Normal Eyte — February 13, 1907

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
305	In regard to the matter of assembling and seating	Discusses the growing problem in chapel services of disruptive people.
305	The May musical festival at Normal	Tells the line-up of talent for the music festival; will include three concerts by the Thomas Orchestra as well as a Messiah performance.
306	The ability to understand what you read	A poem that tries to interpret students' grasp of literature.
307	The seventh indoor athletic contest	Contest was held to see who was the best at making free throws.
307	Shakes again victorious	In the intersociety basketball contest the Shakes take a commanding lead, beating the Neos, 14-10.
308	Hamlin Garland	Will speak on "Joys of the Trail".
310	Bible Studies	Lesson XIX, review.
311	Society	Ossolis organized medical program; Zetas installed officers; Chrestos gave art program; Aristos hold miscellaneous program; Shakes present Russo-Japanese program; Philos hold combination program.
311	The Beta chapter of the Kappa Theta Psi	Organized February 4, 1907; first women's national sorority to be organized at ISNS.
314	Charles Yeager	Will read state exam papers.
314	Carrie (McCausland) Conover	Principal in California.
314	J. T. Colegrove	Studying at University of Iowa.
314	Ernest C. Smith	Hopes to complete law course at University of Michigan.
314	Adelia (Gregg) Thomas	Practicing medicine in Des Moines.
314	Emma Mantz	Visited California.
314	Bernice Alexander	Teaching in Dow City.
314	Inez Hollis	Attending Drake University.
314	Chestie Musser	Teaching at Orchard.
314	Gertrude A. Parr	Teaching in New Hampton.
314	Amy Crary	At home in St. Olaf, Iowa.
314	Romanzo Adams	President of Nevada State Teachers Association.
314	Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Smith	Studying at University of Iowa.
314	Pearl Riddle	Teaching at Corinth.
314	Violet Bush	Teaching near Hudson; Minnie is teaching near Reinbeck.
315	Harry G. Hayes	Principal in Montana.
315	Jessie A. Parish	Teaching in Bloomfield.
315	Bridget V. Walsh	Now a sister of mercy.
315	E. D. Sylvester	Teaching and farming in Minnesota.
315	Caroline Barnes	Teaching in Oregon.
315	Myrta Shannon	Teaching in Independence.
315	Kate Lester	YWCA assistant secretary in Sioux City.
315	Harry E. Fields	Returned to Canada.
315	The Daily Iowan of January 22nd contains the following account	Tribute to work of James Sanders in West Union.
316	Arthur Smith of Steamboat Rock	Visited sister Fannie.
316	The Neos enjoyed a taffy pull
316	Sadie Ellis	Has been sick.
316	Harry Lambert and W. Wilkinson	Visited campus.
316	Francis Burns	Called home.
316	Effa Mahanke	Visited Parkersburg.
316	The Misses Kathleen Delahoyde and Florence Conant	Initiated into Kappa Theta Psi.
316	Violet Bowen and Beulah Taylor	Visited Nashua.
316	Mabel Gray	Visited Osage.
316	Erdena Rose	Father died.
316	Miss Ida Fell arrived home last Friday	At home caring for her mother.
316	Married, August 14, 1906	Minnie M. Moore married Alfred V. Gray; will likely engage in missionary work.
316	Daisy St. Clair	Visited Vinton.
316	Miss Miller of Waterloo	Visited Clara and Elizabeth Schaible.
317	Miss Thornton	Was sick.
317	Mayne Spaulding	Sister visited.
317	Alice Kerr of Waterloo	Visited Bessie Griffin and Vera Gardner.
317	The V. O. V.'s entertained the Xanhos	Played progressive games.
317	Ira Magee	Visited Dunkerton.
317	Donald Sowers	Went home.
317	Edward Tesdell	Wins award for solving difficult mathematical problem.
317	Margaret Mastain of Hudson	Visited sister Mabel.
317	The members of the Chrestomathian society	Enjoyed good sledding.
317	Hazel Smith	Visited Hudson.
317	The Shakes come out ahead again	Defeated the Neos in basketball, 14-10.
317	Gladys Martin and schoolmate	Visited Blanche Martin.
317	Ada Ward	Visited brothers.
318	Maude Lasher, Ethel Stilson, Anna Williams and June Emry	Visited Blanche Martin.
318	W. S. Scallon	Brother sick.
318	Maud Frye of Waterloo	Visited Zell McCartney.
326	Professional; waste in Iowa school rooms XX	Continuation of the subject of making things habitual for students before they leave school, this installment talks of making history automatic.