Normal Eyte — June 2, 1894

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
2	Mr. Editor	Carl Treimer offers to help ISNS students if they go to Iowa City for the summer session.
273	The I. A. C. Student of May 28	Echoes ISU student newspaper in asking students to respect the beauty of their school; do not cut across the grass and do not vandalize the buildings.
273	Commencement	What is the prospect for the graduate?
274	I. S. N. S. 10--Independence 19	Account of baseball game.
275	Our honored dead	Tribute to those who gave their lives in the defense of the United States.
276	Y. M. & Y. W. C. A.	Meeting leaders announced; urges students to attend even in the season of distractions; delegates selected for Geneva meeting.
277	Miss Ada Burkhead	Guest of Lillie Dale.
277	Miss Henrietta Brayton	Will teach in Logan.
277	Misses Etta Shaffner and Josie Bedford	Guests of Clara Bedford.
277	Pres. Seerley	Attends teachers association meeting in Storm Lake.
277	Miss Effie Irwin	Guest of Bess Hall.
277	Miss Baker	Entertained friends.
277	W. L. Hearst	Visited home.
277	Mr. Wyant	Back in school.
277	Miss Laura Perkins	Mother visits.
277	Miss Rosa Magill	Visits friends.
277	Miss Elsie Arnold	Entertained friend.
277	Della Northey	Will teach at Hampton.
277	Miss Helen Clute	Will be principal at Atlantic.
277	Miss Blanche Perry	Will teach at Park City, Utah.
277	Cynthia Titus	May teach in West Waterloo.
277	Florence Streeter	Re-elected at Boone.
277	Clara Blackburn	Teaching in Anamosa.
277	Miss Fannie Archer	Back in school.
277	Mr. McNair	Guest of Miss Farrington.
277	Ladies and Gentlemen	Invitation to Alumni Association banquet.
277	Miss Etta Brooks	Re-elected at Charles City.
277	Vinnie Marsh	Will teach at Charles City.
277	S. B. Stonerook	Completes year at New London.
277	C. A. Draper	Will be principal at New Hartford.
277	Miss Maude Humphrey	Will teach at Shelby.
277	Miss Sadie Seabloom	Will teach at Wahoo, Nebraska.
278	A. M. Willson	Will seek work in Colorado.
278	Miss Frances Allison	Declines offer from West Waterloo for better position in Boone.
278	Misses Edna and Helen Poor	Visited campus; Helen Poor will teach in Independence.
278	Robert Fullerton's unusually genial countenance	Visited by father.
278	Miss Mae Loonan	Hopes to be able to return to work in Mitchelville.
278	On Memorial Day	No recitations held; student battalion and many students joined GAR for memorial service.
278	O. M. Harvey	Hurts arm playing baseball.
278	Miss Elsie Barnett	Visits the Normal.
278	A. G. DeHart	Called home due to mother's illness.
278	J. H. Fellingham	Will teach in Fort Dodge.
278	Miss Vinnie Marsh	Will replace Ida Shaw in Charles City.
278	Misses Eva Woodward and Jessie Fitch	Leave school due to health.
278	Miss Sadie Herrick	Will teach in Belvidere, Illinois.
279	Miss Harriet and C. E. Stinson	Return to school after father's death.
279	The base ball game	Attracted considerable attention; about seventy from Independence attended as well as local townspeople.
279	In the bicycle races at Waterloo	I. M. Dodge wins two races and places second in a third; winning times for races.
279	The M'Arey Natural History Association	Roster of speakers and topics.
280	The necessary number of tickets	Students will take railroad trip to Iowa City.
280	As usual the S. N. S. battalion	Participates in Memorial Day parade to Opera House; performs forty minute drill exhibition.
280	Janet Buchanan	Wrote prize story for Midland Monthly.
282	Untitled	Panoramic view of campus looking east; photo.