington, D. C.; brief summary of his recent career.
103	C. E. Steele	Sent pamphlet written by teachers on way to Philippine Islands.
103	Miss Anna Bowman	Mother died.
103	Mrs. Newland F. Smith	Now in Grinnell, where her husband is teaching.
103	A little card from Manila	Baby son of the Reverend and Mrs. Jesse McLaughlin died.
104	Miss Schichtl	Visited Agnes Gilbride.
104	Mary King	Visited Independence.
104	Miss Maud French	Visited Waterloo.
104	Mrs. F. E. Whitley	Visited her sister, Myra Call.
104	Fannie and Jennie Trotter	Visited Shell Rock.
104	Miss Dudley	Visited campus.
104	Katharine Sheesley	Attended sister's wedding.
104	Miss Drenning	Entertained friends.
104	Jay Huntley	Attended football game.
104	Elizabeth Kaye and Belle Moody	Visited Waterloo.
104	Florence Cowie	Visited classes.
104	A. B. Clark	Left school due to eye problems.
104	Jessie Decker's brother	Visited.
104	On Wednesday, October 16th	Mary Washburn married Lloyd McCutcheon.
104	Hal Washburn	Visited campus.
104	Miss Lena Gordon	Teaching in Glidden.
104	Anabel Thompson	Teaching in Eldora.
104	Mrs. Grace (Griffiths) Magee	Visited Cedar Falls.
104	Miss Carrie (Washburn) Mitchell	Visited campus.
104	Floy Bennett	Teaching at Nevada.
104	Elizabeth Kline	Teaching in Washington County.
104	Helen Fenner	Teaching in Cedar Falls.
104	Willis Summers	Teaching near Malvern.
104	Erma Krout	Teaching near Fremont.
104	Grace Rait	Teaching at Reinbeck.
105	Mr. Stoakes	Family came for a visit.
105	Judge McDuffie and W. W. Montgomery	Inspected progress on Auditorium Building with Roger Leavitt.
105	Marjorie Wallace	Family visited.
105	Prof. Arey	Attended teachers meeting in Cedar Rapids; visited daughter Amy, who is teaching in Tipton.
105	Major Olmsted	Moving to Waterloo.
105	The date for the game	Date for Simpson football game has changed.
105	Edna Walker	Parents returned home.
105	Miss Cora E. Pierce	Visited campus.
105	Mrs. Leonard	Visited Myrtle Overman.
105	Daisy Howe	Attended football game.
105	Rena Dan	Teaching in Waterloo; attended football game.
105	Those entering school	Minnie Jordon and William McKinley enrolled.
105	Rev. Call	Myra Call's father led devotional service.
105	Grace Churchill	Visited campus.
105	Robert Elliot	Visited home.
105	Mrs. Marquette	Visited Ella Marr.
106	A telegram came Thursday	E. Jean Batty's mother is gravely ill.
106	Rev. Perrines	Missionary talks about his work in India.
106	When it was known	John Parish took over his father's class for a week while his father attended a reunion at Yale.
106	The following are the members	A large number of faculty and students took part in the program of the teachers association meeting in Cedar Rapids.
106	In the Y. M. C. A. auditorium	Philos repeat performance of open session farce.
106	The members of Prof. Rich's chapel	E. C. Hurlbut and Colonel A. Abernethy addressed students.
106	Pres. Seerley	Received letter from Mrs. Albert Loughridge; Professor and Mrs. Loughridge are in London before taking up missionary work.
106	The friends of Miss Lucy Spicer	Lucy Spicer's mother died.
107	Field trip; Miss Knudsen's classes	Geography class studied soils and rocks; compiled notebooks of observations.
108	Neotrophian	Presented Scotch and autumn programs.
108	Aristo	Roster of new officers; looking forward to new room in Auditorium.
108	Cliosophic	New members joined; roster of officers.
109	Normal takes a slump in football; Drake 32- Normal 2	Normal loses second home game of the season.
111	Directory	Roster of student organization officers.
112	Bible Study Department	Lesson VIII: the chosen family--Jacob