Normal Eyte — February 18, 1893

Page	Title	Summary
163	President Seerley has been appointed	Named Honorary Vice President of National Education Association.
163	It is with a feeling of deep sorrow	Charlie Johnson died after a short illness; resolution of condolence.
164	Rosalind and Celia	Essay on Shakespeare.
164	The bath tub movement	New YMCA baths, including a tub, three showers, and a heater, have been installed; appeals to alumni for an additional $30 to pay off expenses.
165	The Alpha open session	Detailed description of program.
166	Southern excursions	Railroad will sell round trip ticket for price of one fare for trips to the South.
166	Those who have labored to ascend Normal Avenue	Hill has been icy.
166	A card of thanks	Appreciates assistance at time of death of Charlie Johnson.
166	A correction	Believes that article on compulsory military drill conveyed wrong impression.
167	No word has yet been heard	Seniors still hoping for excused time to work on theses.
167	Some one suggests	Are wisdom teeth to blame for sickness among seniors.
167	Miss Myrtle Bowman	Back at school.
167	Harry Aldrich	Has been sick.
167	Ad Miller	Recovering from long illness.
167	Miss Emma Evans	Returns to school.
167	Miss Nellie Hudson	Has been sick.
167	Frank Briden and sister Jennie	Visit home.
167	B. A. Cubbage	Visits Alice Tedro.
167	Wheeled conveyances are gradually beginning to reappear	Spring may be on the way.
167	Oliver Harvey	Elected valedictorian of all societies; other representatives also elected.
167	Beniah Dimmitt	Enters school.
167	Ada Down	Will return to school.
168	Major Dinwiddie	Delivering series of lectures on army organization.
168	W. I. Benham	Principal at Hamilton Institute in Mendota, Virginia.
168	Doctor James Alderson	Enjoying the practice of medicine in Benton, Wisconsin.
168	James P. Dodds	Has been superintendent in Sigourney; will edit newspaper in Horton, Kansas.
168	If rumors can be believed	W. R. Patterson is busy with job and activities in Montour.
168	Miss Kate Schell	Has been ill.
168	The genial countenance of W. W. Coates	Visited Normal; may be headed West.
168	Even the faculty are not exempt	Misses McGovern and King have been sick.
168	Chapel orations during the past week	Speakers and topics.
168	Normal Hill has been unusually lively	Students still enjoying sledding while the snow lasts.
169	Few of our lady alumni	Anna Livingood moves to new building in Pueblo, Colorado.
169	Alice Lynd	Teaching in Cresco.
169	The class letter of the Third Years	Excerpts from class letter.
169	John A. Kleinsorge	His school will be represented at the World's Fair.
169	John Schroeder	In real estate business in Elgin, Nebraska.
169	Miss Etta Robinson	Second assistant at high school in Onawa.
170	Miss Clara Hearst	Teaching in Cedar Falls.
170	Dan Rhodes	Well-established in Camanche.
170	Word comes from E. A. Crary	Doing well at University of Iowa.
170	Y. M. & Y. W. C. A.	Leaders announced; Mrs. Young speaks on Alaska work.
170	Inauguration of President Elect Cleveland	Railroad will offer good prices on excursions to Washington, D. C.
170	Mr. L. B. Moffett	Enjoying success with his job.
170	Miss Louisa Franklin	Principal in Muscatine
170	Joseph Magee	Did not accept previously mentioned position; now agent for Dubuque Building and Loan Association.
170	Among those to whom state certificates have been issued	Roster of Normal alumni.
170	Ray Keeler	Visits Normal.
170	Miss Olive Henness	Teaching in Story City.
170	Miss Matie B. Steimel	Teaching in Sibley.