Normal Eyte — March 1, 1902

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
337	The season tickets	Will be available for baseball at the opening of the spring term.
337	Several clippings	Explains inclusion of articles from other newspapers on the normal school question.
338	All agree that there is not enough done	Believes that more needs to be done for oratory; suggests intersociety oratorical contest in fall term.
338	Oration winning third place	Text of "The Republic and the Anarchist".
341	The teacher's philosophy as a guide to practice
343	Mabel lGardner	Teaching in Odebolt.
343	Sibyl Vance	Teaching near Sutherland.
343	Miss Alice Hawk	Teaching at Shelby.
343	Barbara Blue	Died January 28, 1902.
343	Mamie Lent	Teaching at Sibley.
343	Ethel Brooks	Teaching near Reinbeck.
343	Lucy Wightman	Teaching near Holmes.
343	Sarah Lowe	Teaching at Linn Grove.
343	Jessie Stanley	Teaching at Parkersburg.
343	George F. Walker	Married Miss Biddle; George Walker is a bookkeeper in Marshalltown.
344	The school board	Sue Bevans is assistant principal at Nora Springs.
344	Mae Donlan	Teaching science in Oelwein.
344	Walter W. Bell	Principal at Creston.
344	Leslie Reed and Clarence Wassam	Studying at University of Iowa.
344	Percival Hunt	Studying English at University of Iowa.
344	Minnie Arent	Resigned at Fort Dodge due to poor health.
344	The names of E. D. Y. Culbertson and C. E. Moore	Officers in professional association.
344	Supt. H. H. Savage	Doing well at Denison.
344	Bertha L. Engel	Continuing to teach in Elmhurst, Illinois.
344	Edna Alexander	Teaching near Quick.
344	The work of F. L. Kolb	Doing well in Oto.
344	Alma Savage	Teaching in Marshalltown.
344	The sixth grade teacher	Eva Luse is teaching in Odebolt.
344	Tillie Berger	Teaching at Hazelton.
344	Rose Morris	Teaching in Clarke County.
344	The first assistant	Myrtie Anders is working at Coon Rapids.
344	The following letter	George Satterthwaite writes of his experiences teaching in the Philippine Islands.
345	Y. W. C. A.; we were not disappointed	Enjoyed series of talks by visiting lecturers.
346	Alpha society	Presented Southern program.
346	Chrestomathian	Chrestos begin their work with a series of strong programs.
346	Philo society report	Philos debate issue of Philippine independence.
347	Athletics; the prospect of baseball	1902 season prospects; urge students to support team by buying an Athletic Association bath ticket; season schedule.
348	Celia Bergen	Entertained friends.
348	J. R. Magee	Principal at Nora Springs.
348	Iva Lamb and Marguerite Shannon	Visited Grundy Center.
348	W. A. Longley	Recovered from pneumonia.
348	President Seerley	Attended NEA meeting in Chicago.
348	Josephine Coombs, L. J. Wilkinson, and Nellie Biddlecombe	Went home due to poor health.
348	Pearl McCaffree	Will teach near Ackley.
348	Julia Van Duyn, Maude McGinnis, and Amanda Thompson	Mothers are ill.
348	Nellie Dority	Mother ill.
348	Lottie Green	Brother quarantined for small pox.
348	Everyone will be glad to hear	Christine Thoene is feeling better.
348	Mabel Hilton	Will teach in Shell Rock.
348	Prof. Knoepfler	Led YMCA meeting.
348	Alma Martin	Left school due to poor health.
348	Mr. Affleck	Was sick.
348	Illness caused Prof. Robert Fullerton	Missed several days of class.
349	Catherine McDonald	Mother ill.
349	The pupils in the Training School	Enjoying supplementary work from The Young Citizen.
349	Miss Curkeet and Miss Wright	Celebrated birthdays.
349	Last Friday evening	Large audience for Civil War lecture by General Gordon.
349	The following orations	Speakers and their topics.
352	Bible Study Department	Lesson XXII--The United Kingdom--David.