Normal Eyte — December 6, 1902

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193	If Iowa did not believe in co-education
193	The editor does not assume the responsibility of authorship	Reporters do not necessarily reflect the editor's views.
193	The Thanksgiving turkey	Students enjoyed their holiday at home.
193	The Normal Eyte	Subscription price is $1.
193	Do your full duty by the new student	Urges students to help new students.
193	When your society is not represented in these columns	Society reporters must submit their news on time.
193	The triangular	Urges respect for winners of debates.
193	The orators for the various societies	Competition between men and women for first place.
194	Deposit your change of address in the Normal Eyte box
194	The right to say the Normal Eyte is a "poor paper"	Reserved for subscribers.
194	Oratorical contest	Time approaching to hand in orations.
194	Shakespeare entertainment	John F. Howard will give reading.
194	Hereafter the penmanship work in the Normal Eyte will be for advanced students
194	Concentration is the thing that should bring students to the foremost ranks of scholarship
194	A paper is published for the many--not the few	Read what you like; skip the rest.
194	A play of novel scenes is "Sporting Life"	To be presented at Packard's opera house.
195	Training	Iowa geography, manufacturing.
196	Athletic department; Thanksgiving games, Normal vs. Dodge Light Guards	Guards defeated ISNS, 16-8; season wrap-up.
199	Mary (Flagler) Scott	Living in Illinois.
199	On August 27, 1902	Hannah Bubeck married W. F. Berner.
199	W. W. Coates	Has a new son.
199	A new honor came to one of out number when the degree M. C. (Master of Chess) was conferred	B. B. Rice wins chess award; invited to play at World's Fair in St. Louis.
199	G. E. Pruitt	Principal in school in the Philippine Islands.
199	Midland schools states	Praise for work of Arthur Owen.
199	Edythe Wickersham	Teaching at Maxwell.
199	L. D. Salisbury	Principal in Malvern.
199	Lee Campbell	Doing well at Panora.
199	The intermediate department of the Pomeroy schools	Agnes Gilbride is in charge there.
199	Dr. Wm. E. Long	Visited campus.
199	Mary and Carrie King	Teaching in Charles City.
199	Amy Arey	Visited home.
199	Elise M. Steinman	Teaching near Cresco.
199	Alvin E. Reynolds	Farming in Kansas.
199	The intermediate teacher in the Gilman schools	Mildred Bates is teaching there.
199	D. D. Schneider	Studying at University of Iowa.
199	Fannie Dickey	Teaching at Bedford.
199	Mary Sayre	Teaching in Larchwood.
200	The Logan schools have as superintendent	Charles Blodgett doing well there.
200	The second annual meeting of the Big Four Teachers' association	Many Normalites were featured on the program.
200	Mr. J. C. Bridges	At work in Cedar Falls.
200	A Marathon paper contains the following item	Praise for work of Eck Roberts.
200	The beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs. David Galt	Esma Galt married William G. McCornack.
201	Evangeline Grane	Now in Gardner.
201	Miss Hightshoe	Teaching in Lanesboro.
201	Nena Larson	Teaching at Lawler.
201	Lenna A. Cory	Married Elmer Eckenrod.
201	Kittie Lockwood	Teaching at Greene.
201	The Latin and German	Alice Edwards is teaching in Glidden.
201	Ida Davis	Teaching in Estherville.
201	Miss Abigail Pickett	Doing well in Clermont.
201	Nettie McBurney	Teaching at Jefferson.
201	Mae Latchem	Teaching in Wapello.
201	Florence McNeal	Teaching near Cherokee.
201	O. J. McManus	Appointed to Board of Educational Examiners.
202	Miss Alda L. Potter dead	Tribute to Alda Potter.
202	The following are requests received by the Educational Exchange	Teaching opportunities.
203	Prof. K. F. Geiser	Acted as judge in Cornell debate.
203	Misses May and Carrie King	Spent Thanksgiving in Cedar Falls.
203	The Neo open session	Everyone should attend.
203	Miss Clara Junger	Visited the Andrews.
203	The Shakes are now the proud possessors of red caps	Aristos have caps, too.
203	Prof. W. W. Gist and son Julian	Visited Osage.
203	The Clios are now the proud possessors of a new piano
203	Miss Buck	Visited Grinnell.
203	Miss Landis	Left for her new job in Chicago.
203	W. E. Dunn	Went to Reinbeck.
203	Misses Suplee and Fesenbeck	Visited Minneapolis schools.
203	Pres. Seerley	Went to Des Moines.
203	The serious illness	Professor Bartlett is quite ill.
203	Miss Hughes	Visited Columbus Junction; Professors Patt and Pierce went home.
203	Mabel Christian	Visited Bella Hostetter.
203	Miss Amy Arey	Returned to Tipton.
203	Stella Smith	Left school due to poor health.
203	Miss Chantry	Visited Osage.
203	Willis Summers	Visited campus.
203	New students are hunting for ladders
203	Mabel Payton	Back in school.
203	Emma Cook	Has been sick.
203	Ethel Lonhead	Has pneumonia.
204	Thanksgiving evening	Students enjoyed Thanksgiving supper.
204	Monday evening	Women got together for dinner.
204	Miss Ethel Baker	Entertained friends.
204	Society	Philos elect officers; Aristos have many strong members; Orios have new piano.
204	The Normal Bakery	William Jefferson sold the store to the McCauffree Brothers.
204	Reports have it that the Normal lecture course	May have contracted with Thomas Orchestra of Chicago.
204	A fencing class has been organized	Women invited.
204	Anna Lundeen	Assisting Professor Cummins; May Wright and Anna Marsh are assisting Professor Patt and Thornton.
206	Penmanship Lesson	Writing samples by professor Cummins.