Normal Eyte — October 18, 1902

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
97	Notes by the way	Letter from President Seerley on other schools' buildings and plans.
100	Society	Zetas enjoy city program; Chrestos have literary program; Neos initiate new members; Shakes enjoy Southern program; Aristos meet at Field Farm.
102	Gertrude Connor	Found room on the Hill.
102	The following students	Several students have left school for various reasons.
102	Globe: "Major S. H. M. Byers Des Moines lectured in the Normal Auditorium Friday evening."	Spoke on prisoners of war during the Civil War.
102	May Thomas	Back in school after illness.
102	Nellie M. Starks	Teaching in Belle Plaine.
102	Mr. Pell	Visited Des Moines.
102	Willis Summers	Entertained friends.
102	Mary Kuhn	Was sick.
102	Bella Hostetter	Came to Cedar Falls.
102	Lillian Goodwin	Back from vacation.
102	Lillian Chantry	Went to Cedar Rapids.
102	D. P. Doty	Visited Millicent Warriner.
102	Joe Kirby and Frank Beach	Visited Lillian Beach.
102	B. Davis	Visiting daughter Alice.
102	Mrs. Pattee	Visited daughter Fern.
102	Aris Daily	Did substitute teaching in Waterloo.
102	Rev. Magee	Conducted chapel exercises.
102	Miss Rice	Mother ill.
103	Wednesday evening shortly after the mantle of night	Alphas undergo initiation.
103	The street cars have been places of great interest	Many activities going on.
103	One of the most delightful autumnal fetes	Women faculty enjoy picnic near Janesville.
104	May Linn	Teaching in Derby.
104	Mamie Walters	Working as clerk in bookstore.
104	Mary Lyons	Teaching in Nebraska.
104	C. A. Fullerton	Edna Lee Massie married Frank Lee.
104	Julia Cranny	Teaching near Blessing.
104	Maud Clinte	Teaching in Grundy Center.
104	Misses Margaret and Gracious Aikins	Teaching in Essex.
104	Lelia Anderson	Teaching near Shenandoah.
104	Anna Wenstrand	Back in school.
104	A splendid entertainment	Praise for Margaret Oliver's work in Ackley.
105	Miss Mamie Klinefelter	Studying at Northwestern University.
105	Bertha Beard	Will take up missionary work in China.
105	Estell Elizabeth Phillips and Arthur Leonard Lyon	Married in Unionville.
105	Clara Whitmore	Continuing study of medicine.
105	Bess Streeter	Spent summer in Kansas; now teaching in Marshalltown.
105	Maude Lane	Teaching at Britt.
105	The summer school of the University of Iowa enrolled	Several Normalites enrolled there.
105	The civil engineering department	George Eckhard in at the University of Iowa.
105	Grace Sullivan	She and Perry McClenahan taught at Madison County institute.
105	News of marriage	Carol Hostetter married the Reverend W. Z. Allen.
105	J. Freeburg	President of dental class at University of Iowa.
105	James Kendrick	Principal in Missouri Valley.
105	Helen (Sisson) Smith	At home in Olivet, Michigan.
105	C. W. Ramseyer	Taught at Davis County institute.
105	E. E. Franklin	In business in Colfax.
105	Bert Callison	Principal at Knowlton.
105	Alta Green	Teaching in Webster City.
105	Jessie (Wilbern) Hickman	Teaching in Minnesota.
105	Roberta Muhs	At home in Camanche.
105	Jennie Clute	Teaching in Kankakee, Illinois.
105	The third grade of the Storm Lake schools	Coral Smith is teaching there.
105	H. H. Kent	Principal in Mozepa, Minnesota.
105	Edith Lee	Studying at Oberlin College.
105	Iva Lamb	Teaching in Grundy Center.
106	C. U. Moore	Principal at Larchwood.
106	The wedding of Adeline Fellingham	Married the Reverend Charles Henry.
106	After four years of successful school work in Alva	J. Everett Smith is now in newspaper work.
106	Of L. D. Curtis	Praise for work of Lewis D. Curtis in South English.
106	The South English Union of September 18	Praise for work of A. L. Vincent.
106	Among the teachers in the schools of North Ontario, California	Cora Learned Hursey writes of life in California.
107	Lecture Course	Preview of musical performance by W. C. E. Seeboeck, Jan Van Oordt, Sue Harrington Furbeck and Mr. Hamlin.
107	Athletic Department; Ames vs. Normal	Ames defeats Normal, 52-0, while the second team continued their winning streak by defeating Cedar Falls.
108	Training	Iowa Geography--the lakes of Iowa.
110	Penmanship lessons	Writing samples by professor Cummins.