Normal Eyte — November 14, 1903

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
161	While the State College	The State College debaters were good sports.
161	Newspapers distort truth; students; actions greatly misrepresented	Students give bath to persistent laundryman.
161	Triangular oratorical	Orios have first place in contest.
162	Victory at Ames; the Normal representatives win the Ames debate by a vote of two to one	Normal won five of eight debates; photo.
164	Training	Some reasons why industrial training is necessary in the schools of today.
166	A. A. Baker	A. A. Baker works for New York Life Insurance.
166	Good reports	Coral Smith is teaching in Storm Lake.
166	Capt. E. Miller	Cap Miller was elected superintendent of Keokuk County.
166	Ida Rieke	Ida Rieke has moved to South Dakota.
166	During the Commencement exercises of S. U. I.	Several Normalites win honors at University of Iowa.
166	Most excellent reports	J. H. Kelley studied at the University of Chicago over the summer.
166	Katherine Schwertly	Katherine Schwertly is studying at the University of Nebraska.
166	Lydia Whited	Lydia Whited is teaching in Brawley, California.
166	Harry Freeburg	Harry Freeburg is studying at the University of Minnesota.
166	A little son	W. L. and Jennie Hearst had a son.
166	Elizabeth Wyant	Elizabeth Wyant is teaching in Logan, Utah.
166	W. F. Schregardus	W. F. Schregardus is studying engineering at the University of Michigan.
166	Elizabeth Arnett	Elizabeth Arnett is assistant principal in Fabor.
166	The principal	Edith Fischer is principal of Logan High School.
166	The work of Supt. G. S. Dick	G. S. Dick is working in Red Oak.
166	Frances Allison Deering	Frances Allison was born to Frances Allison.
167	J. T. Fackler	J. T. Fackler is principal in Norwood, Colorado.
167	Morton Weldy	Morton Weldy has been awarded a scholarship to Harvard Law School.
167	Married	Myrtle Bardsley and John Felton were married.
167	Mr. Leon Ray Cornick	Leon Cornick and Celia Bergen were married.
168	School Management	School law.
169	Mabel Smith	Mabel Smith is teaching in Eagle Grove.
169	John Goldwaite	John Goldwaite is principal in Hedrick.
169	Lyman Bedford	Lyman Bedford is studying law in Iowa City.
169	Frank Wilson	Frank Wilson is spending the fall near Cherokee.
169	Lucette Froelich	Lucette Froelich is studying at the University of Minnesota.
169	Miss Mary Keane	Mary Keane is teaching in Livermore.
169	Alice Hoag	Alice Hoag is teaching in DeSoto.
169	Ruth Beam	Ruth Beam is teaching in Ida Grove.
169	Proposed amendment to the A. A. Constitution	New rules regarding the "Honorary N."
169	Alberta Coffman	Alberta Coffman is teaching near South English.
170	Neo	Neos gave reception on Halloween.
170	Alpha	Alphas debate about an African-American colony.
170	Ossoli	Myra Jones performed a solo.
170	Orio	Albert Colegrove won first place in oratorical contest.
171	Track squad hold meet	Track and field class holds competition.
171	Coe vs. Normal; the old hoodoo was again in the game	Coe defeats Normal in football, 28 to 6.
172	Official notes	Roster of those completing degrees; transition from military training to sports is going well; smokestack nearly done; Trustees select brick for Gymnasium; Alison Aitchison will replace Bertha Marsh; Professor Fitzgerald granted leave.
173	Money! Money!! Money!!!	Appropriations proposal has been given to the governor.
174	Miss Treat	Many attended Y. W. C. A. convention.
174	Monday afternoon	The orchestra gave a recital.
174	Will Dunn	Will Dunn is returning home because of father's illness.
174	John Dixon	John Dixon, Essie Davies, and Cora Mercer gave orations.
174	Miss Anna Deakman	Anna Deakman visited Sally Green.
174	Mr. E. M. Golding	Mr. Golding visited his daughters.
174	Preparatory student	Student asks how much you have to pay to be in Clio program.
174	Thomas Justice	Thomas Justice received word of the death of his brother-in-law.
174	Miss Bess Kaye	Bess Kaye went to Cedar Rapids.
174	Dr. and Mrs. Gist	The Gists entertained.
174	Austin Johnson	Austin Johnson visited Waterloo.
174	Miss Lola Soper	Lola Soper has returned to Muscatine.
174	Miss Rose Bixler	Rose Bixler visited Shell Rock.
174	Several of the faculty.	Several faculty traveled to Des Moines.
175	The first open session	The Cliosophic society gave their first open session.
175	Special arrangements	Susan Poxson will address Y. W. C. A. ladies.
175	Miss Seals	Laura Seals hosted party for her students.
175	In honor of Miss Reed	Esther Seerley hosted a party for Miss Reed.
176	Bible Study	Review of lessons I-X.