Normal Eyte — March 16, 1895

Page	Title	Summary
373	With this issue	Believes it is important for students to complete their courses of study.
373	Several of our exchanges	Believes it may be worthwhile to organize intercollegiate debate along the same lines as intercollegiate oratory.
374	Decay of the literary spirit	Believes that colleges may value athletic prowess more than intellectual attainment.
375	Sunny side of life	Extensive excerpts from speech by James Hedley.
376	Within the last week of the school	Guy Cook died; poetic tribute.
377	We have a copy	Beniah Dimmitt editing Missouri school journal.
377	Miss Mae Church	In California for her health.
377	Miss Zuba H. Tibbets	Living in Iantha, Missouri.
377	Miss Mary E. Crew	Teaching in Hampton.
377	The officers of the alumni association	Roster of officers.
377	Resolutions of condolence	On death of Guy Cook.
377	Y. W. & Y. M. C. A.	Meeting leaders announced; R. M. Wyant will replace S. S. Stockwell as YMCA president; Guy Cook's death should remind students that no one knows when his last hour has come.
378	Miss Lizzie Klein	Teaching near Zearing.
378	Notice of dissolution	William Veatch and J. W. Bull dissolve photo business partnership; Mr. Veatch will continue the business on his own.
378	A. F. Burton	Superintendent in Villisca.
378	Hettie W. Hibben	Teaching in Norway.
378	S. M. Coddington	Principal of business college in Fairfield.
378	John E. Cameron	Studying at University of Iowa.
378	Kate L. Overfelt	Teaching at Albion.
378	To be elected superintendent	Paul Peterson elected county superintendent.
378	Miss Genetta Bushyager	Teaching in Hampton.
378	Miss Elsie Orcutt	Teaching near Cedar Falls.
378	Miss Lillie Leech	Teaching at Atlantic.
378	Mrs. Buckingham Chassell	Visited the Normal with her children.
378	After a six weeks' siege	Alice Rhine recovering from typhoid fever.
378	The Normal Eyte is in receipt of cards	E. G. Dittmer will graduate from the Chicago Homeopathic Medical College.
378	Miss Florence Walraven	Now in Hartford, Connecticut.
378	Miss Clara Nettle	Teaching in Rockford, Illinois.
378	Miss Sadie Herrick	Teaching in Belvedere.
379	Last Friday	Vlasta Brhel's grandfather died.
379	Mr. E. C. Nelson	Has been sick; went home.
379	Mr. B. W. McKeen	Visited the Normal.
379	A few of the more anxious tennis players	Venture out into the cold weather.
379	Miss Kate Canfield	Visited Misses Chick and Harkness.
379	Mr. R. T. Crawford	Returns to school.
379	Mr. L. A. Wescott	Visited the Normal.
379	Miss Myrtle Challis	Has gone home as has Bee Burns.
379	Professor Arey	Returns from Iowa City.
379	Miss Ida Davis	Has relapse of measles.
379	Mr. Herbert Snider	Visited the Normal.
379	Mr. James Hearst	Visited the Normal.
379	Have you seen the new dictionaries	Additions to library.
379	Mr. Chas. Johnson	Has tonsillitis; Douglas Sylvester has measles.
379	Miss Helen St. John	Visited the Normal.
379	Mr. Bert Welty	Back in school.
379	Mr. A. M. Dougan	Enrolled.
380	The following persons	Speakers and topics.
380	Misses Ivah Blank and Lou Elderkin	Have been teaching in Rowley.
380	The Clio's program	Theme was fairies.
380	Mr. and Mrs. Loughridge	Professor Loughridge's mother died.
380	Miss Clara Boss	Will teach in Washington.
380	Among the number	Several students have gone home because of sickness or to begin teaching.
380	No doubt	Warm weather means that cadets can drill outdoors.
380	Miss Erdine Rose	Visited the Normal.