Normal Eyte — September 27, 1902

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49	It is a notable fact that all persons who endure the strenuous life of Normal Hill for a while can win their spurs upon any field the choose to enter	Tale that all state schools are "ungodly" proven wrong by Normal.
49	Those who do not mingle in society	"Book worms" encouraged to enter society.
49	Mr. William Owen, the eminent young actor
50	The Normal Eyte has decided to give one hundred printed programs a week to the literary society having the most subscribers	Will reward society with most Normal Eyte subscribers.
52	More about the student	Humorous events concerning new Normal students.
52	Down town lecture course	Schedule for the Cedar Falls Lecture Course.
53	What did it mean; A. W. Rich, registrar of school, makes peculiar remarks at chapel--says he meant no harm	Some controversy about a claim that the Normal Eyte is the best school paper in Iowa.
54	Society	Alphas initiate new members; Neos enjoy musical program; Philos hold open session; Aristos enjoy music.
55	Training	Iowa geography- Physical features of the state
57	Dr. L. A. Wescott	Visited campus.
57	Mr. and Mrs. Theodore L. Ashford	Have a new daughter.
57	Mabel Shearer	Principal at Neola.
57	M. R. Timmerman	Principal at Wall Lake.
57	C. W. Cavett	Principal in Mitchell County.
57	T. L. Eland	Principal at Nichols.
57	Alma Evans	Teaching in Montana.
57	After a pleasant	Mildred Dane is teaching near Washburn.
57	Wesley Wiler	Continuing dental studies at University of Iowa.
57	Ana Wormhoudt	Teaching at Ames.
57	This year finds Rosa Sparr	Teaching in Cherokee.
57	Mary Gordon	Teaching in Hawarden.
58	The friends of Miss Alda Potter	Alda Potter died suddenly.
58	After a year	A. O. Wydell is principal at Slater.
58	After three years	Casper Schenk will study at University of Iowa.
58	Frances Allison	Will marry Charles C. Deering.
58	Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hearst	Dr. Hearst is studying in Vienna.
58	At the bride's home	Anna M. Holway married J. W. Atchley.
58	On the night of July 26	Dr. Fred Sage's office was heavily damaged by fire.
58	Mark I. Roberts	Teaching in Larimer.
58	Edward B. Clingman	Principal at Avoca.
58	Alyce Kelley	Will study at Columbia University.
58	B. J. Lambert	Teaching engineering at University of Iowa.
59	Mae Cresswell	Her mother died.
59	The following are the officers chosen for the Debating League	Will Francis is president.
59	Several boys	Several former Normalites are now studying at the University of Iowa.
59	Ella (Elliott) Hyde	Visited campus.
59	With her usual originality and charm	Margaret Oliver entertained former students.
59	At the mass meeting	Sunday School will be continued; Professor Fullerton is president.
59	Miss Gail Sweeney	Visited Lillian Chantry.
59	Mrs. May (Babcock) Larson	Visited campus.
59	Olin Hogland	Teaching in Slater.
59	Mr. Brackney	Visited Mina Rugg.
59	Hal Algyer and Welton Peek	Visited Delpha Peek.
59	Rev. R. R. Marquis	Professor Gist preached for him.
59	E. Frank Chase	Will attend University of Minnesota.
59	Georgie Humphrey	Attended wedding in Vinton.
59	Joe Scallon	Back in school.
59	Alice Davis	Visited Waterloo.
59	Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Adams	Visited campus.
59	Gertrude Brown	Visited campus.
59	A. B. Nesbit	Visited campus.
59	Mrs. Bradshaw	Visited the Wallaces.
59	Miss Jessie Davis	Visited cousin Ethel Lyon.
59	Joe Clay and Mr. Huffman	Visited Ella Huffman.
60	Ella Huffman	Has been sick.
60	The mass meeting	Not as many attended as had been hoped for.
60	Mrs. M. Israel	Entertained friends.
60	Athletic Department	Roster of sports managers; some opposition from faculty.
61	The Nebraska Indians and Cedar Falls	Baseball game between two teams.
61	Football notes	Outlook on upcoming season; railroad will run special train to Iowa City.
62	Penmanship Lessons	Writing samples by Professor Cummins.
64	Dessa Anderson	Teaching in Waterloo.
64	The marriage of Miss Margaret Ernestine Tolerton	Married John D. Thompson.
64	Anna Lundeen	Teaching near Thurman.
64	Zoe Britton	Studying at University of Iowa.
64	Maurice Pearl	Principal at McCallsburg.
64	Emma Howland	Teaching in South Dakota.
162	Notes by the way	Letter from President Seerley on other schools' gymnasium buildings and plans.