Normal Eyte — February 15, 1902

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305	Extra copies of the Eyte	Extra copies of the Normal Eyte that included an account of the dedication of the Auditorium Building are available.
305	We wish it to be distinctly understood	Editor makes it clear that opinions expressed in the Normal Eyte are his own and not necessarily those of the school administration.
305	In these days	Iowa still considering additional normal schools; President Seerley's position.
306	There have been numerous interpretations	Defends President Seerley's address at the dedication of the Auditorium Building.
306	1-May-02	George Mullin will retire from the Board of Trustees.
306	The new society halls	The new halls in the Auditorium Building should foster stronger literary society work.
306	The citizens of Cedar Falls	Thanks to citizens of Cedar Falls for assisting at the dedication of the new Auditorium Building.
307	Philo hall	Account of debate.
307	Orio hall	Account of debate.
307	Triangular debate	First intersociety debates held in new halls.
308	Resolutions of sympathy	On the death of Melvin Winslow.
308	Aristo hall	Account of debate.
308	Training: The story as an instrument in education	IV. Where to obtain good stories.
310	Zetalethean society	Results of officer election; hold joint meeting with Ossolis.
310	Shakespearean	Enjoying new hall.
311	Miss Ora E. Clayton	Will teach in Omaha.
311	Reports from Alta Vista	C. E. Ferguson doing well there.
311	Calla Langworthy	Teaching in Lamoni.
311	Frances Burns	Will teach in Audubon.
311	Anna Williams	Now substitute teaching.
311	Louise Peet	Health improving.
311	The friends of Clara Cutler	Has been ill.
311	Nelle Harbour	Teaching in Mahaska County.
311	Bessie Ross	At home for the year.
311	Dora Rohwedder	Teaching at State Center.
311	Annabelle Whitehill	Teaching at State Center.
311	Louise Jones	Teaching in Story City.
311	Lulu Bourquin	Studying music in Chicago.
311	Blanche Donnell	Teaching at Stanton.
312	Frances Drake	Teaching in Charter Oak.
312	A. E. Felmley	Moved to Seattle, Washington.
312	Among alumni welcomed here	Grace Minnis Lyons visited campus.
312	Among alumni welcomed here	Grace Minnis Lyons visited campus.
312	O. D. Longstreth	Continues work at Muscatine.
312	B. J. Lambert	Now chief engineer for rapid transit line.
312	G. N. Sabin	Superintendent in Buffalo, Wyoming.
312	Alice J. Mason	Teaching in Monroe.
312	Amy Miller	Teaching at Greeley.
312	Ralph Rigby	Studying at Oberlin.
312	H. W. Scallon	Studying law at University of Iowa.
312	Jessie L. Cunning	Teaching at Oelwein.
312	Prof. and Mrs. A. A. Baker	Have a new baby girl.
312	Lily Freeland	Married to Joseph Ashley.
312	Nellie Hoag	Teaching in New Hartford.
312	Joel E. Johnson	Principal in Ireton.
312	John H. Fellingham	Visited campus.
312	Harry Moore	Salesman for Houghton Mifflin.
312	Emma S. Yule	Assistant principal in Alaska.
312	Edna Windolf	Assistant principal at Blanchard.
312	J. F. Doderer	Superintendent in South Dakota.
312	I. D. Shuttleworth	Principal in Oakland, Iowa.
312	Mildred Dane	Visited campus.
312	Mabel Christie	Teaching at Garner.
312	Lena Bedenbender	Teaching at Postville.
313	Harold Scott	Editor of Sibley newspaper.
313	Carrie A. Barnes	Teaching in Oregon.
313	One of the pleasant features	Philo alumni present group with gift of $40.
313	A number of alumni	Returned to campus to attend concert.
313	W. R. Sandy	Reports on Calhoun County teachers association meeting; other Normalites participated.
313	Mollie (Schmid) Stitser	Now in Worthington, Minnesota.
313	Jennie E. Wier	Assistant professor at University of Nevada.
313	A party of young folks	Group from Traer visited campus.
313	Chas. W. Cavett	Teaching near St. Ansgar.
313	Miss Francis Barnett	Teaching at Shelby.
313	May Canfield	Teaching in Sac City.
314	The amount of sickness	Many substitute teachers have been needed.
314	The return of Miss Goodwin	Lillian Goodwin will be the bookkeeper in the President's office.
314	Mrs. Wilson	Visited Clara Drenning.
314	Mrs. Wilson	Visited daughter Alice.
314	John McPherson	Visited sister.
314	John Fellingham	Led chapel exercises.
314	George Cleveland	Quarantined by small pox.
314	Mina Ogden	Teaching in Parkersburg.
314	Pres. Seerley and Mr. Leavitt	Went to Des Moines to talk with legislators.
314	Agatha Watts and Almeda Stewart	Visited Estalene Rhodes.
314	Maude Weatherwax	Did substitute teaching in Waterloo.
314	Miss Thornton	Mother ill.
314	Jean Johnson	Substitute teaching in Vinton.
314	Bessie Spillane	Has been ill.
314	Nellie Worcester	Teaching near Marshalltown.
314	W. S. Yeager	Will teach in Sigourney.
314	Carl E. Axtell	Visited campus.
314	E. J. Van Ness	Studying law at University of Iowa.
314	Alice Edwards	Did substitute teaching in Waterloo.
314	Cecilia Anderson	Visited Council Bluffs.
314	Paul Samson	Principal at Aplington.
315	Three of the Porter Hall girls	Gave a ghost party; endure small pox vaccinations.
315	Mr. Hibbard	Northwestern University YMCA secretary visits campus.
315	Miss Agnes Wallace	Teaching in Greene.
315	The Cottage Reading Circle	Professor Parish spoke on Thomas Nun and Josiah Child.
315	Miss Carpenter	Visited Stanwood.
315	A rare opportunity	Students enjoyed lectures on music by Professor Tomlins.
315	The following students have gone home	Roster of those who have left school.
315	Chas. Christiansen	Will work for bank in Harlan.
315	Extra copies of the Eyte	Issue featuring dedication of Auditorium Building available.
315	Bessie Forrester	Visiting with sister.
315	Senator Allyn and his sister	Cousins of Catherine Harris visit campus.
316	The basket ball game	Manchester defeated ISNS, 22-16.
316	Below is a list	Roster of those who participated in oratorical contest.
316	The following are the rooms which have been assigned	Classrooms assigned to literary societies.
316	The Sacred Concert	Presented the Messiah.
317	The managers chosen by the Athletic Board	Roster of managers.
317	The outlook for base ball	Season prospects.
317	The time for training	Men must prepare for the track and field season.
320	Bible Study Department	Lesson XX- The United Kingdom- David.