Normal Eyte — October 11, 1902

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81	The Orios have the most subscribers	To the Normal Eyte.
81	The most startling discovery made this week	John Latta has a skeleton.
81	This is an article about "Success"	Warns students about too much studying.
81	The oratorical contest to be held between the societies	Believes that ISNS must secure a strong position in the interstate contest this year.
82	Notes on the way	Letter from President Seerley on other schools' buildings and plans.
83	More about the student	Humorous events concerning new Normal students.
84	Training	Iowa geography- surface and drainage continues.
86	Enter the ministry	Several Normalites received appointments.
86	Athletic department	Normal team loses to Iowa, 63-5; tough game against Ames coming up.
87	The sixth grade at Hampton	Lottie Green is teaching there.
87	Nell Fields	Teaching at Grinnell.
87	Charles W. Lyon	Has a new son.
87	Randolph E. Scott	Teaching at Superior.
87	The marriage of Gertrude Shank to Dr. Leon F. Richardson	They are living in Terril.
87	The principal of the Redfield schools	J. M. Pierce in charge there.
87	Harry Moore	Visited campus.
87	Winifred Selser	Teaching at Red Oak.
87	D. K. Bond	Taught at Green Count institute.
87	Deborah Davis	Teaching at Estherville.
87	Gertrude Thompson	Teaching at Luverne.
87	Nell Canfield	Spending time at home.
88	P. G. Fullerton	Visited Professor Fullerton.
88	O. J. McManus	Superintendent in Pottawatomie County.
88	Julia Miller	Home from Europe.
88	Emma Grau	Doing well in Ackley.
88	May Canfield	Assistant principal at Sioux Rapids.
88	S. L. Thomas	Teaching in Council Bluffs.
88	The many friends of Ella (Danskin) Shaw	She is now in Aberdeen, South Dakota.
88	A very profitable teacher's meeting	Led by C. H. Gilbert in Eagle Grove.
88	Verna Bernard	Teaching in Traer.
88	E. B. Rogers	Graduated with medical degree from Northwestern University.
88	Bertha Pratt	Principal in Estherville.
88	F. C. Popham	Superintendent in Belmond.
88	Harry Savage	Studied at Harvard University.
88	Claude Jarnagin	Now working for Sioux City Tribune.
89	Society	Zetas enjoy variety program; Alphas have new curtains; Clios initiate new members; Ossolis enjoy literary and business program.
89	Among the institute conductors the past summer	Roster of Normalites who led institutes.
91	Ames preliminary debate; fierce forensic struggle- large audience--societies attend in bodies--colors, yells, etc.	Account of the debate.
93	Some people who seem to have a weakness for standing in halls	Watch out for revealing shadows.
93	Margaret Feyereisen	Visited sister Magdalena.
93	Mr. and Mrs. Dan Sawyer
93	Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Stilson	Visited Cedar Falls.
93	Miss Susan McAlvin	Visiting the Areys.
93	Leroy Harris and his sister Florence.	Visited Iowa City.
93	It seems quite natural to see Hugh McMillan	Back in school.
93	Thursday evening after the preliminaries	Debaters went out for treats.
93	Isabel Shilliam	Visited friends on campus.
93	Mrs. Walters' aunt	Visiting Cedar Falls.
93	May and Carrie Hiams	Attended funeral.
93	Laura Carrell	Mother sick.
93	Mrs. Grout and Mrs. Dr. Bickley	Visited Caliste Wilson.
93	Mr. Huffman	Visited daughter Ella.
93	Mrs. Mornin and Miss Cora Sawyer	Visited home.
93	Miss Caudle	Mother visiting.
94	Miss Patt's and Mrs. Thornton's drawing classes	Classes benefit from going outdoors to sketch.
94	The recital given Friday, Oct. 3	Praise for the work of Professor Childs.
94	After a long illness, Mrs. H. H. Curtiss dies Sunday afternoon	Mother of Professor Curtiss died.
94	Monday evening, October 6, occurred the first party given by the Xanhos this year	Enjoyed theatrical party.
94	The excursion to Iowa City last Saturday	About two hundred enjoyed the train trip to Iowa City for the football game.
95	George Wallace	Teaching at Ackley.
95	Northeastern Iowa Teachers Association	Promotional announcement for the upcoming meeting.
95	Maude Jacobs	Teaching in Desoto.
95	Nellie Fry	Teaching in Greeley.
95	Fannie Dearborn	Teaching at Red Oak.
95	Della Jacobs	Teaching at Randolph.
95	Miss Charlotte Henninger	Assistant principal at Dow City.
95	Miss Libbie Lodwick	Teaching in Wisconsin.
95	Recently in Fairmount, Minn.,	Fannie Bomboy married Arthur Gamble.
95	Eva Hoagland	Teaching in Oklahoma.