Normal Eyte — May 11, 1894

Page	Title	Summary
2	Tuesday morning	Class presents Professor Wright with bouquet.
249	The prompt and vigorous action	Applauds state government actions against hazing.
249	Representatives from seven different colleges	Applauds efforts of colleges to establish closer union with State Teachers Association.
250	In the interest of science	Carl Treimer tells of his scientific explorations.
251	The Orio public	Description of the scene and the performers in the session.
251	A day at Independence	Account of baseball game; train with sixty people makes the trip; Independence was ahead of ISNS, 8-3, when the rains came; impressions of a visit to the mental institution; enjoyable trip.
253	Y. M. & Y. W. C. A.	Meeting leaders announced; F. M. Allen resigns from YMCA position; increased interest in mission work.
253	Miss Ida Morgan	Re-elected at Bedford.
253	L. H. Andrews	Re-elected at Sioux Center.
253	R. C. Adams	Declines re-election at Ireton.
253	Reports reach us	C. M. Thompson and Lulu Hall doing well in LeRoy, Minnesota.
253	Miss Kate Cunningham	Will teach in Vinton.
253	We judge that J. E. Smith	Doing well in Carroll.
253	The "vacuum" found	A current senior looks back at the advice that last year's seniors gave.
253	Wm. T. Dick	Re-elected principal at Bonaparte.
253	A. L. Comstock	Re-elected principal in Oskaloosa.
253	Samuel Younkin	Will teach in Oskaloosa.
253	Walter Guthridge	Transferred to central building in Centerville.
253	Grace E. Milliman	Resigns from Logan and will move south for her health.
253	Miss Lou P. Barrett	Will spend summer in Denver, Colorado.
254	A romantic marriage	Bertha Donahue elopes to marry Bert Morphy.
255	Miss Agnes Boal	Will teach in Clear Lake.
255	Miss Frances Cross	Offered position in Marshalltown.
255	Miss Alice St. John	Will teach in Cedar Falls.
255	Miss Waite	Health improved.
255	Miss Farrington	Entertained in Cedar Falls.
255	Miss Cynthia Titus	Visited friends.
255	Miss Grace Griffin	Attended convention.
255	Miss Laura Perkins	Will teach in Mr. Ayr.
255	Misses Sophie and Nervie Keeler	Entertained their sister Bess.
255	Miss Shaffner and Messrs. Gillen and Slusher	Visited Clara Bedford.
255	Miss Rockwell	Visited Frances Allison.
255	Miss Blanche Fort	Will teach in Eagle Grove.
255	Misses Beulah Hopley and Fannie Archer	Have been sick.
255	Miss Clara Whitmore	Will teach at Columbus Junction.
255	J. E. Clayton	Visits home.
255	Miss Minnie Hegner	Enrolls.
255	Miss Ollie Orr	Returns from visit home.
255	Harry Stein	Has measles.
255	L. A. Wescott	Visited Postville.
255	Miss Harriet Cunningham	Visited by father.
255	Miss Teressa Smith	Visited Mamie Ryan.
256	Friday afternoon	Clios hold contest; competitions and competitors announced..
256	Miss Georgia Johnson	Taken home; slowly recovering from nervous prostration.
256	J. W. Jarnagin	Purchases complete control of Montezuma Herald.
256	A. A. Baker	Walking with crutch after injury suffered during Field Day preparation.
256	G. W. Randlett	Acted as judge in state declamatory contest.
256	This past week	Seniors have been interviewing with school boards.
256	Alpha officers	Roster of officers.
256	New officers of the Clio Society	Roster of officers.
256	Prof. Parish	Will do institute work in Colorado this summer.
256	Miss Artie Roberts	Will teach in Creston.
256	Miss Estella Harding	Will teach in Cedar Falls.
256	Harry Thompson	Recovering slowly from scarlet fever.
256	R. M. Wyant	Has been ill.
256	E. O. and Etta Bronson	Will attend wedding of their sister Winnie.
256	Miss Katherine Laird	Will teach in Anamosa.