Normal Eyte — September 21, 1895

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	The Normal Eyte	Newspaper staff.
1	In view of these forward movements	Normal Eyte plans for the year; may expand to twenty pages; will favor news over lengthy discussions.
1	The opening week of school	Enrollment approaching one thousand; Administration Building should be ready by January 1, 1896; landscaping and drives modified on campus front lawn; steps removed from Central Hall; power plant under construction; teachers deal with crowded classrooms.
2	The faculty: how and where they spent their vacation	Description of how the individual faculty members spent their time.
3	The IV class of '95	List of marriages.
3	Mr. A. O. Christopher	Working in Luverne.
3	A very pretty wedding	Percy Huget married Annie Lees.
3	Miss Helen F. Clute	Teaching in Bozeman, Montana.
3	Miss Lena Brown	Marries Charles A. Kent.
3	The Perry High School	Minnie Moore, Florence Zerwekh, and Lissa Lenocker teaching there.
3	Mr. Clyde C. Hammerly	Mr. and Mrs. Hammerly teaching in Waterville, Washington.
3	Miss Matie Steimel	Principal in Des Moines.
3	Mr. Geo. F. Thompson	Principal in Hallock, Minnesota.
3	Mr. Thomas R. Amlie	Principle in Litchfield, Illinois.
3	Mr. Thos. S. Lytle	Teaching in California.
3	Miss Gertrude Leland	Married A. W. Isbell.
3	Miss Clarissa Ensign	Resigns in Atlantic to take job in New Hartford.
4	Geo. H. Olmsted	Will study in Iowa City.
4	Y. W. & Y. M. C. A.	Meeting schedule; importance of the organizations.
4	Mr. J. E. Smith	Teaching in Mr. Ayr.
4	The museum	Lewis Minkel donates specimens of the skink.
4	Miss Alice Rhine	Mother dies; mother of C. E. Buckley also dies.
4	Miss Harriet Stinson	Now in Weiser, Idaho.
4	Mr. W. R. Sandy	Teaching in Franhamville.
5	Miss Florence Marshall	Visited friends on campus.
5	The business manager	W. G. Burris spent vacation as agent in St. Paul.
5	Miss Jessie Williams	Working in father's office.
5	Miss Mary Achenbach	Enjoying trip to the East.
5	Miss Klinefelter	Brought sister back to school.
5	The question of an electric car line	Again being considered.
5	Mr. Hollis	Visits campus.
5	Mr. Clarence Steele	Back in school.
5	Miss Margaret Baker's sister	Edith Baker enrolls in training school.
5	Mr. W. H. Lyon	Brought brother back to school.
5	The second years are happy	Anna Gardner is school.
5	T. U. McManus	Visited campus friends.
5	Mr. Almon Manson	Back in school.
5	Miss Emma Dahlin	In Iowa City.
5	Mr. J. D. Long and Miss Gertrude Long	Back in school.
5	We are happy to see	Naomi Achenbach back in school.
5	Miss Edith Nash	Back in school.
5	Miss Blanche Roberts	Back in school.
6	Among the old students	Quite a number of students have been away but are now returning for a fourth year.
6	This past summer has been one of affliction	Alice Rhine has experienced several deaths in her family.
6	Miss Leona Call	Visited sister Myra Call.
6	B. M. Cobb, Nellie Hartsell, Joseph Anderson, and Grace McNeil	Back in school after being away for some time.
6	Mr. Ole Oleson	Visits on way to University of Iowa.
6	Miss Kate Abraham	Visited friend and brought Carrie Cromer to school.
6	The enrollment	Enrollment is 823; 695 in normal course, sixty-eight in preparatory course, and sixty in special primary course.
6	The new students of this year	Students may write essay to determine eligibility for literary society work.
6	We are divided	Chapel exercises split; some students will attend chapel in Miss Wallbank's room.
6	Our old students	Miss Ridley expects to take a course at Harvard.
6	Vacation also witnessed the marriage	Kitty Sawyer married Charles Mornin.
6	The Shakespearean Circle	Sarah McDonald elected president; Grace McNeil elected vice president.
6	Shakespearean Hall	Now Mr. Fullerton's classroom.
6	Mr. Charles Kuehne	Married Miss Parmer.
6	Mr. Geo. Walker	Back in school.
6	Society orations	Orations must be given in large or supplementary chapel.
6	Among those who expected to return	P. M. and Carl Shaffer did not return to school.
6	The Aristos	Elected W. H. Lyon as president; Carl Rummel did not return to school.
6	Prof. Wright	Preached in local church on origin of man.
7	Bicycle hospital	Will fix bikes.
7	When the old students on their return	Exterior of new Administration Building is complete; front steps of Central Hall removed; front drive removed; all carriages must go behind building.
7	The Orios first meeting	Officers elected.
7	Our readers abroad	Plastering on lower floor of Administration Building finished; library may move to new building by end of October.
7	The class of ninety-five	C. E. Tool marries Myrtle Bell.
7	Our library	Acquires three hundred new books and an encyclopedia.
7	One of the saddest events	Beulah Hopley died July 10, 1895.
8	Athletic Association	Results of Lake Geneva field events.