Normal Eyte — December 12, 1896

Page	Title	Summary
145	It may not be within our province	Approves of dress reform.
145	Alumni of the S. N. S.	Seeking news from alumni.
145	The opening days of a new term	Hard work at the beginning of a new term, especially with many new students.
145	The Alumni Association	Prizes also available for second and third places in oratory contest.
146	On the magazine rack	Newspapers from other schools are available in the library.
146	Fellow students, one and all	Urges students to notify newspaper staff of any news.
147	The Normal School	Poetic tribute to the school.
147	Zetalethean program	Will offer program on Japan.
148	Another interesting letter	John Kleinsorge talks about his experiences at a German university.
148	Miss Hattie Higley	Teaching in Pella, where W. H. Lyon is also teaching.
148	C. E. Blodgett	Principal in western Iowa.
148	Among the successful ones	T. B. Morris is principal at Sioux Rapids.
148	E. O. Bronson	Teaching in Cambridge.
148	In the Adel schools	C. R. Aurner is superintendent; Lizzie Rhodes and Ida Worster are teaching there.
148	A letter from Halle, Germany	W. R. Patterson writes about his experiences at a German university.
148	Miss Elizabeth Kearwille	Attending University of Iowa.
148	Miss Belle McIntosh	Principal at Avoca.
148	E. Avery Crary	Has loan and collecting business in Grundy Center.
148	B. M. Cobb	Will teach in Elberon.
148	Miss Wilhelmina Hegner	Teaching in Wyoming, Illinois.
148	L. D. Stubbs	Studying at Bible Institute in Evanston, Illinois.
149	Society Notes	Description of programs.
150	Y. M. & Y. W. C. A.	Associations give opening of term receptions.
151	Library notes	5939 loans made during fall term; quick look at numbers of journals and pamphlets.
152	Miss Grace Sullivan	Doing substitute work in Cedar Falls.
152	Miss Clara Pierson	Health improving.
152	J. R. Kelly	Helping in Alden while Mr. Tool is ill.
152	Miss Margaret Baker	Went to Parkersburg to help with declamatory contest.
152	Prof. Arey	Visited Iowa City.
152	Miss Fannie Waters	Visited Parkersburg.
152	Miss Marietta Kaufman	Visited home.
152	Miss Bessie Aldrich	Has been sick.
152	Mr. Minkel	Has been sick.
152	Miss Nellie Hoxie	Teaching temporarily in Waterloo.
152	Martha Barnett	Visited home.
152	Miss Ida Gillespie	Called home due to mother's sickness.
152	The enrollment	Winter 1896 enrollment is 865; seventy-eight in Preparatory Department.
152	Frequent were the visits	Students enjoy skating on Cedar River.
152	Fred Barner	Visited parents.
152	Mr. Arey	Took students to quarry east of campus.
152	The Y. W. C. A. reception	Receptions by the Christian associations were a success.
152	Miss Simmons	Visited Grinnell.
152	Mr. Loughridge	Has been sick.
152	William Fields	Visited campus.
152	Miss Nina Fiscus	Visited campus.
152	The unmarried members of the faculty	Had tea party at Professor Bartlett's house.
153	Several convenient changes	New alcove added to library.
153	It is reported	Parkersburg schools closed due to diphtheria.
153	U. B. Kepford	Teaching in Rowley.
153	Owing to the great number of new men	New cadet company to be organized.
153	Military drill	Suspended during spelling test.
153	Leslie Chapman	Visited campus.
153	Lieutenant Love	Not in school this term.
154	Prof. D. S. Wright	Gave series of lectures on heredity.
154	Prof. and Mrs. M. W. Bartlett	Entertained unmarried faculty members at their home.
154	The new school suits	Many students and all teachers wearing school suit.