Normal Eyte — December 7, 1901

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177	The enrollment Tuesday	Enrollment is on the rise; now at 950 with many students still to come.
177	In the last issue of the Eyte	Subscriptions to the Normal Eyte need to be paid by the first of the year.
177	The societies will hand in their reports	Society reports to be handed in and published in the Normal Eyte.
177	We have no regrets to express	Football coach W. C. Edson completes season and will start his practice of law.
177	Though something was said	Societies must hurry to make sure that their rooms in the new Auditorium Building will be furnished.
178	The new gymnasium	New gym facilities slated to open soon, but not soon enough; school needs a new gymnasium.
178	The Hon. James Underwood	A long-time supporter of the ISNS died in a railway accident.
178	The physical examination of school teachers	Physical examinations of students at the Chicago Normal School are required; table shows results of physical examinations of ISNS football players before and after the season.
180	A few words of explanation	An ode to suspenders.
181	IV. Incidental correlation; geography	Professor Bender looks at incorporating weather reporting and agricultural production into classroom instruction.
182	1901- Cliorio -1921	A poetic look back and ahead.
184	Words of high commendation	Katherine Cunningham doing well in South Dakota.
184	Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Dinkel	Have a new daughter.
184	Bess Coomer	Teaching in Des Moines.
184	Wesley Wiler	Came home for Thanksgiving.
184	Mr. and Mrs. Beall	Moved into new house.
184	Verna Bernard	Continues teaching at Pomeroy.
184	Beniah Dimmitt	Superintendent in Wapello County.
184	Florence Beebe	Visiting sister.
184	Bella Hostetter	Teaching in Cedar Rapids.
184	W. H. Reever	Head of schools at Laurens.
184	Nellie O. Prescott	Serving as missionary in Mexico.
184	At Maquoketa, on Thursday	Minnie V. Wynkoop married E. R. Moore.
184	Bess Streeter	Stayed home for Thanksgiving.
184	The principal of schools	E. R. Monroe is principal at Exline.
184	Emma Secor	Back in school.
184	Tillie Berger	Visited campus.
184	Ruth Marsh	Visited friends.
184	The third grade teacher	Elsie Fabrick is teaching in Sheldon.
184	Erie Collins	Teaching near Dairyville.
184	Tressa Waldo	Teaching in Nebraska.
184	Nellie Pemberton	Teaching in Marshalltown.
184	Roscoe Volland	Will complete dentistry study in 1902.
184	Charlotte E. Sweeney	Taught in summer institute in Rock Rapids.
184	The name of Sylvia Smith	Will speak to professional meeting in Orange City.
185	Glenn Zerbe	Teaching near Zearing.
185	Nell Cole	Teaching in Ames.
185	Jennie Hollis	Out of school due to poor health.
185	Miss Mary Young	Teaching in Marshalltown.
185	Murray Roadman	Teaching in Grundy County.
185	Anna Brown	Teaching at West Branch.
185	The program of the Big Four Teachers meeting	A number of Normalites appeared on the program at the meeting in Ackley.
185	W. F. Schregardus, C. E. Burton, Lura Bidlack, and Fannie Dickey	Spent Thanksgiving in Cedar Falls.
185	On November 1	Clifford Beall has joined Harold Scott in the newspaper business in Sibley.
185	Harry Trumbo	Teaching at Medora.
185	G. H. Parker	Teaching at Titonka.
185	Horace Cover	Now in Kalona.
185	Mr. S. Guthrie	Principal at McCallsburg.
185	Susie Ablett	Doing well in Green Mountain.
185	Miss Gertrude Mitchell	Back at work in Minnesota.
185	Miss Carrie Mudge	Teaching in Redlands, California.
185	We are in receipt of a letter	Thomas Hawk's father died.
185	Bessie Sebolt	Doing well in Ackley.
186	Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hall	Will live on their farm.
186	Miss Batty	Entertained students who remained over Thanksgiving.
186	Miss Carrie King	Entertained friends.
186	Miss Satterthwait	Visited Charles City.
186	Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Wright	Visited Mrs. Wright's mother.
186	Dr. Gist	Led YMCA prayer meeting.
186	Miss Anna Walker	Visited Matie Allen.
186	Several girls enjoyed a social time	Made fudge at the Wiler's.
186	The Society Drama	Play available from Emma Shoudy.
186	Walter Selmon	Back in school.
186	Effie Hoadley	Visited Maud Clinite.
186	Besse Manley	Mother and sister visited.
186	About two hundred and twenty-five new students	Have enrolled so far.
186	Edna Williams	Visited Grundy Center.
186	Miss Seals	Visited friends in Oelwein.
186	Miss Hutchinson	Visited Albert Lea.
186	Fannie Mueller	Visited the Roadmans.
186	Miss Baker	Visited sister in Waterloo.
186	Miss Rice's nephew	Frank Rice entered school.
186	Lucy Miller's friends	Lucy Miller is back in school.
187	Dr. F. C. Eastman	Will publish book on teaching Latin.
187	In the December number	President Seerley's address "The Medical Man in Education" appeared in the Iowa Normal Monthly.
187	The following is a list	Roster of those who graduated after the fall term, 1901.
187	A farewell party	Held at Kroesen Hall for those who would not be returning for the winter term.
187	Chapel services	First chapel services held in new Auditorium Building; Professor Bartlett and President Seerley spoke.
187	The main chapel assembly	Will now be held in the new Auditorium, not Old Gilchrist Hall.
187	The State Normal October Bulletin	Professor Bender's work on practical school management will have a second edition.
187	John Bridges	Gave concert in New Hartford.
187	Miss Carpenter	Has entertained several groups recently.
188	Athletics	Normal finishes winning football season; 5-3-1.
189	The season for the game	Quick review of ISNS football season; feelings of pride noted.
192	Bible Study Department	Lesson XII--The People of Israel--The Mosaic Legislation.