Normal Eyte — September 26, 1896

Page	Title	Summary
25	The first number of the lecture course	Excerpts from speech by the Reverend N. D. Hillis.
27	The senior class	Now totals 160.
27	Professor W. N. Hull	Now in Chicago.
27	Miss Delia Knight	Now a nurse in Boston, Massachusetts.
27	The enrollment by classes	Enrollment breakdown by class and course of study; total now 937.
28	Miss S. Laura Ensign	Will study at Yale.
28	Jno. A. Kleinsorge	Enjoying year of study in Germany.
28	The State Normal School	Arranging academic calendar to accommodate teachers' work schedules.
28	Mr. G. W. Newton	Putting museum into good order.
28	Miss Ida L. Schell	Studying medicine at University of Iowa.
28	Horace Mann's country school	Henry Sabin's essay on Mann's ideas about country schools.
29	Cora Henness	Teaching near Oskaloosa.
29	The many friends	S. Younkin married Abbie Gunn.
29	E. G. Copeland	Studying at University of Iowa and teaching at Iowa City Academy.
29	The marriage	Minnie Mack married Mr. Gatrilson; Adelaide Glenn married Harry I. Brown.
29	Henry Ed. Nothomb	Will practice law in Chicago.
29	R. M. Wyant	Will teach in Brighton, where S. T. Walker is in charge.
29	M. H. Thielen	On editorial staff of Vidette Reporter.
29	Sarah Peters	On way to China to resume missionary work.
29	From the Vidette Reporter	Medical faculty at University of Iowa appoint W. L. Hearst house surgeon and J. G. McAlvin clerk.
29	The State Normal	Roster of Normalites studying at University of Michigan.
29	Miss Anna Cunningham	Attending Teachers College in New York City.
29	Mary Hieber	Returns to Atlantic.
29	I. C. Welty	Attending college in Kentucky.
29	Miss M. Franc DeGraffe	Teaching in Cherokee.
29	Francis Mills	Teaching in Ottumwa.
30	Y. W. and Y. M. C. A.	Report on Lake Geneva conference and on prayer meeting.
30	Society notes	Brief looks at recent programs.
31	Athletic Department	Large group of men report for football; game against Upper Iowa scheduled; President Seerley suggests limiting practice to one hour per day.
32	Minnie Edwards	Attended campus lecture.
32	We were glad to see	Miss Wallbank visited chapel.
32	Minnie Talcott	Will teach in Mason City.
32	Bruce Alderman	Called home due to mother's illness.
32	Anna Belle Light	Will teach in Walnut; Lillian Gellespie will teach in Corning.
32	Frances Barnett	Has been sick.
32	Harlan Hollis	Visits brother.
32	Anna Goodale	Visits home.
33	Mrs. H. E. Button	Visited husband.
33	O. P. McElmeel	Visited campus.
33	The enrollment	847 in Normal School; seventy-eight in Preparatory Department; 101 in Training School.
33	Gay Brown	Visited friends on campus.
33	Mr. Sparks	Burned in furnace accident.
33	Clara Terwilliger	Visiting Cedar Falls.
33	The following are the regulations	Open sessions are free.
33	J. D. Long	Attending University of Idaho.
33	Arthur Rhine	Principal at Hedrick.
34	Institute Economics and Civics	Professor Parish's book has sold eleven thousand copies.