Normal Eyte — February 17, 1894

Page	Title	Summary
161	The bill providing for an appropriation	Visiting Committee has reduced recommendations in some areas; list of sums as they now stand; President Seerley seems optimistic that it will pass.
161	Keep posted	Everyone should read newspapers, magazines, and reviews in order to keep upwith the world outside the school.
162	A Kranky Kroak	Would like audiences for literary society sessions to be seated and not mill around outside the hall; believes applause should be reserved for fine performances.
162	The library party	Description of party at Frank Cotton's home in which students wore badges hinting at book titles; faculty and senior class were guests.
162	The gymnasium	Athletic Association gathers subscriptions from students to equip a small gymnasium in the armory; good place for students to get in shape for spring sports or just to keep in good health during the winter.
163	Women in the Fatherland	An essay on German women from recent Alpha session.
165	Athletic	Excerpts from Professor Parish's address to the men on the subject of athletics.
165	Y. M. & Y. W. C. A.	Membership now over four hundred; considering the habits of a Christian.
165	Byrde L. Hill	Doing well at Coon Rapids.
165	Wilbur H. Bender	Will finish course at University of Iowa and likely continue at another university; could be headed for a college teaching position.
166	Miss Florence Claypool	Recovering from serious illness.
166	Miss Olive Grobel	Teaching in Camanche schools under Principal E. B. Williams.
166	Rev. John W. Geiger	Will speak in chapel.
166	S. T. Walker	Went to Cedar Rapids.
166	Harry Aldrich	Visited the Hill.
166	Mr. Albertson	Has been sick.
166	Why don't the IV years have a sleighing party?
166	Miss Agnes Boal	Has the measles.
166	Mrs. Agnes (Pitcher) Claypool	Has a new daughter.
166	Miss Allie D. Asquith	Teaching in Lamoni.
166	We are glad to hear	Gertrude Childs teaching in Atlantic.
166	C. E. Locke	Plans to return from California to take Fourth Year course at the Normal.
167	The dreaded foe	Many have the measles, but none has taken a serious turn.
167	We are sorry to learn	Elma Raymond recovering more slowly than expected.
167	O. M. Harvey	Injured himself.
167	Miss Charlotte Shearer	Married Martin Goodale.
167	Miss Alice Erion	Teaching in South Omaha, but has been sick.
167	W. D. Taylor	Leaves position in Eddyville.
167	Neotrophians have elected officers	Roster of officers.
167	The incoming officials	Orio officers.
167	The Zetaletheans	Roster of officers.
167	Dan Beck	Back in school after having the measles.
167	Miss Jamison	Recovering from illness.
167	The Orios	First society to furnish their hall with a piano.
167	Frank Miller	Visits the Normal.
167	Mr. Hollis followed his brother home	Both have the measles.
167	Mr. J. R. Byers	Will teach in Bancroft.
167	The new Alpha officers	Roster of officers.
167	Mrs. Loughridge and Mrs. Arey	Are sick.
167	Mrs. Terwilliger	Visited daughter Daisy.
167	P. G. Fullerton	Visited the Normal.
167	Mrs. Jamison	Visits daughter Myrtle.
167	Miss Sallie Van Metre	Visited by brother.
167	Miss Anna Goodale	Visited home in Parkersburg.
167	Will Knickerbocker and Harlie Jennings	Visited chapel.
167	Charles Stinson, Misses Montgomery, Larkin, and Willey	Have measles.
168	Messrs. O. M. Harvey and S. T. Walker	Will petition for acceptance of Normal Oratorical Association into state association.
168	Washington's Birthday	Students invited to Congregational Church for $.15 supper.
168	The Appropriations Committee	Recommends $70,000 instead of the earlier figure of $94,500; outcome uncertain.
168	The Fourth Year class	Elected representatives for Commencement planning.
168	An unusually large crowd	Aristos debate relative merits of ill-natured tidy woman versus good-natured untidy woman; elect new officers.
168	P. E. McClenahan	Principal in Baldwin; receives high praise.
168	Owing to the illness of certain parties	Oratorical contest postponed.
168	An apparent case of poisoning	Victim had convulsions and stupor.