Normal Eyte — May 19, 1894

Page	Title	Summary
257	On last Friday evening	ISNS engages in first intercollegiate debate with Iowa State University; believes this, like intercollegiate athletics, is an appropriate activity for a normal school.
258	In accordance with the previous announcement	Board of Managers of Normal Eyte elected.
258	The joint debate	Detailed description of the first intercollegiate debate for ISNS against Iowa State University; subject was taxation; ISNS won.
260	Waterloo 18, ISNS 9	Detailed description of baseball game.
261	Mrs. Snider	Visits chapel.
261	Miss Isabella Fields	Visits the Normal.
261	Mr. Stockwell	Returns to school after illness.
261	Glenn Haven	Visits Jesup.
261	Miss Mary Speer	Visits the Normal.
261	Miss Bertha Wyant	Visited by mother.
261	Eleanor Wood	Will teach in Logan.
261	Myrtie Hoagland and Edith Hoagland	Aunt dies.
261	Minnie D. Ashbrook	Re-elected at Marshalltown.
261	Helen Sisson	Father dies.
261	Nell J. Gunn	Will teach in Marengo.
261	J. W. Case	Traveling for YMCA newspaper.
261	Walter Guthridge	Will be principal of large new school in Centerville.
261	Miss Mae Loonan	Gives up work because of health.
261	Y. M. & Y. W. C. A.	Meeting leaders named; seeking contributions to send women to Lake Geneva convention.
261	S. M. Coddington	Taking voice culture in Chicago.
262	Prof. Parish	Attended county superintendents meeting.
262	Miss Bertha Bishop	Will be principal in Alden.
262	A party of twenty-four I. A. C. students	Visited the Normal.
262	Miss Elsie Arnold	Will teach in Boone and State Center.
262	Miss Doolittle	Guest of Professor Loughridge.
262	O. H. L. Mason	Visited the Normal.
262	Miss Elizabeth MacLean	Will teach in Carroll.
262	Miss Beulah Hopley	Mother visits.
262	Miss Curkeet	Visited by mother.
262	Misses Denniston, Keeler, Bedford, and Schwertly	Visit Waterloo.
262	Miss Fannie Emery	Has gone home to care for Georgia Johnson.
262	Miss Bessie Hall	Visits Waterloo.
262	Miss Hursey	Visits brother George.
262	Prof. Wright	Visits Cedar Rapids.
263	Mr. and Mrs. Arey	Celebrate 25th wedding anniversary; faculty give surprise party.
263	F. G. Miller and H. B. Lizer	Attend debate.
263	Lucy J. Sweetszer	Has taught in Grundy County; may teach in Nebraska.
263	Miss McFarland	Speaks to women on dress.
263	The final Orio silver medal debate	Explanation of new debate format.
263	The ISNS Lecture Committee	Announces that Schubert Male Quartette will perform.
263	Miss Beulah Hopley	Leaves school due to illness.
263	Paul Peterson	Visits campus.
263	Miss Harper	Visits Frankie Cross.
263	Misses Zennie Harder and Margaret Montgomery	Will teach in State Center.
263	Miss Frances Cross	Will teach in Marshalltown.
263	Misses Fannie Archer, Frances Allison, and Mary Scott	Will teach in Boone.
263	L. H. Minkel	Has the mumps.
263	Misses Chick and Ireland	Have been sick.
263	Miss Harriet Cunningham	Will teach in Anamosa.
263	Miss Lena Hussey	Will stay in Clear Lake.