Normal Eyte — February 13, 1897

Page	Title	Summary
217	The Y. M. C. A. state convention	To be held in Ft. Dodge; John Fellingham is city secretary.
217	Every teacher in Iowa	Should read recent addresses of Henry Sabin.
218	Prof. Samson	Will speak in Boone.
218	The Secretary of War	Recommends military instruction.
219	President Seerley	Attends NCA meeting.
219	Messrs Doran, Townsend, and McDuffie	Met with landscape architect to form plan for improving campus.
219	The Summer School	Will likely be offered in summer of 1897; to be supported solely by tuition; a look at the courses and a consideration of who will benefit from study.
219	In procuring the Tennessee Jubilee Singers	Group will perform.
219	Prof. L. W. Parish	Spoke in Cherokee.
219	Prof. W. H. Bender's family	Moved to Cedar Falls.
219	The Lecture Committee	Secures service of Washington Gladden to speak.
219	Professor J. A. Fitzgerald	Will become instructor of band and orchestra.
219	The Orchestra and Band	Will give concert.
220	Athletic Department	Association about $100 in debt; resolves that students must be enrolled in order to participate in spring field meet.
220	We learn that Jno. Kleinsorge	Will study in Germany for four years; hopes to earn Ph. D.
220	A very interesting letter	John Sogard writes from Pueblo, Colorado.
220	In the program of the Henry County Teachers Association	S. B. Stonerook makes presentation.
220	Reports reach us from Pella	Willard H. Lyon is principal there.
220	F. A. Nimocks	General agent for insurance company.
220	Pauline M. Leader	Superintendent of nurses training in Davenport.
220	The Ft. Dodge Chronicle	Praises work of John Fellingham.
220	Word comes to us	Alice Burbeck Harker in Missouri.
220	D. R. Perkins	Doing well in Oxford Junction.
220	Principal L. B. Moffett	Mother ill.
220	Miss Abraham	Teaching in Des Moines.
220	Nettie Hartsell	Leaves job due to poor health.
220	Nellie Weldy	Teaching in Clarion.
220	Leora Parker	Visits Des Moines schools.
220	Lucy Hobbs	Teaching near Lohrville.
220	Harlan Hollis	Visited campus.
220	Leslie Chapman	Reading law with Albert Grundy.
221	Society Notes	News of recent society programs.
221	A jolly crowd	Large group takes sleigh ride to Waterloo.
222	Y. M. & Y. W. C. A.	YMCA officers elected; delegates to state convention selected.
222	Summer or winter	Train service to California.
223	Hon. McDuffie and W. A. Doran	Attending to duties on campus.
223	Anna Lewis	Visits sister.
223	Dick Fullerton	Teaching near Rockford.
223	The Reading Circle	Margaret Baker leads group.
223	O. P. McElmeel	Visited campus.
223	Marjorie Dubois	Visited friends on campus.
223	Mr. Calderwood	Visited sister and brother.
223	Robert and Jeanette Fullerton	Receive visit from father.
223	Miss Sullivan of Waverly	Visits sister.
224	We are pleased to see Anna Baker	Back at work.
224	Bessie Wold	Has left school.
224	Casper Schenk	Health improving.
224	A beginning class in algebra	Will be offered.
224	Method classes	Offered in history and penmanship.
224	The Minnesingers	Will present concert in Hudson.
224	The skating rink	Has not worked out this year.
224	The city	Will not grant street railway franchise.
224	Miss McGovern	Acts as judge in declamatory contest.
224	Prof. Rich	Bought a lot on Third Street.
224	Nervie McCartney	Substituting for Nettie Hartsell, who is sick.
224	Robert Fullerton	Sang in chapel.
224	Ruby Calderwood	Has had eye trouble.
224	Miss Call's name	Added to list of those who have the grippe.
224	Rena Curkeet	Has been sick.
224	Mr. Bender	Is renting a house for his family; will soon build on Normal Hill.
224	N. J. Lambert	Is sick and will not return to school.
224	Myrtle Boardman	Recovered from illness.
224	Mary Donnon	Went home due to eye trouble.
224	Wesley Wiler	Has the grippe.
224	Lucy Barnett	Has been sick.
225	"A Pure Life"	Professor Arey addressed the YMCA.
225	The following clipping	Tribute to the Bartlett family.
226	The following is a clipping	Tribute to President Seerley.