Crouse--Ray L. (Class of 1910)

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# Title Date Summary
1 Ray L. Crouse
Alumnus 30:2, p.32 		Died October 29, 1945. He is survived by his widow, the former Ella McClain, and two sons, John and Eugene. Ella resides in Manhattan Beach, California.
2 Class of 1910 holds center of stage at reunion
Alumnus 19:3, p.2 		Alumni dinner honors 1910 graduates; description of event.
3 The Art League
Old Gold 0:0, p.160 		Members, officers, brief history; photo.
4 Mrs. Ray L. Crouse
College Eye 4:21, p.8 		Is returning home to Idaho after lengthy visit to her parents.
5 Local friends have received word
College Eye 3:12, p.214 		Baby daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Crouse.
6 Ella McLain
College Eye 2:14, p.5 		Married Ray Crouse on November 28.
7 R. L. Crouse
College Eye 2:32, p.3 		Visited campus.
8 Ray L. Crouse
College Eye 1:14, p.7 		Spent his vacation, from teaching manual training in Hastings, Nebraska, at home.
9 Untitled
College Eye 1:2, p.7 		Student, faculty, and alumni news notes.
10 Messrs. Cranny, McGeeney and Ray Crouse
Normal Eyte 21:22, p.389 		Visited friends on the Hill.
11 Senior Class play
Normal Eyte 21:0, p.5 		Describes the senior class production of "Hamlet"; photo.
12 Class play--splendid! The class play, "Hamlet" gives wonderful promise at daily rehearsals
Normal Eyte 20:34, p.562 		A look at the preparations for the presentation of "Hamlet".
13 Class play chosen; seniors commence work on annual class day event; "Hamlet" selected.
Normal Eyte 20:26, p.429 		Roster of cast members.
14 Football review for 1909; victorious season gives team high rank; twelve players receive emblems; 1910 prospects good; Boatman is captain
Normal Eyte 20:12, p.205 		Teachers go undefeated; review of the 1909 season and prospects for the 1910 season; photo.
15 Athletics; Teachers defeat Lenox; football game proves an easy victory; score of 36 to 0 tells tale; game played on heavy field.
Normal Eyte 20:6, p.115 		George Vinall makes first touchdown.
16 Athletics; Teachers win football game; Charles City College is defeated; score, 28-0; twenty-two men give a try-out.
Normal Eyte 20:5, p.98 		Quarterback George Vinall keeps team moving fast.
17 Mr. Ford Crouse
Normal Eyte 20:5, p.95 		Arrived with sister Bertha to visit their brother Ray.
18 Some of the friends
Normal Eyte 20:5, p.95 		Ray Crouse was given a surprise birthday party.
19 Athletics; football season opens Saturday; team is in good shape for game with Charles City College.
Normal Eyte 20:4, p.64 		Game starts at 3:00 Saturday.
20 A daily football practice; Coach Simmons is giving the candidates stiff workouts.
Normal Eyte 20:2, p.29 		A closer look at football practice.
21 Football prospects; here is the coach's opinion in the matter
Normal Eyte 20:2, p.26 		Football proves to be successful physically and educationally; reinstated in 1908; will have another season in 1909; photo.
22 Athletics; prospects for football season are good.
Normal Eyte 20:1, p.13 		Nine returnees for this year's team; schedule of games.
23 Class play at Teachers College; seniors present "Mary of Magdala."
Normal Eyte 20:0, p.9 		Laura Falkler reviews the senior class play "Mary of Magdala;" photo.
24 The Minnesingers
Old Gold 0:0, p.156 		Brief history, songs from a program, roster of members and officers; photo.
25 Dramatic
Old Gold 0:0, p.172 		Brief history, comedic story, roster of students in dramatic work; photo.
26 Dramatic Work in the Training School
Old Gold 0:0, p.177 		Students performed 'Scenes from the Days of Feudalism and Chivalry' and 'Mary of Magdala'; photo.
27 Philomathean
Old Gold 0:0, p.257 		Brief history, banquet program, and roster of members; photo.
28 Football
Old Gold 0:0, p.275 		Description of 1908 season, cartoon, players, and prospects; photo.
29 Minnesingers make hit; glee club assisted by cellist, pianist and tenor give fine concert
Normal Eyte 19:21, p.322 		Brief review and program of the performance.
30 Athletics; football
Normal Eyte 19:4, p.56 		Schedule being arranged; the potential benefits of being able to coach football; Russell Glasener injured.
31 The Troubadours
Old Gold 0:0, p.148 		Troubadours formed in 1899 to prepare members for Minnesingers. Membership hit a record level in 1908 with forty members; photo.
32 Y. M. C. A. notes
Normal Eyte 18:25, p.389 		Elect new cabinet officers; hope to raise $200 to furnish room; state secretary will visit campus to speak.
33 R. L. Crouse
Normal Eyte 17:15, p.238 		Will teach in Butler County.
34 Maude Currier and Ray Crouse
Normal Eyte 17:14, p.222 		Back in school.
35 R. L. Crouse
Normal Eyte 17:14, p.221 		Back in school.