Normal Eyte — January 26, 1895

Page	Title	Summary
261	Shakespearean public	Detailed description of recent program.
261	No student should forget	Library presents many opportunities for reading even outside one's field of study.
261	The literary societies	Preparations under way for inter-society debate.
262	The Osborne & Murphy Printing Company	Sends Christmas issue of Red Oak newspaper to library; has historical articles in it.
262	The season of class organizations	Classes select officers and representatives for Commencement.
263	The love of power	Essay.
265	Harriet Cunningham	Teaching at Anamosa.
265	May F. Helphrey	Teaching in Mt. Pleasant.
265	Miss Elizabeth Burgess	Teaching in Elmer.
265	Bertha V. Wyant	Teaching at Manson.
265	Word comes from A. L. Comstock	Teaching in Oskaloosa.
265	G. H. Olmsted	Superintendent at Sibley; has several Normalites working for him.
265	J. R. McKee	Principal at Fairfield, Nebraska.
265	Mr. Alvin Reynolds	Principal in Nashua; assisted by wife, the former Anna Wilson.
265	Susie A. Young	Home from India missionary work.
265	Adell Andrews	Teaching in Washington.
265	Franc Mills	Has been studying at University of Iowa.
265	Y. W. & Y. M. C. A.	Meeting leaders announced; other activities scheduled.
266	Chapel orations of the past week	Speakers and topics.
266	Miss Clella Waite	Feeling better; may return to school.
266	Miss Cora Dill	Teaching in Williamsburg.
266	Miss Schell	Visited chapel.
266	Mr. G. W. Curtis	Visited sister.
266	Miss Naomi Achenbach	Visited by sister.
266	Miss Lena Jones	Called home because of mother's illness.
266	We are glad to see Miss Flossie Rockwell	Had been sick.
266	Mr. J. M. Kirby	Has been sick.
266	Mr. H. H. Savage	Has been sick.
266	Miss Ella Morris	Visited the Normal.
266	Miss Amy Draper	Visited New Hartford.
266	Miss Myrtie Chick	Has been sick.
266	Mr. H. W. McKeen	Has the mumps.
266	Mr. A. W. Fenner	Enrolled.
267	There will be a meeting of the Athletic Association	Gymnasium will be open daily for students to work out and prepare for Field Day.
267	Mrs. C. E. Locke	Visited the Normal and brought her baby to chapel.
267	Some of the Normal Street boarders	Watch people slipping around on the ice.
267	Did you hear Mr. Rankin	Makes speech on temperance.
267	On account of the blizzard	Some students who board in town could not get to campus.
267	On account of the severe illness of her mother	Myrtle Shipman goes home.
267	Miss Edith Nash	Still unable to return to school.
267	Mr. P. G. Fullerton	Visited the Normal.
267	The latest victim	Florence Herrold has the mumps.