Normal Eyte — September 28, 1895

Page	Title	Summary
9	The literary societies	Normal Eyte appoints W. J. McCready as special reporter on societies; urges societies to higher levels of achievement.
9	For some time	Some students desire to establish a school for practical politics; will present political arguments..
10	Monometallism	Joseph Johnson presents views.
11	The figures	Enrollment is 707 in Normal proper, eighty-eight preparatory students, forty in grammar grades, and forty-three in primary department.
12	Orators, attention	Looking forward to state contest; some doubt about continued membership in state association.
12	In as much as it has pleased	Condolences from Shakespearean Society on death of Beulah Hopley.
12	Miss Maude Humphrey	In second year at Shelby High School.
12	To the alumni of I. S. N. S.	Number of alumni prohibits publication of annual register; will attempt to mention each alumnus in the Normal Eyte.
13	Miss Susie Hemenway	Teaching in Osage.
13	The following of our alumni	Roster of those enrolled at University of Iowa.
13	C. W. Bartine and Jno. Boyle	Visited the campus.
13	Mr. Joe E. Vance	On way to St. Ansgar where he will teach.
13	Mr. Ed Rayburn	Clerk in Montezuma bank.
13	Y. W. & Y. M. C. A.	Meeting leaders announced; Sunday School organized; hears address by missionary Joseph George.
13	Mr. Carl Treimer	Still in Des Moines.
13	Miss Debbie Davis	Teaching in Otranto.
13	Miss Emma S. Mantz	Teaching in Pueblo, Colorado.
13	In the public school directory of Boone	Roster of ISNS students teaching there.
13	W. E. Collins	Teaching in Rock Valley.
13	Miss Adella Gibson	Teaching in Malvern.
13	Miss Eulalie G. Bradway	Teaching in Glen Ellen.
13	Miss Grace Milliman	Teaching in Pocatello, Idaho.
14	Mr. C. W. Bartine	Visited friends.
14	One of the additions to Normal Street	New meat market.
14	We regret to say	Helen Youell leaves school because of illness.
14	Mr. Joe Vance	Visited campus friends.
14	Miss Bessie Little	Will teach this winter and then return to the Normal.
14	Miss Edna Poor	Working in father's office.
14	Miss Jennie Hutchinson	Teaching in Madison, Wisconsin.
14	Mr. John Boyle	Visited friends.
14	Miss Harriet Cunningham	Will live with Margaret Baker.
14	You have no doubt noticed	Houses on College Hill have been re-numbered.
14	Miss Agnes Spangler	Leaves school because of eye trouble.
14	Miss Bertha Wise and Eunice Overman	Visited the campus.
14	Miss Marcella Ormsby	Missed school.
14	Miss Gertrude Shank	Has been sick.
14	Miss Helen Fenner	Teaching in Winthrop.
14	Miss Martha Waynick	Teaching in Boone.
14	Miss Jessie Barnt	Missed school.
14	Mr. Cobb	Out of school.
14	Mr. W. E. Snider	Teaching in Colesburg.
14	Miss Mayme Johnson	Teaching in Luverne.
14	Miss Anna Baker	Visited chapel.
14	Mr. W. E. Lamb	Visited Gladbrook.
14	Oscar Fatland	Started for Cambridge.
15	The Oratorical Association	Organized and moving ahead.
15	The orations delivered so far	Roster of speakers and topics.
15	Miss Rachel McGregor	Visited brother Robert; teaching in Butler County.
15	Miss May J. Larkey	Married Clarence E. Taylor.
15	The Cottage Literary Reading Circle	Met at President Seerley's house.
15	At their last business meeting	Neotrophians elect officers.
15	The choir	Organized; performs on Sundays.
15	The following persons	Clios elect officers.
15	Miss Emma Dahlin's sister	Clara Dahlin taking special course.
15	Miss Edith Curtis	Will teach in Monticello.
15	Mr. Henry Barnt	Moved to Tennessee.
16	The various churches	Gave receptions to students.
16	Hear ye Normalite	Spelling test coming up.
16	Last Friday	Shakespeareans give program on flowers.
16	At the business meeting	Aristos elect officers.