Normal Eyte — January 25, 1905

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257	The Drake Delphic	The Drake Delphic published an article in reference to an article the Normal Eyte had printed earlier.
257	The Kansas State Normal Bulletin	The Kansas State Normal Bulletin lists the members of their team for the Kansas-Normal debate.
257	A prophet	Believes faculty should have attended Professor Eastman's lecture in greater numbers.
257	The Normal Eyte box	Students have been mistakenly placing mail in the Normal Eyte suggestion box.
258	Music Notes	Professor Fullerton describes ways to teach music to children.
259	Alpha-Philo Hall	The Alpha and Philo Hall; photo.
260	Shake-Aristo Hall	Shakespearean and Aristo Hall; photo.
261	Clio-Orio Hall	Clio and Orio Hall; photo.
262	Charles Roberts	Is at the Waterloo hospital after recently undergoing surgery for appendicitis.
262	A Tipton paper of recent date	Maud Barger will be supervisor of drawing in Stevens Point, Wisconsin.
262	Addie Havens	Is teaching near Green Mountain.
262	E. S. Tesdale	Is a cashier in a bank in Huxley.
262	Eva Hubbell	Is in fourth grade work in Harlan.
262	Edna Grosvenor	Is teaching in the kindergarten department of the Council Bluffs schools.
262	Opal Skinner	Is in the primary department of the Garner schools.
262	Anna C. D. Hansen	Is in the second primary department of Cedar Falls.
263	Celia (Bergen) Cornick	Living near Livermore.
263	Phoebe Dixon	Is teaching music and drawing at Wesley.
263	Anna Fletcher	Is in the primary department in Hillyard, Washington.
263	Mary Stever	Has been general secretary of the Young Women's Christian Association for twelve years.
263	Bruce Alderman	Has copyrighted a pamphlet on U. S. history.
263	Annie Hosmer	Now lives in Irving, Oregon.
263	The principal of the schools	Of Steamboat Rock is G. C. Hoyt.
263	Florence Beebe	Has been the guest of Cedar Falls residents.
263	Mrs. Ethel (Burt) Brockschink	Is living in Peterson with her husband.
263	P. E. McClenahan	Is a contestant for S. U. I. in the Northern Oratorical League Contest.
263	Effie Raymond	Is enjoying sixth grade work in Sanborn.
263	A. A. Baker	Is superintendent of the department for men in the school of the feeble minded in Faribault, Minnesota.
263	Alice Haley	Is a teacher in Marathon.
263	A sixth grade in Sioux City	Is taught by Amelia McDowell.
263	Frances Stillwagon	Is a teacher in Muscatine.
263	May Wright	Is teaching at Red Oak.
263	B. M. Cobb	Is principal of the De Soto schools.
264	We copy from the Daily Iowan of November 23	Clarence Wassam has compiled data on the amount of money Iowa spends annually on charitable purposes.
264	Claude Jarnagin	Has accepted a position at the Des Moines News.
264	Y. W. C. A. notes	Members of the Y. W. C. A. sent clothes and toys to Chicago to be given to the poor there.
264	C. A. Fullerton	Professor Fullerton has been elected superintendent of Sunday School.
265	College Exchanges	Excerpts from other college newspapers.
266	Bible Study; Sunday, January 29, 1905--edited by Ira S. Condit	Lesson XVII. The people of Israel--the Judges.
267	Ossoli	The Ossoli held their annual oratorical contest. Ellen Hull was awarded first place and Miss Nash second.
267	Western wins; Normal basketball boys not fast enough for the shifty lads from Toledo	I. S. N. S. lost to Western College, 34-10.
268	Zeta	Eunice Calkins was awarded first place and Lucy Mack second in the Zeta oratorical contest.
268	The Kindergarten Club	New officers were elected.
268	Neo	Neos present college program.
268	Chresto	Chrestos hold business meeting.
269	Mr. Sutton	Went to State Center to take charge of the schools.
269	Lenora Heasley	Returned from Panora.
269	James Ehret	Suffered from a cold.
269	Mabel Mastow	Visited Hudson with Edith Ehret.
269	Caroline Schultz	Was released from quarantine.
269	Bessie Cornforth and Mae Anderson	Has been sick the past week.
269	Faye Bigelow	Visited Ira Craig at Normal.
269	Miss Ida McNish	Was out of school due to an illness.
269	Mrs. Thornton	Was suffering from appendicitis.
269	Nettye Hayes	Has been absent from classes due to tonsillitis.
269	Mae Reasoner	Is ill with scarlet fever.
269	Kathryn Conaway	Is in school again after an illness.
269	Ed Perrin	Visited his brother Will Perrin.
269	A. R. Matheny, Madora Noble, Edna Peck, and Mae McDonald	Have recently enrolled as students.
269	Mabel Hoyt	Visited friends over the weekend.
269	H. C. Snodgrass	Was called home due to the illness of his mother.
269	Grace Strayer	Went to Hudson for a visit.
269	The advanced class in physiology	The class had breakfast with Professor Newton.
269	Miss Jones	Visited Maude Southerland.
269	Lloyd Loonan	Spent the weekend at his home in Hudson.
269	Ella Davis	Enjoyed a visit from her mother and sister.
269	Margaret Bowes	Visited her home in Eagle Grove.
269	Mrs. Clara Wiler Abel	Is very ill with neuralgia.
269	Etta Thomas	Is quarantined to her home due to small pox.
269	Miss Hougland	Visited Normal with her cousin.
269	Harry McLean	Has been sick for the past week.
269	Anna Packer	Has been absent from classes due to illness.
269	Maude Southerland	Is suffering from a nervous attack.
269	Helen Miller	Is visiting her sister, Marie, for a few days.
270	The report that Florence Laubscher	She has gone to Eagle Grove to take the place of Mabel Smith.
270	Will Wood	Due to serious illness, he has resigned his school work.
270	Last Friday night Dr. F. C. Eastman	Delivered his lecture on "The Limbo of Letters"
270	In honor of the nuptial day of Miss Chantry	Her friends gave her a shower.
270	C. A. Fullerton	Was released from quarantine.
270	The June classes	Met after chapel and organized.
270	In response to invitations by Prof. and Mrs. Newton	The Kindergarten Club assembled at their home.
270	Julia Van Guilder	Was the guest of Carrie Knipe.
271	Friday evening, January 20th	Occurred the forth annual reception and banquet for the Xanho fraternity.
271	The trustees have lately made a provision	The professors in the Department of Music are required to present three recitals a year; schedule for the first recital.
293	Training; some viewpoints in the teaching of arithmetic	An extensive article on ways to teach arithmetic.
413	Ruth Egloff	Teacher German and Latin in the Traer High School.