Normal Eyte — February 20, 1907

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321	In keeping with the usual custom	Fred Cram is a candidate for Normal Eyte editor; John Fitzgerald is running for business manager; Hazel Webster is running for local editor.
321	There seems to be an unusual demand for teachers	Teacher position openings in and around Iowa for Normal students and graduates.
321	Normal wins: Normal wins signal victory in basketball game with Leander Clarke College	Normal defeated Leander Clarke, 44-29.
322	Thirtieth anniversary	The Philomathean and Alpha Literary Societies will celebrate their thirtieth anniversaries on March 8, 1907.
323	Orio vs. Aristo	Orios defeat the Aristos in basketball, 37-16.
323	The Cliorio banquet	The Cliosophic and Orio Literary Societies got together for a Valentine's Day meal.
325	My ocean voyage	Creative work telling of a sea voyage to England.
326	Professional; waste in Iowa school rooms XX	The VII installment of making things automatic in school, this time discussing the command of history.
328	Bible studies	Lesson XX, the epistle to the Romans
329	Xanhos entertain at annual banquet	The Xanhos held their annual banquet and ate a seven course meal while they were entertained.
330	Grace O. Stevenson	Teaching in Wesley.
330	A. F. Ewers	Still working in Davenport.
330	Alma L. Reichert	Assistant principal at Glidden.
330	Dora M. Larson	Teaching in Estherville.
330	Bess Chase	Principal in West Side.
330	Oda Fuller	Studying music in Chicago.
330	A. D. and Nellie (Pemberton) Miller	Have a new son.
330	W. L. Veatch	Father died.
330	Ella Sandager	At home in Calmar.
330	Beth Achenbach	Teaching in Humboldt.
330	E. W. Gregson	Has a new son.
330	Geo. E. Wallace	Continuing to do well in Alabama.
330	Eva M. Saucer	Teaching in Ackley.
331	O. E. Hibbs	Superintendent in Calhoun County.
331	Liona Hopkins	Teaching in South Dakota.
331	After nine years of faithful service as superintendent of the Oelwein schools	L. B. Moffett will be principal in Seattle.
331	The organ fund is slowly growing. We give the names of those who have contributed	Many Normalites have contributed.
331	Bessie B. Buchanan	Superintendent in Jefferson County.
331	This is the second year	Mamie Foster is teaching in North Dakota.
331	Miss Mary Townsend	Will do domestic science work with Congregational Church in Minneapolis.
331	E. E. Kuhn	Superintendent in Taylor County.
332	Society	Zetas entertain Ossolis; Luella Rigby talks about missionary work in Burma.
333	Neva Wilson	Grandmother died.
333	Helen McAfee	Visited sister Ada.
333	Miss Luella Rigby	Visited campus; told about missionary work.
333	Della E. Tomlinson	Teaching in Kalona.
333	Elsie Whitford	Teaching in Harlan.
333	Mabel Eighmey	Visited Hudson.
333	Edyth Gustafson	Hopes to return to school.
333	Helen Packard	Teaching at West Bend.
333	Violet Hammond	Teaching in Cresco.
333	Pearl Hodges	Teaching near Cedar Falls.
333	Pearl E. Towle	Teaching in Lansing.
333	Eva Barr	Will teach in Des Moines.
333	Emma Holt	Teaching at Chapin.
333	Celia Stafford	Studying music.
333	Lucretia Ackley	Working as reporter in Webster City.
333	F. J. Conley	Superintendent in Chickasaw County; has a new son.
333	Emily Kempthorne	Teaching in Seattle, as is Francis Johnson.
334	Pearl Billman	Recovering at home.
334	Malinda Lawson	Sister was ill.
334	Elsie Olson	Visited Roland.
334	Bertha Johnson	Studying music here.
334	Miss Plock has been ill
334	Alma Pyles	Visited brother.
334	Helen Hoon	Visited Osage.
334	Miss Mary Whitworth	Went to Cedar Rapids concert with friends.
334	Eva Dolmage	Attended sister's wedding.
334	Muriel Gates	Visited Mt. Vernon.
334	Bernice Skinner	Was sick.
334	Jennie Pogue	Recovering from illness.
334	Edith Ehret	Visited Hudson.
334	Susie Richards	Left school due to poor health.
334	Janette Shaulis	Visited campus.
334	Belle Classen	Visited Green Mountain.
335	Mrs. P. J. Martin and Mrs. Cole of Waterloo	Visited Blanche Martin.
335	Viola Griffiths	Visited home.
336	Robert Fullerton, tenor	Former Professor Fullerton advertises his musical services; photo.