Normal Eyte — March 22, 1902

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369	With but little investigation	The influence of the Normal School in Iowa is great and expanding; twenty-two of the ninety-nine county superintendents are from ISNS.
369	Another of the Editor's blunders	Notes that earlier statements should have been credited to a Cedar Rapids newspaper.
369	All subscribers to the Eyte	Urges subscribers to pay their bills.
369	Normal is surprising herself	Students and faculty have been generous in supporting the athletics program.
370	Report of Treasurer of I. S. N. S. Athletic Association	Balance sheet for winter term, 1901-1902.
373	Training; the recitation
375	Orio society	Elected officers.
375	Alpha	Presented mock teachers association meeting.
376	The first assistant	Edith M. Fischer is doing well in Logan.
376	Clara B. Denniston	Recovering from typhoid fever.
376	County Superintendent Miller	Praise for work of Cap Miller.
376	O. N. Oleson	Engaged in religious work in North Dakota.
376	Recently the museum	Lulu Bovee donated a large collection of minerals and fossils from Montana.
376	Ida Strawn	Teaching in South Dakota.
376	Miss Nellie Dority	Caring for her mother.
376	Mrs. Alice Mallory	Teaching in Missouri Valley.
376	Otto F. Burgess	Working with religious group in New York.
376	Among graduates	Nervie Keeler attended professional meeting.
376	Geo. W. Curtis and Edith E. Curtis	Mother died.
376	Wm. D. Taylor	Farming near Eddyville.
376	Lydia Blanch	Teaching near Mt. Vernon.
376	Nellie Fields	Teaching in Grinnell.
376	Myrtle Bardsley	Teaching in Neola.
376	Excellent reports	E. S. Barker is doing well at Mediapolis.
376	The assistant principal	Edna Poorbaugh is doing well at Maxwell.
377	Estella Merrill	Teaching at Dows.
377	Edward Switzer	Will farm in Cass County.
377	Martha Spencer	Teaching at Hull.
377	Pres. Seerley	George Satterthwait talks about his experiences in the Philippines in a letter to President Seerley.
377	Dr. W. R. Patterson	Will work as consultant for New York housing authority.
377	Stella Thompson	Will teach in Madison County.
378	Harry Dana	Will continue as principal in Dedham.
378	Y. W. C. A.	Report on the missionary convention in Toronto.
378	Miss Kizzie Gambs	Will continue teaching at Mapleton.
378	Emma Howland	Teaching in Peterson.
378	Horace Cover	Working as telegrapher in Mason City.
378	Julia Cranny	Teaching near Blessing.
379	There has been a slight change in the Training Department	Carrie Parker will be in charge of preparatory classes; Ida Fesenbeck will work in grammar grades.
379	J. P. Woodruff	Visited Dennison.
379	Herma Shaffer	Went home to family.
379	Ida Leydig	Visited campus.
379	Charles McCullough	Visited sister Clara.
379	Miss Anna Walker	Father will move to Cedar Falls.
379	Miss Oliver	Will teach in Indiana in the summer.
379	Nellie King	Roster of some of the students who have enrolled for the spring term.
379	Katherine Toole	Teaching at Bristow.
379	The mission study	Class will organize for spring.
379	Lina Fisher	Mother died.
379	Edith Anderson	Will teach near Cedar Falls.
379	Josephine Smith	Visiting campus.
379	Chloris Anderson	Teaching in Nashua.
379	Mabel Shaw	Visited Waverly.
379	It is expected	Major Olmsted will resume classes.
379	Mr. Vogel's absence	Has had tonsillitis.
379	Lenora Sindt	Back in school.
379	Mae McCaffree	Will teach near Waverly Junction.
379	T. W. Burkhalter	Has been sick.
379	Edith Jarnagin	Has been sick.
380	The local editor	E. Jean Batty will take up YWCA work in New York.
380	Frank Clark	Presented needs of the Athletic Association to the students.
380	The announcement	ISNS will play Cornell College in baseball.
380	At the Y. W. C. A. meeting	Executive Committee installed.
380	About one hundred students	Took the spelling test.
380	A prize was offered to the members	Walter Rorabaugh won the prize for solving a problem in Professor Wright's class.
380	Commenius, the Fore-runner	Professor Colegrove made a presentation to the Cottage Reading Circle.
380	The severe cold	Has interfered with military drill.
380	The June class	Will present "The Rivals" as the class play.
381	Athletics; now that the spring work has opened	Men should report for either baseball or track and field work.
381	In spite of the cold	Group assembled to hear report on missionary convention in Toronto.
384	Bible Study Department	Lesson XXIII--The United Kingdom--David.