Normal Eyte — January 19, 1895

Page	Title	Summary
245	During the past vacation	Masonic Library in Cedar Rapids seeking full set of Normal Eytes.
245	College athletics	Believes college athletics can be carried to an extreme; should aim at developing strong constitution.
246	With the beginning of the year	Library rules change; books may be checked out for two weeks and renewed for one week; fine for overdue books is ten cents per day.
246	The following appointments	Student battalion appointments.
246	We clip the following	Centerville newspaper praises performance of Margaret Baker.
246	The M'Arey Natural History Association	Speakers and topics for next meeting.
246	The Jenny Lind Quartet	Entertained in chapel.
248	J. R. Byers	Doing well at Bancroft.
248	In the midst of his successful work at Ft. Dodge	John Fellingham resigns because of ill health.
248	In the Villisca Review	A. F. Burton doing good work there.
248	Alice Rhine	Taking care of sister and niece who are sick with typhoid fever.
248	Miss Elma Raymond	Now in San Francisco, California; has been sick.
248	Miss Florence Graham	Has been teaching in Atlantic; married Howard J. Clark.
248	W. E. Collins	Will teach at Lake Park, where H. A. Welty had taught.
248	Y. W. & Y. M. C. A.	Meeting leaders announced; statistics on attendance and membership.
249	Miss Annabel Scales	Back in school.
249	Mr. E. O. Bronson	Attended concert on campus.
249	Miss Mamie Ebersole	Returns to school.
249	On account of sickness	Harriet Steele misses school.
249	Mr. E. T. Gilbert	Enrolls.
249	The Oskaloosa Herald	Theodore Anderson will work in railroad office in Eldora.
249	Miss Ethel Burns	Enrolled in school.
249	C. F. Curtis	Principal at Scranton.
249	Miss Abbie Gunn	Teaching in Ft. Madison.
249	Miss Sadie Seabloom	Still teaching in Wahoo, Nebraska.
249	All of our graduates	M. O. Roland selling life insurance.
249	Cresco, a city of good schools	Several Normalites teaching there.
250	Monday morning in chapel	Collect $88 for relief in Nebraska.
250	Miss Fannie Waters	Joins sister Ella as student at the Normal.
250	Some of the small boys	Shoveling snow onto walks so that they can sled.
250	President Seerley	Delivers addresses in Waterloo and Mason City.
250	The orations of the past week	Roster of speakers and topics.
250	Is it anything so very wonderful	President Seerley goes to his office after chapel and forgets that he has a class to teach.
250	Miss Nettie Rose	Resigned position in Ft. Dodge; has enrolled in Normal.
250	Miss Flora Ellis	Visits cousins at the Normal.
250	Miss Lillian J. Curtis	Now in Plover.
250	Miss Mary Crane's many friends	Glad to see her back.
251	Hattie M. Green	Teaching in Rock Rapids.
251	Miss Alice Taylor	Teaching in Fontanelle.
251	Chas. T. Nelson	Will teach near Goldfield.
251	Miss Belle Williams	Studying at normal school in Los Angeles, California.
251	Miss Alice Rankin	Teaching in Pottawattamie County.
251	Miss Minnie Ames	She and Elvira Bradley are teaching near Marcus.
251	Miss Laura Hinkley	Is recovering health at home.
251	The Aristo Society	Write new constitution; paper walls.
251	Military Department	Full ranks for winter term; two companies will drill on Monday and two on Wednesday.
251	Irving Raymond	Working for a music company in Cherokee.
251	Miss Lucy Cronin	Teaching near Seattle, Washington.
251	The usual program	Clios put on good program; expand membership level.
251	The Orios	Program for open session.
252	Horace Mann's Country Schools	Henry Sabin delivered lecture before NEA last summer; sends copy of address to ISNS.
252	The new pamphlet	Henry Sabin issues directory of Iowa high schools.
252	Shirley L. Maxwell	Teaching in Neola.
252	Miss Lena J. Davidson	Teaching in Rock Rapids.