Normal Eyte — February 26, 1908

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Page	Title	Summary
321	The editor has been criticized	Recitation of accusations, often contradictory, against Fred Cram.
321	During the Christmas vacation	Editor Fred Cram has received criticism for some of his exchange columns.
321	The Debating League	Negotiating with Emporia on oratory date; seem to have settled on May 8.
322	So far as we have been able	Only six students are preparing for the oratorical contest.
322	Prof. W. H. Clemons	Faculty member from Nebraska State Normal School at Fremont visited campus.
322	Seats are still scarce	Would like more seating at basketball games.
322	Emil Trott announced	Preparations for a good Old Gold are well underway.
323	You owe it to yourself	Urges students to attend upcoming Minnesingers concert.
323	The Debating League	Scheduled competition to select contestants for the interstate contest.
323	An interesting thing in connection	Work of Bertha Martin receives high praise from Leland Powers.
324	The senior class	Will hold reception for faculty.
324	The banquet season is here	Banqueting of one literary society by another is getting too expensive.
325	Leland Powers is called the King of Impersonators	Review of performance.
325	March 9 is the date	YMCA and YWCA will hold benefit for Bedros Apelian; program for the performance.
326	Official	New normal school opens in Kentucky; Maud Wood Parks will speak in Iowa; procedure for applying for faculty study positions abroad.
327	It is now some time	Lengthy obituary for Susie Young, who died while doing missionary work in India.
329	Bible Study Dept.	A lesson on Joshua.
330	Ray Clough	Visited campus.
330	Lloyd Loonan	Came for basketball game.
330	Dr. Sanders of Mason City	Visited daughter Jennie.
330	Myra Eaton and Clella Finster	Have been sick.
330	Athletics	Basketball team loses to the Iowa freshmen, 33-29.
330	Normal Eyte election
330	Miss Vroom	Has been ill.
330	Pearl Hayden	Visited sister Fannye.
331	We are grieved	Agnes Girton died.
331	Miss Julia Porter	Arrived home safely.
331	H. B. Carroll	Had the grippe.
331	President Seerley	In Washington, D. C., for a week working on government assistance for agriculture in high schools.
331	The Estherville Enterprise	Offers praise for President Seerley's addresses on "Complete Education,The Business of Teaching", and "The Spirit of the School".
331	Jessica Dunn	Teaching in Waverly; visited friends.
331	Mr. and Mrs. Pillsbury	Visited daughter Helen.
331	Bertha Stiles	Father seriously ill.
331	Women's Department of Physical Training	Women will put on gymnastics and Gilbert dancing demonstration.
332	Vote for	Charles F. Schweiker is running for editor of the Normal Eyte; photo.
332	Y. W. C. A. notes	Held several prayer meetings.
335	Letter from Willis J. Bell	Talks about the differences between American and German education.