Normal Eyte — June 23, 1894

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
7	Class poem	Text of the poem.
283	Editorial	Explains that this is just a special issue of a newspaper, not a book, intended for those interested in ISNS.
283	The literary program of the Alumni Association	Association places graduates of old elementary course on same footing as graduates of current course; officers elected; speakers listed.
283	The S. U. I. excursion	About 450 students take train to University of Iowa; burning culvert causes delay, but everyone enjoyed the trip; drawing of the culvert incident.
284	Baccalaureate	Extensive excerpts from President Seerley's address on "the chief good".
284	An American education	Extensive excerpts from address by Henry Sabin.
285	T. U. McManus	Visited during Commencement.
285	Jacob Belz	Has done well in Dysart.
285	A product of imagination	Fanciful drawing of a senior in cap and gown.
285	The drill	Student Battalion presents long drill for Commencement crowd; Governor Jackson attends.
285	Miss Ida Shaw	Visited during Commencement.
285	Daniel Rhodes	Visited during Commencement.
286	C. A. Fullerton	Will continue at Manson.
286	Miss Dorcas Whitaker and Miss Margaret McCleary	Graduate from nurse training school in Chicago.
286	We regret very much	J. H. Fellingham left out of Fourth Year picture, but he is included in the Normal Eyte staff picture.
286	Miss Shirley Maxwell	Will teach in Neola.
286	Miss Agnes Heightshoe	Will continue in Perry.
286	Miss Bertha Pratt	Will teach in Shellsburg.
286	O. M. Harvey	Will teach in Burlington.
286	Miss Florence Zerwekh	Finishes year at University of Iowa; will look for high school work.
286	Miss Florence Clay	Has finished year of study in Minneapolis.
286	Y. G. Barnell	Will be principal at Brighton.
286	Miss Byrde Hill	Visited during Commencement.
286	Miss Maud Miller	Taught this year at Odebolt.
286	Messrs. Graham, Merwin, and Chassell	Visited friends at Commencement.
286	Mrs. Whitmore and Miss Maude	Guests of Clara Whitmore.
286	Chas. Severance	Doing well in Shellsburg.
286	Leslie Chapman	Entertains friends.
286	Miss Minnie Moore	Doing well in Perry.
286	Miss Carrie C. Rule	Will teach in Sheldon.
286	Messrs. Harvey and Fellingham	Visited by mothers.
286	Miss Gertrude Childs	Will continue at Atlantic.
286	J. Herbert Kelley	Will work in Alden.
286	Miss Amy Reed	Will return to Sibley.
286	Miss Leibrock	Will teach in Elkader.
286	F. M. Allen	Will be principal in Marathon.
286	C. Ray Aurner	Will return to Adel.
286	Miss Ella Scurry	Teaching in Eldora
286	Mr. Van Dorn	Visited Fannie Archer.
286	W. E. Long	Will be principal in Marble Rock.
286	L. H. Andrews	Will continue as principal in Sioux Center.
286	Miss Elsie Orcutt	Visited during Commencement.
286	Miss Lillie Johnson	Will join Third Year class next year.
286	Misses Douglas and Dodd	Guests of Alice Shoemaker.
287	Normal Eyte staff	Staff photo; photo.
289	General song, Class '94	Text of song.
289	H. S. class song	Text of song.
289	Third Year class song	Text of class song.
289	Fourth Year class song	Text of song.
290	Y. M. & Y. W. C. A.	A look at the past year; membership has increased; Mission Circle had been active; sending delegates to Geneva.
290	On Normal Bridge at 12	Drawing of couple on the bridge.
292	The faculty	Profiles of the faculty; photo.
295	Board of Directors	Profiles of the current board members.
296	Fulfilling his contract	Drawing of President Seerley in a schoolroom; when the local district wanted ISNS to include its children in a Training School, President Seerley had to sign a teaching contract to make the arrangement legal.
297	Fourth Years, 1893	A quick look back by a member of the Class of 1893.
297	Our fifth year	Cartoon of a fielder catching a ball.
298	Cracking jokes	Drawing of Professor Wright cracking jokes.
298	Third Years, 1893	Reminiscences from the Class of 1893.
298	The Princess Ida	Commencement oration.
300	Non solum nobis sed pro patria	Commencement oration.
302	Giftonian speech	Commencement oration.
303	Untitled	Board of Directors; photo.
305	The new Locksley Hall	Commencement oration.
306	Patriot-soldier of Italy	Commencement oration on Garibaldi.
307	Humanity's best expression	Commencement oration
308	The philosophy of reforms	Commencement oration.
309	England's debt to Ireland	Commencement oration.
310	Advice to the faculty	Commencement oration.
311	As others see us	Commencement oration.
312	Bismarck	Commencement oration.
313	Untitled	Class of 1894 Fourth Years; photo.
316	B. Dimmitt	Will be principal at Hopkins.
316	Misses Archer and Titus	Fannie Archer will teach in Waverly; Cynthia Titus will teach in Cedar Rapids.
316	Miss Nellie McAlvin	Home for summer vacation.
316	Miss Margaret Baker	Has been ill.
316	Mrs. Helen Hearst Hammer	Welcome guest to campus.
316	F. G. Miller	Re-elected principal at Parkersburg.
316	Miss Nora Vaughan	Went on excursion to Iowa City.
316	R. M. Arey	Visited Iowa City.
316	Miss Belle Nutting	Taught in Winterset.
316	Miss Lena Brown	Will teach in Story City.
316	Miss Helen St. John	Will teach in southern Minnesota.
316	Miss Sallie D. Van Metre	Will teach in Tipton.
316	Mr. Larson	Guest of G. W. Randlett.
316	C. A. Fields	Visited with friends.
316	Albert Orcutt	Visited G. J. Haven.
316	Miss Lucile Marsh	Will teach in Cresco.
317	Mrs. D. F. Hoover and Miss Baker	Miss Baker will spend a portion of the summer on campus to acquaint herself with the library and prepare for her position as librarian which will start in September 1894.
317	A. Leslie Comstock	Visits friends; doing well in Oskaloosa.
317	The announcement of the Senior vacation	Seniors appreciate release from classes.
317	Reminiscence: the Class of 1888	B. W. McKeen recalls oral examinations at end of second year, bending of Rule XI, and other matters.
318	Athletics	History of Athletic Association organized March 11, 1892; list of current record holders in various track and field events; history of sports and athletic facilities on campus; football team organized in fall 1893.
319	Philomathean Society	History of society.
320	Alpha	History of Alpha Society.
321	Shakespearean Society	History of the society.
321	Cliosophic	History of the society.
322	Orios	History of the society.
322	Orios	History of the society.
323	Untitled	Baseball team; photo.
325	Aristotelian Society	History of the society.
325	Neotrophian	History of the society.
326	Zetalethean	History of the society.