Normal Eyte — February 22, 1902

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
321	School will close	Urges students to complete their work before spring break.
321	The school year	Urges students to pay their Normal Eyte subscriptions.
321	On the evening of February 28th	Will hold benefit to support athletics.
321	The base ball practice	Team is practicing every day.
322	On Friday evening	Detailed account of recent oratorical contest.
323	In his speech	President Seerley appealed to the General Assembly for additional funds that would allow ISNS to enroll four hundred additional students; would be better investment than an additional normal school.
323	Sentiment over the state regarding the normal school question	Recount of ceremonies for dedication of Auditorium Building; believes that the state is getting its money's worth at ISNS.
324	The program to be given	Program of musical performers and their work.
324	The people of Iowa	Editorial states that the state should support ISNS rather than found additional normal schools.
325	The teacher's sources of inspiration	Professor Bender continues his essay on teacher education.
327	Avis Williams	Teaching in Akron, Iowa.
327	Ida Davis	Teaching in Colorado.
327	Martha Fothergill	Teaching in Eagle Grove.
327	Miss Edith Spees	Teaching in Spokane.
327	Miss Mae I. Watson	Teaching in Palouse City, Washington.
327	Give the child time to grow	Poetic evocation of childhood.
327	Bessie Morton	Teaching near Shelby.
327	Edna Russell	Teaching in Lake City.
327	Miss Mary Lee	Teaching in Neola.
327	Leota Blackman	Teaching at Panora.
327	Abigail Kennedy	Teaching at Plainville.
327	Edith Ridge	May return to ISNS soon.
327	Pearl Alexander	Teaching near Villisca.
327	Jennie Cooper	Teaching near Reinbeck.
327	Winifred E. Hill	Teaching in Sioux City.
327	Agnes Baldwin	Studying dressmaking.
328	The program of the Educational Meeting	Ethel Meacham made a presentation at a professional meeting.
328	C. O. Jameyson	C. O. Jameyson is principal at Reinbeck; Anna Bernard is the high school principal.
328	Geo. J. Balzer	Will graduate from the University of Michigan.
328	Mrs. Mary Patton	Completed work at ISNS; now studying at University of Chicago.
328	Principle Jas. A. Boyle	Has formed literary societies at his school in Washington state.
328	W. T. Davidson	Superintendent in Dickinson County.
328	Mrs. Nellie (Weldy) Sexsmith	Living in Washington state.
328	An announcement	Faith Whitaker will marry Waldo E. Stucker.
328	Margaret Montgomery	Studying at University of Michigan.
328	H. B. Lizer	Teaching at Mt. Auburn; George Cleveland is recovering from small pox.
328	C. E. Locke	President of professional association.
328	Maude and Myrtle Barr	Both are teaching near Marble Rock.
328	Jennie Sheean	Visiting Sara Riggs.
328	Fannie K. (Laird) Oliver	Moved to Sioux City.
328	Nellie M. Scott	At home with her parents.
328	Words of communication	W. A. Burton is principal at Luverne.
328	For the last two years	Clara Ensign is taking care of her parents.
328	Good reports of her work	Hallie Jennings is doing well in Marion.
328	Gail Anderson	Teaching at Linn Grove.
328	The assistant principal	Annette Barnum is assistant principal at Holstein.
328	E. C. Miller	Will go to the Philippine Islands.
328	Elma Sifford	At home this year.
328	Mabel Belknap	Teaching in Carson.
328	Maria Golden	Teaching at Neola.
329	At Deadwood, South Dakota	Kate Taubman died; obituary and tribute to her work.
329	Louisa A. Franklin	Principal of school in Muscatine.
329	Nora L. Huddy	Continued to teach in Oelwein.
329	The Educational Exponent	Cap Miller is editor of a professional journal.
329	The Council Bluffs high school	Forest C. Ensign is doing good professional work.
329	From the Fort Dodge Messenger of February	Kittie Maher has resigned in Fort Dodge.
330	Rownd's Hall	Quarantine lifted.
330	Mrs. Dinwiddie	Entertained Lorado Taft.
330	Frank Crouse	Visited brother and sister.
330	Bert Kroesen	Visited home.
330	L. C. Landis	Visited sister Jennie.
330	Albert Graham	Preached at Reinbeck church.
330	Elzada Wilson	Mother ill.
330	Pres. Seerley	Spoke at professional meeting.
330	Anna Patrick	Will teach in Mason City.
330	Last Friday afternoon	Group of students enjoyed sleigh ride to Reinbeck.
330	Miss Julia Curtiss	Returned home from Boston, where she had been studying.
330	Prof. Newton's sister	Died last week.
330	Miss Call	Visited Webster City.
330	Grace Israel's friends	Grace Israel is back in school.
330	Prof. Arey	Led YMCA prayer meeting.
330	Maud Porter	Will take over rural Cedar Falls school where her sister Emily had been teaching.
330	A sleigh-load of Normalites	Took ride in country; stopped at home of Roy Crouse.
330	After a two weeks vacation	Amy Miller is teaching in Greeley.
331	In spite of the precautions	Des Moines schools closed due to small pox; ISNS students urged to be cautious.
331	As a substitute	Lorado Taft spoke on campus.
331	The following delegates	Roster of those who attended YMCA convention.
331	The pupils of Miss Curkeet and Robert Fullerton	Gave recital.
331	The Y. M. and Y. W. C. A.	Selected delegates to meeting in Toronto.
331	Christine Thoene	Had appendectomy.
331	Miss Drenning	Entertained friends; Jennie Hutchison also served as hostess.
332	Alpha society	Enjoying new hall.
332	Cliosophic	Looking forward to a productive future in their new hall.
333	Philomathean	Roster of officers; enjoyed orations in new hall.
336	Bible Study Department	Lesson XXI--The United Kingdom--David.