Normal Eyte — November 9, 1904

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
145	Dallas Johnson; who opened for Normal and made the whirlwind finish	Dallas Johnson; photo.
145	Normal wins Ames-Normal debate; Pedagogs successfully uphold asset currency--both teams do great debating; Ames the favorite through the first set of	I. S. N. S. won the ninth debate against Ames; detailed description of the debate; photo.
146	Jesse Mantle; second speaker for the Pedagogues. "Consistency thou are a jewel."	Jesse Mantle; photo.
146	Jay Colegrove; third speaker, a hard hitter and fierce in rebuttal	Jay Colegrove; photo.
147	Harry Gordon Hayes; alternate, whose earnest assistance helped win the victory	Harry Gordon Hayes; photo.
149	Normal overwhelms Coe 75 to 0; the hoodoo is annihilated by thirteen touchdowns last Saturday afternoon; Normal in splendid condition and displays the	Article provides a detailed summary of the game against Coe.
149	Jimmie Strawn; right end, captain of the team which broke the Coe hoodoo	Jimmie Strawn; photo.
150	"Doc" Pell; whose coaching has so greatly boosted Normal athletics	Coach "Doc" Pell; photo.
151	Joe Wright; manager, the stone-wall center, none better in Iowa	Joe Wright; photo.
152	Tommy Jones, fullback; the best football player Normal ever had, kicked 10 goals in succession in Coe game	Tommy Jones; photo.
152	Jimmie Ehret, left end; whose long end runs netted 4 touchdowns	Jimmie Ehret; photo.
153	Zeta	Gave Philippine program.
153	Philo	Presented Halloween program.
154	How judge see the debate	Will Muse, who was one of the judges at the Ames-Normal debate, tells of the event in the Mason City Globe-Gazette.
154	Normal song; the other first honor song	Provides the lyrics to the school song written by John Parish.
155	College Exchanges	Excerpts from other college newspapers.
156	Elizabeth Burgess	Due to ill health, she is unable to teach in Pomona, California.
156	G. W. Hursey	George Hursey is the principal and eighth grade teacher in Upland, California. His wife, Cora Leonard Hursey, is a third and fourth grade teacher.
156	Edna M. Kemp	Wrote a letter from Renville, North Dakota.
156	Grace A. McNeil	Will teach fifth grade in Pasadena, California.
156	F. O Smith	Is superintendent for the second year in Buffalo Center.
156	Carrie A. McCausland Conover	Is a teacher at Coachella, Riverside County, California.
156	Don Campbell	Is principal of a building and teacher of eighth grade in Vinton, Iowa.
156	Mabel J. Buedell	Is a high school science teacher in Anamosa, Iowa.
156	Theodore Anderson	Is practicing law and doing an abstract business in Everett, Washington.
156	Harriett Steele	Is a cashier in Jones book store in Los Angeles, California.
156	Myrtle Anders	Is the principal in Rock Rapids.
156	Lydia M. Wilbur	Is doing first grade work in Marinette, Wisconsin.
156	E. W. Goetsch	Is the principal at Norwalk, Iowa.
156	Rose Bixler	Teaching eighth grade in Sibley, Iowa.
156	Kris Fesenbeck	Is teaching a grammar grade in Glidden, Iowa.
156	Ellen Oleson	Is at work in the intermediate department of Renwick.
156	W. G. Magee	Is a senior in the medical department of Northwestern University.
156	Chas. E. Blodgett	Is in the fourth year as head of the Logan schools.
156	G. G. Ballou	Is attending Capital City Commercial College in Des Moines.
156	Theo. Cole	Is teaching in the primary department of the Rockwell City schools.
156	Ernest E. Barker	Is a student in the medical department at the University of Iowa.
156	Effie (McCoid) Fisher	Visited Cedar Falls on her way to her home in Stanwood.
156	Bessie Oleson	Is spending the year at her home in Rock Falls.
156	Mattie Akers	Was married to H. H. Dalaker in Minneapolis.
156	S. P. Fogdall	Stopped to visit friends in Cedar Falls before returning to Morgan Park, Illinois, to study theology.
157	C. U. Moore	Will be studying medicine at the State University of Texas.
157	S. S. Stockwell	Is the principal of the normal school of the University of Wyoming.
157	W. H Bridges	Will not continue school due to the ill health of his father.
157	Samuel Quigley	Is instructor of English in the University preparatory school of Oklahoma in Tonkawa, Oklahoma.
157	John A. Wilson	Has returned to Spokane, Washington, to work in real estate and mining.
157	Anna C. Goodale	After graduating from the Training School for Nurses, she will be in Los Angeles, California.
157	Arthur M. Gray	Has resumed his position in the Conrad schools.
158	Edna Scherger	Father visited.
158	Mrs. Ed. Townsend	Visited chapel.
158	Linda Schwarting	Back in school.
158	Blanche Crouse and Kate Bagley	Attended debate.
158	Winifred Cameron	Mother visited.
158	Among alumni returning for the Ames debate	Roster of alumni who returned for the Ames debate.
158	Bertha L. Marsh	Was married to William W. Mendenhall in Portland, Oregon.
158	John E. Cameron	Is working in the science department of the high school in Cedar Rapids.
158	Hal Washburn	Is the chief clerk of the Chicago & Northwestern Railway.
158	C. P. Shearer	Is in the insurance and real estate business in Cumberland, Iowa.
158	Jennie (Harper) Palmerton	Spent some time in the past year in Clinton Falls, Minnesota, and welcomed a new son.
158	Ill health	Amy McLean left school.
159	H. E. Blackmar	Visited campus.
159	Harry Lambert	Visited home.
159	After the debate	Reception held to honor Ames debaters.
159	There have been Halloween parties	VOVs gave the best Halloween party this year; party program and menu.
159	As Saturday's game was the last of the season	Reception given for ISNS and Coe players.