Normal Eyte — March 3, 1894

Page	Title	Summary
177	Iowa oratory	Detailed description of the Iowa Collegiate Oratorical Association meeting at which ISNS was admitted to membership.
177	During the meeting	At the State Oratorical Association meeting, delegates considered the formation of a collegiate press association.
178	The lecture	Notes and criticisms on lecture by Mr. Geiger.
179	Lawn tennis	Iowa Inter-collegiate Lawn Tennis Association meets in Fairfield; tournament set up for May.
181	John R. McKee	Still principal in Fairfield, Nebraska.
181	Y. M. & Y. W. C. A.	Meeting leaders announced; Professor Loughridge speaks.
181	Thos. Amlie	Will graduate from University of Iowa.
181	Josephine Carlon Smith	Teaching in Wisconsin.
181	Lou P. Barrett	Principal at Park Rapids, Minnesota.
181	The Walnut schools	Etta Calderwood, Mary Steele, and Emma Randall teaching there.
181	Bertha Donchny	Teaching in Cedar Rapids.
181	Prin. F. E. Lenocker	Making fine record in Arcadia.
181	Prin. E. B. Williams	Doing well in Camanche; Olive Grobel is teacher there.
181	Miss Elizabeth Jones of Fairfield and Miss Brown of Mt. Pleasant	Attend state association meeting in support of candidacy of ISNS Oratorical Association.
181	Anna Champion	Re-elected with raise in Osage.
181	Emma S. Heverly	Teaching in Arcadia.
181	Finnette Ferris	Teaching in Hampton.
181	W. R. Patterson	On Quill board at University of Iowa.
181	Maude Smith	Teaching in Talmage.
182	Prof. Bartlett's home	Birthday celebration.
182	E. O. and Etta Bronson	Visited by brother Frank.
182	Those who were so unfortunate	New group of students who have measles.
182	Della Northey	Visits friends in Waterloo.
182	Miss Neely	Anticipates rest this spring.
182	Miss Beulah Hopley	Visits friend.
182	Miss Margaret Montgomery and W. E. Albertson	Have recovered enough to attend school.
182	Misses Jennie Gilroy, Nellie Tierney, and Julia Dunn	Left school because of sickness.
182	Miss Mary Taylor	Returns after two weeks at home with measles.
182	Miss Nora Niday	Visited by mother.
182	A very entertaining program	Will hold benefit for baseball team.
182	Mrs. Seerley has returned
182	Miss King	Visited chapel.
182	Miss Mollie Brandhorst	Visits friends.
182	Girls, do you attend	Miss McFarland speaks to the women every Thursday afternoon.
182	Miss Clara Mason	Called home because of family illness.
182	Mr. Bley	Mailman has been sick.
182	Miss Georgia Johnson	Visited friends in Manchester.
183	The joint debate	Men's societies hold joint debate; Philos win over Aristos, 2-1.
183	Monday, February 26th, was our Senior Professor's 60th birthday	President Seerley makes remarks in chapel; Professor Bartlett responds with comments on the ISNS.
183	Miss Sophia Keeler	Appears on campus.
183	Orations of the week	List of speakers and topics.
183	The representatives for Commencement	List of representatives.
183	The seniors can be easily recognized	President Seerley excuses them from class so that they can work on their theses.
183	An exchange tells us	Humorous look at caps and gowns.
183	Responding to the invitation	Aristos have photo taken by Mr. Veatch; Philos will follow.
183	Miss Baker	Speaks on Delsarti and physical education.
183	There are enrolled	There are sixty students in the Preparatory Department and sixty in the Training School; one hundred senior students are giving instruction in those departments.
183	This year the Alpha Society	Estella Harding will be society valedictorian.
183	Perhaps the results of the inter-society debate	Performance of Philos refutes criticism.
183	Miss Lillie Dale and F. M. Allen	Attend student volunteer meeting in Detroit.
184	Prof. Arey gave an interesting lecture	Speaks on physiology of athletics.
184	Hester V. Cummins	Publishes book of poetry.
184	Program of the Oratorical Contest	List of speakers and topics; Clara Eckhard wins among six contestants.
184	Program for the Philo Open Session	Description of entertainments.