Normal Eyte — May 1, 1907

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465	Wherever you go	Jealousy is not worth bothering with.
465	We understand that the price of hack fare	Fares may be increased; some sort of change may be justified.
465	There are a number of people	The editors of the Normal Eyte urge students to pay their newspaper bills.
466	Those who had the privilege	Professor Colegrove will deliver his address on George Washington on Memorial Day.
466	The editor of the Normal Eyte	Determines that the students reading the Normal Eyte want original efforts not clippings from other papers.
467	An occasional trip away from Normal	Makes a person appreciate the clean local buildings and grounds.
467	Tune--"Yankee Doodle"	Songs that are meant to lift school spirit to the tunes of the popular songs Yankee Doodle and The Hobby Horse.
468	Iowa 4, Missouri 2	Normal defeats Missouri in a debate contest.
469	Athletics	Normal beats Drake in baseball
470	Normal 9, Lenox 4	Normal defeats Lenox in baseball
471	Professional; waste in Iowa school rooms	The sixth column dealing with elementary physics in the eighth grade this time dealing with the relationships between laws and principles.
473	Erma L. Krout	Will stay at Hedrick.
473	It will interest many of our readers to learn of the marriage	Earl Hougland married Jessie Dick.
473	Lee E. Campbell	Will continue at Panora.
473	Lora Lighthall	Teaching in Boone.
473	Chloris Anderson	Teaching at Rosalia, Washington.
474	Mabelle Haley	Taught in Dunlap.
474	Martha Dill	Taught in Washington Academy.
474	The many friends of Miss Grace Ott	Father died; will resign as secretary of YWCA.
474	Bessie (Hall) Foote	Living in Nevada, Iowa.
474	Celebrate golden wedding anniversary	Professor Fullerton's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Fullerton, Sr., celebrated their anniversary.
475	A. M. Nicholson	Principal at Edmore, North Dakota.
475	Etta M. Christian	Teaching in Joyce.
475	W. H. Reever	Re-elected at Laurens.
475	Dr. R. H. Volland	Will give dental clinic.
475	Married, December twenty-second, nineteen hundred and six	Emma Cook married John A Larson.
475	Friends are in receipt of an announcement	Casper Schenk is practicing law in Des Moines.
475	R. S. Dix	Visited Cedar Falls.
475	Four alumni now studying in Iowa University	Alice Edwards, Raymond French, Edward Gepson, and J. I. Lynch named to Phi Beta Kappa.
475	Elizabeth Perkins	Planning to guide party to Europe.
475	T. M. Prall	Still in Des Moines.
476	Beulah (Koon) Joy	Teaching at Oregon State Normal School.
476	S. E. and Mabel (Felmley) Yaggy	Have a new daughter.
476	Ruth Gist	Quit work due to poor health.
476	Rena (Curkeet) Samson	Visiting Cedar Falls.
476	Bible Studies	Lesson XXVII, Last Letter A. D. 63-65.
477	Effa Mahanke	Visited Parkersburg.
477	Rhea Wilcox	Will teach in Montana.
477	The Clios initiated eight girls a week ago	Engaged in mild hazing.
477	Iva Griffin of Masonville	Visited Anna Gerber.
477	Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Fullerton	Visited Charles Fullerton.
477	Mabel Eighmey and Edith Ehret	Visited Hudson.
477	After society Saturday night	Celebrated Helen Pillsbury's birthday.
477	Katherine Holmes	Entertained friend.
478	Preparations are being made	Geography students and faculty will go to Dubuque.
478	The quarantine for scarlet fever has been raised	Professor Newton returned to his family.
478	Mrs. C. A. Smith of Osage	Visited sister Vinnie Slawson.
478	The Kappa Theta Psi's	Enjoyed picnic breakfast.
479	Mr. Enders of Cedar Rapids	Visited Margaret Langham.
479	The Philo quartet	Sang at Presbyterian Church dedication.
479	Blanche Martin	Was sick.
479	Dan Wilson	Superintendent at Hubbard.
479	Edna Cass of Waterloo	Visited campus.
479	Rev. and Mrs. Elmer Cable	Will visit Professor Cable.
479	On Tuesday our representatives started for Kansas	Orators leave for Kansas.
479	Mr. John Lewis of Chicago	Visited Willis Summers.
479	Winifred Barker	Attended sister's wedding.
479	Beulah Newcomb	Sister Floy visited.
479	Bessie Tompkins	Left school due to health problems.
479	Levi Clark	Visited campus.
479	Friday afternoon after society	Alphas initiate new women.
480	Normal home meet	The annual home track meet was held; results posted.