Normal Eyte — January 5, 1895

Page	Title	Summary
213	Notice to students	Normal Book Room now in C. A. Wise & Sons new store at foot of Normal Hill near the bridge.
213	It is very gratifying	Highlights of the ISTA meeting in Des Moines.
214	At the close of last term	December graduates bring 1894 total to 146; list of December graduates.
214	Hereafter there will be an annual competitive drill	Student battalion companies will compete for GAR prize.
214	The Normal reunion	Detailed description of recent reunion; representatives from most classes attend; faculty speak.
215	Friday evening	Excerpts from speech by Joseph Cook on "Ultimate America".
216	Y. W. & Y. M. C. A.	Meeting leaders and officers announced.
216	The State Normal School	O. C. Scott writes his impressions of the school after visiting as an oratorical contest judge.
217	Miss Emma Unrau	Teaching in Reinbeck.
217	Mail box	Mail box located at bookstore.
217	Miss Erdine Rose	Writes from Sanborn, New York.
217	We are not surprised	O. M. Harvey doing good work in Burlington.
217	Our friends, Misses Loonan and Mintier	Doing well at Mitchelville.
217	Miss Agnes Sullivan	Teaching in Dubuque.
217	Mr. R. C. McConnell	Has heard news that he is to be married.
217	Miss Florence Claypool	Teaching in Ledyard.
217	A. A. Baker	Teaching near Colfax.
217	Returning from vacation	Camanche students publish paper.
217	Chas. R. Martin	Married Louisa Lathrop; finished pharmacy course at University of Iowa, but is teaching.
217	W. O. Cummings	Has charge of schools in Lewiston, Idaho.
217	A quiet wedding	H. E. Blackmar married Kitty Fluke on January 1, 1895.
217	Miss Kate Taubman	Early graduate has been teaching in South Dakota.
218	Mr. F. C. Woods	Visits Carl Magee in Charles City.
218	Mr. O. R. Langdon	Married Mattie Younker.
218	On account of overwork	J. H. Fellingham went home early, but should return on time.
218	At the oratorical contest	Robert Fullerton sings at Cornell College.
218	Between 50 and 60 students	Remained at school over the Christmas holidays.
218	Skating must be fine now	Many head for the river.
218	Mr. Gorsuch	Has been sick.
218	Those who remained here	Library busy over Christmas holidays.
218	Mr. Carl Magee	Visited Cedar Falls.
218	Miss Simmons	Spent vacation at Lake Geneva, Wisconsin.
218	Miss Lena Wing	Father returns with her for a visit.
218	On account of sickness	L. H. Minkel will miss some school.
218	Miss Ethel Arey	Gave oration on Peter Cooper.
218	Mr. L. B. Moffett	Visited the Normal.
218	Mr. Percy Huggett	Spent holidays with Professor Arey.
218	Mr. Seerley's	Had family reunion during holiday.
218	Mr. Jas. Maynard	Entered school.
218	Mr. Bert Abel	Visited during vacation.
219	Miss McFarland	Visits Topeka, Kansas, and then ISTA convention.
219	Normal Hill	Messrs. Cotton and Gibson have opened a grocery store on the hill.
219	Regardless of the inclemency of the weather	Students who remained in Cedar Falls over Christmas get together for a party at the school.
219	Among the chapel visitors	List of visitors.
219	The Clios	Announce new officers.
219	Mr. E. O. Bronson	Will work in Waterloo schools.
219	W. E. Albertson	Visited Cedar Falls.
219	J. T. Fackler	Moves to Washington Street.
219	On account of sickness	Ruth Vial gave up work in Waterloo schools.
219	Miss McGovern	Gave large Christmas picture to primary department.
219	Mr. Leslie Chapman	Glad to go home to see family.
220	E. W. Richards	Principal in Luverne.
220	Miss Maude McLaughlin	Studying music at Drake.
220	Miss Mary J. Thompson	Married to T. M. Bowman.
220	Miss Ruth Allison	Teaching in Cresco.
220	G. E. Mueller	Now in Barney.
220	W. S. McKee	Doing well in Atalissa.
220	Melissa Rigby	Teaching in Springdale.
220	During the vacation	New shelves built in library and books rearranged; report on holdings and circulation.
220	Anna C. Goodale	Assistant principal in Parkersburg.