Normal Eyte — May 10, 1902

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481	The dual meet Saturday	ISNS met Cornell College; praise for work of John Dunkerton.
481	Triangular has come and gone	Believes that the debates might be organized in a more productive way.
482	General; the relation of the public library to the public school.
484	The new trustees	Brief introductions of W. A. McIntire, Benjamin Osborne, and C. H. McNider; photo.
485	Triangular	Orios win four points, Aristos three, and Philos two; yearly totals are Aristos fourteen, Orios eight, and Philos five.
486	Training	Penmanship.
488	C. S. Cory	Will receive degree from University of Iowa; will be superintendent in Humboldt.
488	Among alumni expected to visit	W. R. and Maude Anderson Sandy will attend Commencement.
488	C. I. Lambert	Several Normalites won scholarships or fellowships at the University of Iowa.
488	Ira F. Shaffner	Will teach in Salt Lake City.
488	The vice-president of the Southeastern Teachers' Association	Beniah Dimmitt will hold that office.
488	Elizabeth Arnett	Will continue to teach at Zearing.
488	C. E. Burton	Will be principal in Nora Springs.
488	Emma Youngquist	Visiting Cedar Falls.
488	W. A. Bartlett	Will be principal at Winona, Minnesota.
488	Lewis H. Minkel	Will be superintendent at Shelby.
488	Jessie Barnt	On way to California.
488	J. P. Huggett	Spoke at Cedar County institute.
488	Minta More	Teaching in Tipton.
488	Lorne Parker	Will continue at Larrabee.
488	Fannie Dickey	Fannie Dickey, Tressa Tighe, and Verna Bernard will continue to teach at Pomeroy.
488	An increase of one hundred dollars	E. N. Gibson will continue at State Center.
488	New of the re-election	Irene Epley will continue to teach at Holstein.
488	Alice M. Simpson	Will continue at Whittemore.
488	Margaret Mitchell	Assistant principal at Hartley.
488	Belle Daniels	Will teach in Eldora.
488	Harriet Bock	Teaching in Lake Park.
488	T. V. Bird	Teaching in Reinbeck.
488	Edith Ballou	Teaching in Ames.
488	Elizabeth Clifford	Will continue to teach at Aplington.
488	Jessie L. Harnit	At home in Clarion.
488	W. E. Kyler	Working in bank in Luverne.
488	Belle Tellier	Will attend summer school.
489	Mae Calderwood	Recovering from illness.
489	In a letter to a friend	Lissa Jeffers Fulton talks about life in South Dakota.
489	A recent number of the Sioux Valley News published	Praise for work of T. B. Morris.
489	Walter Mitchell	Will be principal in Kalona.
489	Paul Samson	Will attend YMCA training school in Massachusetts.
489	The third annual session	Jesse L. McLaughlin participated in a meeting in the Philippines.
489	Maude Humphrey	Entertained friends.
489	The unanimous re-election	Praise for work of George S. Dick in Charles City.
489	Maud Brackney	Teaching in Minnesota.
489	The school board of Logan	Offered Edith Fischer a raise.
489	Frankie Wilcox	Went to Ozarks with her father.
489	S. A. Potts	Has been ill; J. W. Graham is filling in for him.
489	Grace (Minnis) Lyon	Husband Charles will graduate from law school.
490	The students were pleased Tuesday	E. W. Vogel delivered his oration in chapel.
490	A musical program was given in the chapel	Professor Robert Fullerton led the service.
490	Miss Vora Harris	Will teach in Clermont.
490	Miss Inez Park	Grandmother ill.
490	Miss Waller	Visited Charles City.
490	Clarence Moore	Brother-in-law S. A. Potts is ill.
490	Bessie Forrester	Back in school.
490	Miss Clara Drenning	Will vacation in Galena.
490	Mrs. Robert Fullerton	Returned from Parkersburg.
490	Mr. Harry Morgan
490	Walter Hicks	Mother sick.
490	Miss Emma Bates	Visited sister Mildred.
490	Dr. A. F. Quire	Visited sister Mabel.
490	Alvina Mann	Called home.
490	Having accepted a position	Kathleen Carman will teach in St. Charles.
490	Miss Myrta Hauger	Teaching in Vinton.
490	States rank as follows	ISNS placed fourth among five schools.
490	Myra Downs	Will teach near Parkersburg.
490	Miss Simmons	Visited relatives in Grinnell.
490	Miss Parker	Has been sick.
491	The Iowa State Normal	Sent a large contingent to the oratorical contest in Emporia.
491	The rain Saturday evening caused considerable excitement	Heavy rains washed out the bridge over Dry Run Creek while a dozen students were on it; no one was injured.
491	The Odd Fellows Hall	Banquet given for C. A. Wise, Senator Courtright, and President Seerley.
491	Stella Clinite	Attended brother's graduation.
491	Elections this week are as follows	Roster of those who have found teaching positions.
491	About one hundred and seventy Normal Eyte subscribers	Met to elect staff members; Harry B. Morgan will be editor-in-chief; John Dunkerton will be business manager; Clara Thompson will be local editor; alumni will elect alumni editor.
491	The Minnesingers	Gave fourth annual concert.
492	I. S. N. S. vs. Coe College	Coe defeated ISNS in baseball, 7-3.
492	Dual meet	Statistics from the meet between Cornell and Normal.
494	Leonora Jackson with her concert company	Will perform on campus.
496	Bible Study Department	Lesson XXX--the kingdom of Judah--Hezekiah to captivity.