Normal Eyte — September 29, 1894

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
9	Helen Poor	Will teach in Independence.
37	Our school	A look at the progress of the school; growth in enrollment, facilities, revenue, facilities, and reputation.
38	Training School and Preparatory Department	Sixty-six students in the Training School and sixty-five in Preparatory Department; fifty senior students are student teaching in these departments; Miss Supplee hired to direct one-year primary course.
38	Our local subscription list lacks considerable	Asks students to support the Normal Eyte.
38	Resolutions of condolence	Alpha Society remembers Ella Earhart; Shakespearean Society remembers Lizzie McElhiney.
39	Michael Angelo
40	Henry Ed. Nothomb	Studying law at University of Michigan.
40	Miss Florence Claypool	Will teach in Ledyard.
40	E. Avery Crary	Senior at University of Iowa.
40	A card from Benj. McKeen	Now in Waterloo.
40	Prairie City	Stella Tuttle teaching there.
40	C. A. Draper	Teaching at New Hartford.
40	Miss Emma Heverly	Will again teach in Arcadia.
40	Our successful friend	Carl Treimer will teach German in Des Moines.
40	A. L. Lyon	Assistant principal at Moulton.
40	Miss Angie Ireton	Will teach in Ireton.
40	Principal J. E. Clayton	Now in Mabel, Minnesota.
40	B. Esma Galt	Will teach in Sanborn.
40	Miss Emma L. Frink	Will teach in Red Oak.
40	The efficient local editor	Edith Neely teaching in Peabody, Kansas.
40	Miss Ada Harrison	Teaching in Minerva.
40	The board of Carroll	Kittie Howard offered job in Carroll but will teach in Pomeroy.
40	Mrs. Joe Burns	Former Minnie Davies visited chapel.
41	Miss Bee Burns	Has been sick.
41	Mr. U. B. Kepford	Has new violin.
41	Miss Etta Bronson	Teaching near Dunkerton.
41	Miss Ella Farrington	Married James D. McNair.
41	Miss Ada Williams	Teaching at Rock Rapids where Clara Eckhard is in charge.
41	Y. W. & Y. M. C. A.	Meeting leaders announced; four hundred students enrolled in Sunday School.
41	Mr. O. N. Briggs	Entered school.
41	Ella Morrison	Visited the Normal.
42	Among the Waterloo visitors	Mr. Morey visited family.
42	Mr. B. A. Smille	Enrolls at the Normal.
42	Among the many visitors at chapel	Mrs. Seerley and Mrs. Arey attend.
42	Misses McDowell and Hoffman	Visit homes.
42	Miss Grace Tripp	Teaching in Montgomery County.
42	Miss Edna Gamble	Teaching in Ulysses, Nebraska.
42	Miss Isabella Fields	Visited the Normal.
42	We are very glad	F. B. Steece enrolls.
42	A. F. Ewers	Teaching at Albia; hopes to return to school.
42	Miss Cora Hurlbut	Enrolls again.
42	Miss Edith Eighmey	Visited by father.
42	L. H. Minkel	Parents visit.
42	Miss Jessie Roberts	Visited home.
42	The cat came back	Cat visits chapel.
42	Miss King	At chapel.
42	Mr. S. D. Elderkin	Visits Normal.
42	Miss Cora Sawyer	Visited the Normal.
42	Miss Nellie Miller	Sister Emma attending this year, too.
42	Mr. J. W. Grimes	Attending this year.
42	On account of his health	William Bretz is in Colorado.
42	Miss Anna Baker	Visited chapel.
42	Miss Sarah Martin	Teaching in New Mexico.
42	Miss Fannie Bomboy	Now in school.
43	The battalion is in better shape	185 men now in battalion.
43	The band committee	Believes that faculty and school will subscribe $125 for new instruments.
43	Miss Lotta St. John	Teaching in Otranto.
43	If you see a student	Don't interrupt students working on their orations.
43	We notice	C. A. Mackey did not return to school because of death of father.
43	Mr. Chas. Johnson	Breaks collar bone playing baseball.
43	Probably seventy-five girls	Will join societies soon.
43	What a splendid record for the High School of Cedar Falls	Thirteen CFHS graduates now attending the Normal.
43	If the riches of an object	Library receiving heavy use.
43	We are glad	E. J. Leonard brought brother and cousin back to enroll.
43	J. J. Lambert	Worked in lumber business for two years; returns to school.
43	Mr. Carl Stinson	Returns to school.
43	Mr. T. U. McManus	Visits the Normal.
43	On account of sore eyes	Myrtle Chick goes home, but returns.
43	Mr. Proctor	Visits the Normal.
44	Our library	Volumes have been re-arranged and are being catalogued.
44	The program at the Presbyterian reception	Description of fun and games.
44	We notice among the periodicals	Harvard Graduate's Magazine now in library.
44	Now is a good time for tennis playing	Weather good but few are playing.
44	Just as usual	Board of Directors visit chapel as do Misses King and Supplee.
44	Miss Jennie Hutchinson	Will attend University of Chicago.
44	The orators and their subjects	Roster of speakers.
44	The program of the Alphas	Brief description.
44	The usual receptions	Local churches give reception to students.
44	The M'Arey Natural History Association	List of speakers and topics.