Normal Eyte — February 24, 1894

Page	Title	Summary
169	We have heard considerable complaint	Some students find open classroom windows uncomfortable.
169	The first issue of The Field and School Naturalist	Praise for the efforts of Professor Arey and Mr. Draper.
169	With this issue	Edith Neely resigns from the Normal Eyte staff.
170	The convention	Report on the YMCA meeting in Davenport.
173	Very flattering reports	R. C. Adams doing well in Ireton.
173	John Kleinsorge	May complete course at University of Iowa.
173	James H. Lees	Clerking at C. A. Wise company.
173	The sole representative of ISNS	Bridgie Cunningham teaching in Waterloo.
173	Miss Sara M. Riggs	Will graduate from University of Michigan.
173	W. W. Bartine	Teaching in Ocheydan.
173	The Office is arranging the Alumni Register	Hopes to use this activity to gather information for the Normal Eyte.
173	J. P. Huggett	Gives up work in Bancroft due to poor health; J. R. Byers will fill that position.
173	Angie Elder	Teaching in Ireton.
173	Albert E. Felmley	Has been studying law; will teach near Cedar Falls.
173	R. A. Elwood	Principal at Colby, Kansas.
173	Pauline M. Leader	Will graduate from the University of Iowa medical school.
173	Elizabeth Klein	Principal at Zearing.
173	M. C. Cunningham	Studying law.
173	G. H. Olmstead	Will do institute work in Osceola.
173	Janet Cowen	Doing well in Panova.
174	Miss Kennan is recovering
174	And still the measles rage!
174	J. P. Huggett	Visiting campus.
174	The state oratorical association	Admitted ISNS to membership.
174	Miss Margaret Baker	Entertains History Club.
174	Miss Maude Milliman	Teaching in Nebraska.
174	Chas. F. Severance	Doing well at Shellsburg where Bertha Pratt also teaches.
174	Y. M. & Y. W. C. A.	Meeting leaders announced; two will attend Detroit meeting.
175	J. W. Jarnagin, E. R. Moore, and Judge I. J. McDuffie	Visiting Committee on campus.
175	The Philos	George Chandler will deliver alumnus address.
175	Miss Ida Sala	Teaching in Centerville.
175	Miss Chick	Mother takes her home to recover from her accident.
175	Miss Sadie Herrick and Miss Libbie Maclean	Visit Independence.
175	Prof. Arey	Will talk about the physiology of athletics.
175	E. E. Crane	Has been teaching in River Sioux; will re-enter school.
175	The III Year class	Elect representatives.
175	Messers. Everett Niday and W. E. Albertson	Both quite sick with measles.
175	The II yr. H. S. class	Has selected Commencement orators.
175	Miss Susan Graham	Will teach in Lewis.
175	Miss Sophia Keeler	Will finish course with Fourth Year class.
175	Miss Addie Calkins	Teaching near Corning.
175	Miss Ella Waters	Spends weekend at home.
175	Mr. Thompson	Visits his sons.
175	Miss Hill	Visits Miss Hieber.
175	Harry Aldrich	Visited campus.
175	Miss Nora Cree	Called home.
175	Miss Nervie Keeler	Visited by father.
176	Too late for publication	J. P. Huggett had to leave position in Bancroft because of over-work.
176	The Quill of Feb. 10th	President Seerley delivers paper on place of athletics in the colleges.
176	Program for M'Arey Natural History Association	Speakers and topics.