Normal Eyte — March 2, 1895

Page	Title	Summary
341	We are pleased	Detailed look at plans and progress on the new building (Old Administration); will house library, offices, recitation rooms, gymnasium, natural science department, and museum; corridor will connect the building to Gilchrist Hall.
342	Cliosophic open session	Detailed account of program.
342	The inter-society debate	Detailed account of the men's societies' debate.
343	Y. W. & Y. M. C. A.	Meeting leaders announced; YWCA officers elected.
344	Miss Elizabeth Gilchrist	Teaching in Cherokee County.
344	Miss Helen St. John	Teaching in Mitchell County.
344	Miss Cora Spargur	Teaching in Colorado.
344	Miss Cora A. McKinn	At home in Nevada.
344	Mary Down	Writes from Ida Grove.
344	Charles Henry	Teaching in St. Ansgar; has new son.
344	J. F. Doderer	Stock dealer in Forest City.
344	T. U. McManus	Studying in Des Moines; brother Lt. G. H. McManus stationed in Florida.
344	Rev. O. F. Burgess	Now in Detroit, Michigan.
344	Miss Etta B. Conner	Assistant principal in Calton, California.
344	Mr. Warren D. Townsend	Assistant principal in San Pedro, California.
344	Mr. A. M. Willson	Enjoying better health in his Plattville, Colorado, teaching job.
344	T. R. Amlie	Attending University of Chicago.
344	Miss Ada Down	Married Charles Hanson.
344	Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Welles	Attend Clio program.
344	Mr. L. D. Stubbs	Pastor in Raymond.
344	R. L. Wilson	Studying at University of Iowa.
345	Untitled	Engraving of new building, later the Old Administration Building.
346	The number of books in our library	Many more added this week.
346	After several days absence	Phoebe Morgan back in school.
346	Miss Stella Chase	Went home with nervous prostration.
346	Last Friday	Mrs. Seerley gave a tea party for friends.
346	Mr. and Mrs. Loughridge	Gave tea party for friends.
346	Miss Josie Kehoe	Enrolls.
346	Mr. Arthur Rugg	Visited sister Florence.
346	After a few days rest at home	G. H. Scobey back in school.
346	Miss Orpha Thayer	Visiting home in Griswold.
346	Mr. A. L. Hemminger	May enroll.
346	After a few days vacation	Rose High back in school.
346	Miss Margaret Corbett	Enrolled.
346	Miss Larcena Ellingson	Went home due to sickness.
346	Business matters	John Bozarth called home.
346	Misses Kate and Mary Abraham	Visited Toledo.
346	Miss Vandevort	Gone home to teach.
346	Miss Myrtle Shipman	Gone home.
346	Miss Belle Hayes	Returned to work.
347	Shakespearean Hall	Shakespeareans and Aristos celebrate Washington's Birthday.
347	The Lecture Committee	Tickets available for upcoming speakers.
347	The orations of the past week	Speakers and topics.
347	Flag Day exercises	Description of program.
347	Among the many who visited chapel	Many come to chapel for Washington's Birthday; some cook dinner in Professor Page's room.
347	Among the number	Kate Rhoad and Ollie Saltsgiver leave school because of sickness.
347	Miss Cora Ebersole	Called home because of father's illness.
347	Miss Sadie Herrick	Visited the Normal.
347	S. T. Walker, E. G. Copeland, and Debbie Davis	Went to Mt. Pleasant for state oratorical contest.
347	We are sorry to announce	Jay Huntley's father died.
347	Messrs. Welty and Craney	Out of school with the mumps.
347	Miss Mary McCarty	Back in school after having the measles.
347	Miss Jessie Brown	Goes home because of the measles.
348	Mr. Martz and his assistants	Putting ventilators in President's office.
348	J. T. Fackler	Has the measles.
348	Everyone is pleased	Badly-needed sidewalks have been repaired in most places.
348	President Seerley	Name appeared in advertising circular without his permission.
348	The lecture course of the school	Urges students to attend the lectures.
348	Next week	Will publish Miss Ridley's address on Washington.