Issue Contents
Page 1
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1 | India | Essay. |
Page 2
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2 | Men of the Mayflower | Essay. |
Page 3
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3 | Normal cheerfulness | Has always found cheerfulness at the Normal School. |
4 | Skilled teachers Kraiger--Sara Elizabeth (Class of 1884) |
Outlines skills needed by good teachers. |
Page 4
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5 | A retrospective glance | Enrollment is at record level; students making plans for next term; literary society work prospering but could be even better. |
6 | Force Gilchrist--James Cleland (Principal of ISNS) |
Professor Gilchrist presents essay on physics. |
7 | The Students' Offering | Roster of staff. |
Page 5
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8 | Bookkeeping Hull--W. N. |
Professor Hull outlines books needed in double entry bookkeeping. |
9 | It is reported | Humorous note that Mrs. Gilchrist will give her husband a new handkerchief if he will refrain from using it in connection with experiments using sulphuric acid. |
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10 | A new library catalogue | Each student will receive a list of all books in the library; it will be arranged by subject, shelf number, and author. |
11 | A. H. Van Scey and Maggie H. Roberts | Married recently. |
12 | A. T. Jones | Goes out to teach in hopes that his health will be improved. |
13 | B. F. Langdon | Auditor in Storm Lake. |
14 | Charles Williams and Nellie Getchell | Married December 4, 1881. |
15 | Consummate ingenuity | Students in Chapel building find way to communicate with students in main building. |
16 | D. B. Greigg | Attending college in Illinois. |
17 | Ella Rich | Teaching near Janesville. |
18 | Emily Gosden | Teaching in Butler County. |
19 | Esther Carpenter | Leaves school because of poor health. |
20 | F. Fiester | Superintendent of penmanship in Clinton. |
21 | Fannie Overman | Married Mr. Williams. |
22 | Florence Long | Teaching in Homer. |
23 | Jessie E. Fitch | Attending the University of Nebraska. |
24 | Laura Greene | Finds initial opposition to, but later success with her methods of teaching. |
25 | Libbie Perkins | Visits friends at Normal. |
26 | Luella Pollock | Teaching in Ida Grove. |
27 | Mary Coddington Rowen | Returns from Colorado to live in Janesville. |
28 | Mary D. Carr | Engaged at institute in Toledo. |
29 | Mrs. Hunt | Lectures on temperance; advises future teachers to preach temperance scientifically. |
30 | Over fifty teachers | Have left school to go out to teach during the term. |
31 | Professor Hull | Delivers new program card to Philomatheans. |
32 | School has lately been visited | Former students visit. |
33 | Societies | Philos meet every Saturday at 7PM; Alphas meet every Saturday evening. |
34 | Thanksgiving came and went | Description of Thanksgiving meal and entertainment. |
35 | The marriage | Dora M. Howard married T. M. Brown. |
36 | We also hear | Sarah Pierce married Mr. Vaughn. |
37 | Y. M. C. A. lecture course | Will consist of five lectures and one elocutionary entertainment. |