Normal Eyte — May 30, 1896

Page	Title	Summary
325	The year just drawing to a close	Review of the athletic accomplishments for the year; believes that there have been significant achievements in organization.
326	The Board of Directors	Group faculty into departments of Professional, English, Mathematics, Science, History and Civics, Music, Drawing, and Latin.
326	The Faculty	Will attempt to organize fall program of classes.
326	The 1896 Commencement	Arrangements for the ceremonies will include battalion inspection, a tent large enough to hold two thousand people, and an alumni gathering.
326	Miss Margaret Baker	Will study elocution in the East this summer.
326	Miss Eva Gregg	Will study English at Harvard.
327	Society notes	Report on the triangular debate among the Aristos, Orios, and Philos.
327	Miss Lucy Mount	Completes course at Stanford University.
327	The Alden school board	Re-elect Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Tool.
327	Mr. E. E. Rall	Associate principal at Hawarden; Elsie Orcutt teaching there, too.
327	At a recent meeting of the Jefferson school board	Mrs. E. B. Wilson and Jessie Bradshaw re-elected to teaching positions.
327	Mr. Geo. McCammond	Re-elected principal at New Hartford; Clara Ensign will teach there, too; Cora Taylor will not teach next year.
327	Mr. S. S. Stockwell	Will continue at Nora Springs Seminary.
327	The sad news of the death of Miss Alice Neal	Died in Chicago May 23, 1896.
327	Professor G. W. Samson	Will speak in Vinton and Rockford.
327	President Seerley	Speaks at Sioux City Training School.
327	Professor L. W. Parish's new Institute Pamphlet	Will be published shortly.
327	Miss Cora Stone	Teaching in Bessemer, Michigan.
327	Miss Lina Wilkinson	Will teach in Perry.
329	Y. W. & Y. M. C. A.	John Bowman preaches on campus.
329	Field Day at ISNS	Event-by-event results of Field Day competition.
331	E. B. Rogers	Will teach in Carroll.
331	C. E. Blodgett	Will be principal in Carroll.
331	Mabel Brebner	Mother visited.
331	Miss Ida Schell and Miss Suplee	Visited chapel.
331	Grace McNeil	Will teach in McGregor.
331	O. D. Gruver	Has left school.
331	President Seerley	Gave lecture to men.
331	Miss Emma Cooper	Has been sick.
331	Miss Anna Clymer	Has gone home.
331	John Prall	Visited campus.
331	Reverend H. R. Hollis	Visited campus.
331	Miss Gladys Sigworth	Visited by brothers.
331	Rodney Arey	Was at home.
331	The organ	Being repaired.
331	Lucy Spicer	Visited campus.
331	The band	Played at Field Day.
331	Miss Mary Taylor	Visited home.
332	Miss Sallie Anderson	Will continue in Stanwood.
332	Mr. Parsons	Visited E. O. Bronson.
332	Quite a crowd gathered	To watch baseball game between student battalion companies.
332	Miss Ida Davis	Teaching in Colorado.
332	Mabel Long	Will teach in Marathon.
332	We are glad to learn	Mattie Gillett recovering health.
332	The cadets and band	G. A. R. invites them to Memorial Day ceremonies.
332	The old walk	Old walk leading to Normal Street removed; new walk directly from Central Hall to street installed.
332	In the list	Nettie Hartsell wrote class song for Third Years.
332	Harry Thompson	Will teach in Council Bluffs.
332	Lady students, attention	Offering "light" employment.
332	Miss Mary Polly	Visited Emma Reese.
332	Professor Wright	Attended teachers association meeting.
332	Miss Jessie Snyder	Having eye trouble.
332	Two fine books on art	Library receives new books.
332	Her friends here	Clara Groendycke planning to enter University of Iowa.
333	The pupils and teachers of the grammar school	Went to bluffs for picnic.
333	Professor Loughridge	Thinking seriously of running a one month Latin summer session.