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Extracts from Graduating Orations of the Classes of 1881
Between the lights The comfort of quiet time.
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F. R. Willis Married and licensed to preach.
J. S. White Plans for next year unsettled.
Mary Ballantyne Assistant principal at Brooklyn High.
J. E. McCarty Unsure about next year's work.
Libbie Perkins Poor health prevents her from attending Commencement.
Faculty Summer plans for the faculty include meetings, institutes, and vacation.
Cora Pierce Langstaff Visits and watches her brother graduate.
Ella Alden Will teach in Alden.
Charles Johnson Will farm.
Ernest Nichols Taught in Luana; will return to school.
Nellie Jones Called home on death of mother.
Carrie Lang Will teach in Marshalltown.
George B. Phelps Marries and will continue teaching.
Ed M. Rands Marries Maggie Creelman.
Kate Jones Teaching in Fairfield.
W. J. Dean Will teach in New Sharon.
Rose Southard Will attend the University.
Albert Grundy Will remain at Dyersville.
G. W. Newton Will teach or attend school next year.
Tillia Palmer Will be principal in Grinnell.
Maggie Rae Will return to Cherokee next year.
W. I. Benham Will be in charge of schools in Alden.
Carrie Flint Health improved; will visit during Commencement.
The program of the Philomathean Society Description of the program; includes debate.
The exercises of the Alpha Society Description of program.
The Alumni Association met Met, elected officers, enjoyed program.
The Alpha and Philomathean Literary Societies Prospered this year with larger memberships and good programs.
The Normal campus Large number of shade trees and fifty ornamental shrubs planted this spring.
S. B. Reed Returns to University.
Vina Warr Teaching in Des Moines.
The Students' Offering Roster of staff.
The Baccalaureate sermon Program of the service.