Normal Eyte — May 3, 1902
| Page | Title | Summary | Scan |
|---|---|---|---|
| 465 | Remember the Normal Eyte election | Election of officers to be held. | |
| 465 | Listen to the tale of woe! | Baseball team is not doing well; needs a regular coach. | |
| 466 | General; the relation of the public library to the public school | ||
| 467 | Training | Penmanship. | |
| 470 | The re-election of Nellie Fields | Will continue teaching at Grinnell. | |
| 470 | The Times-Republican of Bedford | Praise for work of Armanella Myers. | |
| 470 | One of our alumnal band | Ada Williams is working as a missionary with Chinese people in California. | |
| 470 | Edythe Wickersham | Teaching near Capron. | |
| 471 | Clara (Bedford) Vanderveer | Moved to Cedar Falls. | |
| 471 | The work of U. G. Hayden | Has been principal at Kossuth. | |
| 471 | Emma Blezek | Will continue to teach in Wyoming. | |
| 471 | Friends of Viola (Russell) Gates | Has not been well. | |
| 471 | Harry Freeburg | Finished second year of medical study at Minnesota. | |
| 471 | The April number of the Iowa Normal Monthly | Praise for work of S. A. Potts. | |
| 471 | On account of ill-health | Natalie Vest has been at home. | |
| 471 | A. F. Ewers | Will teach in Davenport. | |
| 471 | Ellen C. Jackson | Will continue teaching in Glenwood. | |
| 471 | The superintendent-elect | J. W. Graham will be superintendent in Adel. | |
| 471 | The Oberlin Glee Club | Ralph Rigby is a member of the group. | |
| 471 | Kathryn (Peck) Wylde | Moved to Los Angeles. | |
| 471 | The Lake Mills school board | E. G. Clark will continue as principal there. | |
| 471 | Mary Indra | Teaching in Mitchell. | |
| 471 | Amy Graham | Teaching in Des Moines. | |
| 471 | Myrtle Elder | Teaching in Alton. | |
| 472 | J. R. Magee | Will attend Morningside College. | |
| 472 | The school board of Randolph | Leonard Salisbury will be principal in Malvern. | |
| 472 | A recent announcement card brings news | Cynthia Titus married Ralph Wight. | |
| 473 | A heavy rainstorm last Friday | Forced postponement of Field Day. | |
| 473 | Anna Walter | Grandmother ill. | |
| 473 | Mr. Osborn and Judge McDuffie | Visited campus. | |
| 473 | Alice C. Joy | Visited her brother. | |
| 473 | Miss Oliver | Led pep rally for athletics. | |
| 473 | Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Allison | Moved to Mason City. | |
| 473 | Lucy Corbin | Mother ill. | |
| 473 | Prof. Walters | Uncle ill. | |
| 473 | Superintendent Dick | Guest of Professor Bender. | |
| 473 | Susie Scofield | Sister visiting. | |
| 473 | Hal Washburn | Working for Northwestern Railroad. | |
| 473 | May Latcham | Will teach at Wapello. | |
| 473 | The ladies of the faculty | Entertained by Maude Humphrey. | |
| 473 | Miss Call | Visited Webster City. | |
| 473 | L. G. Abel | Called home. | |
| 473 | Jessie Noble | Left school due to poor health. | |
| 474 | Sarah Whitfield | Will teach in Sanborn. | |
| 474 | When one sees the couples coming | Wonders exactly what students have been doing when they come from the tennis courts long after dark. | |
| 474 | Every seat in the Auditorium | Large audience for presentation by Leland T. Powers. | |
| 474 | The following elections have taken place | Roster of those who have found teaching positions. | |
| 475 | The home field meet | Results of the events. | |
| 475 | Baseball | Simpson defeated ISNS, 14-1. | |
| 477 | Fitzgerald's concert band of Cedar Falls | Performance program; will present benefit concert for Athletic Association; photo. | |
| 480 | Bible Study Department | Lesson XXIX--the divided kingdom--Elisha to captivity of Israel. |