Normal Eyte — February 27, 1907

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
337	On to Kansas: Sunflower State issues challenge and Hawkeyes accept	Several Normal students will travel to Kansas for a debate contest; photo.
338	Washington remembered; Prof. Colegrove gives address	Brief excerpts from chapel address by Professor Colegrove.
339	Call for teachers; for the week ending February 25--apply at President Seerley's office	Roster of fifteen teaching positions available to students.
339	Triangular debate; Philos and Orios break even with 4 points each; Aristos 1	The literary societies held a debate on labor disputes which affect the general public.
340	Clios get the cup: Shakes lose to Clios 11 to 7	The Clios are the women's intersociety basketball champions.
340	Orios are champions: two more men's inter-society games may be played	The Orios claim the title of men's intersociety champions after defeating the Philos.
341	Annual exhibition	Physical training exhibition will be held; performance program for extensive display.
342	Frank R. Roberson	Traveler and lecturer will be next performer in Lecture Course.
342	Alpha-Philo anniversary	The Alpha and Philo groups will be celebrating their thirtieth anniversaries with three programs.
343	Professional; waste in Iowa school rooms XXII	The system and the teacher VIII.
345	Bible Studies	Lesson XXI, the epistle to the Romans continued.
346	Myrtie (Chick) Hotchkiss	Recovering from illness.
346	A marriage of interest to Normalites was consummated in Chicago	Marjorie Wallace married W. Lee Dinger.
346	Grace E. Brainard	Teaching in Waterloo.
346	Nelle J. Sutter	Teaching in Seattle.
346	Jennie J. Leonard	Principal at Wellman.
347	In commenting on the All-American football team	Strong praise for the football abilities of Joe Wright at Springfield YMCA.
347	Elsie Fabrick	Teaching in Cedar Falls.
347	C. W. Lyon	C. W. Lyon is president of Des Moines alumni group; other officers elected.
347	Ida M. Fell	Mother died.
347	Minnie (Goude) Campbell	In San Jose, California.
347	Fanny Mueller	Teaching in Clear Lake.
347	Rose Mintier	Working in American Mission Hospital in Egypt.
347	Ida H. Morrill	Teaching in Colorado; may return to school this summer.
347	Elizabeth Bain	Teaching in Oregon.
347	John L. Dixon	Teaching in Madrid.
348	Society	Chrestos hear essays and music.
348	Nellie L. Smith	Teaching in Minneapolis.
348	Ethel Meacham	Teaching at Wellman.
348	Luella Rigby	Luella Rigby continues her furlough from missionary work in Burma; presents museum with several artistic and cultural objects.
348	Rose F. Solberg	Teaching in Fort Pierre, South Dakota.
348	Emma S. Heverly	Teaching in Quincy, Illinois.
348	M. Catherine Harris	Enjoying life and teaching in Colorado.
348	E. C. Hill	Principal in Seattle.
349	Louise Houck	Visited Waterloo.
349	Roy Hoats	Visited home.
349	Roy Hoats	Visited home.
349	A combination birthday surprise party is one of the latest forms of entertainment on Normal Hill	Boarding houses celebrate.
349	Miss Maud Keith	Gave party for senior kindergarten students.
350	Wentworth Rogers	Has been sick.
350	Vera Low of Green Mountain	Visited Belle Classen.
350	Neva Wilson	Back in school after grandmother's death.
350	Teresa Hoye	Teaching in Waterloo.
350	Sadie Ellis	Was ill.
350	Adeline Timmons	Had tonsillitis.
350	Word has been received	Jennie Pogue got home safely.
350	Miss Rice has dismissed all her classes	Her mother is very ill.
350	Dr. F. C. Eastman	Was in Des Moines.
350	Miss Grace Railsback	Initiated into Kappa Theta Psi.
350	A very exciting game deciding the championship	Clios defeated Shakes.
350	Prof. D. S. Wright	Visited Minnesota.
350	Mrs. Celia Clark	Recovered from illness.
350	Edith Below	Attended sister's wedding.
350	Mattie Cowie	Substituted for sister at Beaumont.
350	Malinda Lawton	Sister and cousin visited.
350	Washington's birthday was observed	Enjoyed Professor Colegrove's address in chapel.
350	Anna and Emma Lundy	Visited Blanche Miller.
351	Edward Noble	Elected captain of the track team.