Normal Eyte — December 18, 1902
| Page | Title | Summary | Scan |
|---|---|---|---|
| 209 | The question that is being agitated | Literary societies are debating whether on not members should receive pins after two years of work, even if they do not graduate. | |
| 209 | Every student should read the daily papers | Believes students should get an idea of what is going on in the world. | |
| 210 | The death of two young ladies | Students should work to preserve their own health. | |
| 210 | Student's rights | Students should consider exactly what they are contracting for when they take a room at a boarding house. | |
| 210 | The reason for some students not receiving their Normal Eyte | Copies may be stolen by others. | |
| 211 | The "Normal Bakery" has changed hands | Good business; sorry to see previous owner leave. | |
| 211 | Training | Iowa geography; mineral products. | |
| 213 | Athletic department | Many men involved in sports; would like to play basketball but facilities are limited. | |
| 214 | Society | Ossolis feature Mexican program; Orios hold debate; Zetas have country school program; Philos enjoy music and debate; Aristos hold literary program. | |
| 216 | R. D. Barr | Doing well in Sergeants Bluff. | |
| 216 | Announcement of the wedding | Marguerite Staves married Emery E. Jones. | |
| 216 | J. R. Wilson | Principal in Ocheyedan. | |
| 216 | George Glenny | Principal at Hudson. | |
| 216 | Nellie Tice | Teaching in Monroe. | |
| 216 | Maude Stinson | Teaching in Spokane, Washington. | |
| 216 | Margaret McGovern | Teaching in East Waterloo. | |
| 216 | Mrs. Mary Patton | Teaching in Indiana. | |
| 216 | Ernest D. Ede | Teaching in South Dakota. | |
| 216 | John Parish | Doing well in Winterset. | |
| 216 | Georgia Whitmore | Married Joseph Ball. | |
| 216 | Lucy G. Lewis | Teaching in Des Moines. | |
| 216 | Ida Wagner | At home in Gladbrook. | |
| 216 | Mary L. Muhs | Teaching in Nevada, Iowa. | |
| 216 | Lucy Plummer | Living in Cedar Falls. | |
| 216 | The eighth grade teacher at Wapello | Kittie Grimes is teaching there. | |
| 216 | Laura (Baldwin) Schwyhart | Have a new son. | |
| 216 | Amy Graham | Teaching in Des Moines. | |
| 216 | E. A. Brinton | Principal in Marcus. | |
| 216 | Geo. E. Winter | Cashier in bank. | |
| 216 | Edward Gepson | Head of Glidden schools. | |
| 216 | Nellie Williams | Teaching at Logan. | |
| 216 | Emily Potter | Teaching at Winterset. | |
| 216 | Elizabeth Burton | Teaching in Sioux City. | |
| 216 | F. A. Lacey | Graduated from school of osteopathy. | |
| 216 | Margaret Gorman | Principal at Carroll. | |
| 217 | Fred Barner | Will go to Arkansas. | |
| 217 | The principal | Principal and all teaches in Doon are from ISNS. | |
| 217 | Romanzo C. Adams | Teaching at University of Nevada at Reno. | |
| 217 | New corporation | New correspondence school to open in Sioux City; C. C. Magee is secretary. | |
| 217 | H. O. Kiesau | Doing well in Washington; other Normalites also at work in the county. | |
| 217 | At the reunion of the University and Normal | Nellie Smith is president of alumni in Madison County. | |
| 218 | One of the strange things people hear about | Grace Young is teaching a school of all boys in Shelby County. | |
| 218 | Last Wednesday | Edith Bley married Webb Wynegar. | |
| 218 | Tena Trulock | Teaching near Primghar. | |
| 218 | Josie Ullman | Teaching near Paullina. | |
| 218 | May Pheris | Teaching in Monroe County. | |
| 218 | Frank Burns | Teaching in Hudson. | |
| 218 | Clyde Brooks | Working in Chicago. | |
| 218 | Pauline Yockey | Teaching in Smithland. | |
| 218 | Wm. Yeager | Teaching in Blakesburg; will return to school. | |
| 218 | Grace White | Teaching in Albia. | |
| 218 | Mary Chapin | Teaching in Meridian. | |
| 219 | Mrs. W. W. Gist | Entertained friends. | |
| 219 | Miss Lulu Lane | Will teach in Iowa Falls. | |
| 219 | Mr. Yost | Visited campus. | |
| 219 | Prof. and Mrs. Seerley | Gave a dinner. | |
| 219 | Sad death of Walter Davis | Account of hunting accident which resulted in death of Walter Davis. | |
| 220 | The sad news of the death of Anna Breckenridge | Died of pneumonia. | |
| 220 | Monday evening | Margaret Oliver entertained elocution classes. | |
| 220 | C. B. Stein's birthday | Friends celebrated. | |
| 220 | Normal people | Enjoying sleigh rides. | |
| 220 | Last Friday evening | Audience enjoyed lecture. | |
| 220 | Prof. and Mrs. M. F. Arey and Prof. and Mrs. D. S. Wright | Gave series of parties. | |
| 220 | Mr. Wm. Jefferson and Mr. Wm. Pixley | Gave oyster supper for football team. | |
| 220 | Florence Cady and Kate Lester | Were sick. | |
| 220 | Miss Laughead | Recovering from illness. | |
| 221 | One of the pleasant social events of the year | YWCA advisory board entertained women of Cedar Falls. | |
| 222 | Bible Study | Second period of the Galilean Ministry, A. D. 28 to A. D. 29. | |
| 224 | Forty-eight annual session of the Iowa State Teachers' Association to be held in Des Moines, Iowa, Dec. 1, and Jan. 1-2 | Preview of the convention program. |