Normal Eyte — April 5, 1902

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
401	As yet nothing has been done	Believes that oratorical contest should be reorganized.
402	Taxation for school purposes	Text of essay by Senator Nathan C. Schaeffer.
406	Training	Thinking and learning to think.
408	Society	Clios decided to make this semester better; the Shakes discuss Chicago.
410	16-Mar-02	Charles W. Pierce killed by lightning.
410	Effie Groves	Plans to return to school.
410	Avis Williams	Teaching in Akron.
410	Emma Heckenlively	Teaching at Kingsley.
410	Dessie Anderson	Will teach in East Waterloo.
410	Miss Kate Gambs	Married Otis Rahn.
410	Burt Kroesen	Working for newspaper in Dike.
410	Maude Barger	Teaching in Tipton.
410	Etta Knights	Teaching near Marshalltown.
410	Earl Roberts	Working in drugstore in Bedford.
410	G. R. Estes	Farming near Thurman.
410	Clarice Maxson	Teaching in Akron.
410	Mabel Manful	Teaching in Tama County.
411	Among alumni in Madison County	Frank Sebolt and Mr. and Mrs. Perry McClenahan are teaching there.
411	Ginn and Company	Sara Riggs has written a book on US history.
411	Lucy Lewis	Teaching in Des Moines.
411	W. I. Benham	Working in Patent Office.
411	Geo. Mathes	Now in Canada.
411	The marriage of Evelyn Newton	Married Arthur Ellis.
411	Miss Nettie Stewart	Married John W. Boardman.
411	Katherine Walters	Mother died.
411	J. Elmer Troth	Principal in Norway, Iowa.
411	Lesta Davis	Assistant principal in Norway, Iowa.
411	Emma Blezek	Teaching in Wyoming.
411	Alice Cowie	Teaching in Gilmore City.
411	Blanche E. Riggs	Assistant principal in Riceville.
411	One of Sioux City's successful	Gertrude Jaklin is doing well in Sioux City.
412	Rev. Marsh from Nora Springs	Visited cousins.
412	Miss Fannie Dickey	Performed in chapel.
412	Nora Huddy, Jessie Cunning, and Mae Dolan	Visited campus.
412	President Seerley	Attended teachers association meeting as did Professor Bender.
412	Mary and Lillie Roadman	Visited relatives.
412	Prof. Page	Was sick.
412	Mr. and Mrs. Hersey	Entertained friends.
412	Miss Agatha Watts	Guest of Estalene Rhodes.
412	Miss Belle Suplee	Visited campus.
412	Hubert Scallon	Visited campus.
412	Eva Hochstetler	Several students entered school this week.
412	R. D. Barr	Will be principal at Sergeant's Bluff.
412	Miss Mayme Leversee	Visited Edna Walker.
412	Amanda Schuneman	Visited sister Mayme.
412	L. E. McCorkle	Mother ill.
412	Miss Mabel Carlton	Visited Grace Earhart.
412	L. H. Minkel	Visited campus friends.
412	John Dunkerton	Has the mumps.
412	Clara Knoche and Ella Paulger	Home for a visit.
412	J. H. Rozeman	Visited campus.
412	Dr. and Mrs. Seerley	Visited friends in Albert Lea.
412	Miss Dudley and Rena Dan	Visited chapel.
412	Miss Florence Horton	Visited Isabel Shilliam.
412	John McPherson	Visiting campus.
412	Miss Lucy Lewis	Visiting Professor Walters.
412	Gail Anderson	Here for a visit.
412	Mrs. J. J. Lambert	Visited Lambert home.
412	G. R. D. Kramer's father	Visited campus.
413	While playing tennis last Friday	Ethel Edwards injured her ankle.
413	In response to a cordial invitation	Ossolis met at McCall home.
413	Jean Johnson	Many Normalites are at home in Cedar Falls.
413	Clara Boss, Amy Arey, and Clara Barger	Visiting from Tipton.
413	The students will be glad to learn	Professor Loughridge reached India safely.
413	The Cottage Reading Circle	Professors Knoepfler and Newton led discussion.
413	A telegram sent Sunday	Katherine Walters' mother died.
413	About a hundred students assembled	For sunrise prayer meeting.
413	Charles Ensign	Attending Cornell College.
413	Ed Dickey . . . and Arthur Wright	Visiting parents.
413	Bertha Taylor	Visiting friends.
413	Mr. and Mrs. P. E. McClenahan	Visited chapel.
413	Mary Chapin	Will teach in Mason City.
413	Herb Wilson	Several former Normalites attended chapel.
413	Miss Anna and Johanna Hansen	Guests of Mrs. Robert Fullerton.
413	Rev. G. P. Caweltie	Led chapel exercises.
414	Athletics	Track team rounding into good shape; baseball team has had light practices.
416	Bible Study Department	Lesson XXV--the United Kingdom.