Normal Eyte — February 20, 1897

Page	Title	Summary
229	Presumably there is no month	Notes significance of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln.
229	Among the many worthy organizations	Tribute to the band.
229	Owing to the fact	Washington Gladden will substitute for M. B. Williams as a campus speaker.
230	Miss Anna E. McGovern	Judged contest in Parkersburg.
230	Mr. L. W. Parish	Will judge oratorical contest at Penn College.
230	The summer school	Will be held.
230	The Southeastern Iowa Teachers Association	President Seerley and Miss Ridley are on the meeting program.
230	Pres. Seerley	Selected as a vice president of the North Central Association.
230	The North Central Association	Report by President Seerley of the recent NCA meeting in Chicago.
231	A very pleasant social hour	Margaret Baker gave a party for those involved in the recent oratorical contest.
231	Last Thursday	May and Alta Birdsall gave a party for friends.
231	Oratorical contest	Description and scorecard for the school oratory contest; Percy Hunt won first place.
231	Beethoven recital	Performance program.
233	At a joint educational meeting	Normalites participate in Charles City meeting.
233	Another educational meeting	Normalites participate in Cedar Rapids meeting.
233	Mrs. G. A. Reaugh	Doing missionary work in Tama.
233	Supt. E. D. Y. Culbertson	Participates in farewell banquet for James F. Wilson.
234	Jessie Segner	Teaching in Cherokee.
234	Very favorable reports	Edith Ballou teaching in Boone.
234	Lena A. Hussey	Attending University of Minnesota.
234	Y. M. & Y. W. C. A.	Report on recent meetings; slate of YWCA candidates.
234	J. P. Huggett	Will speak to YMCA.
235	Society Notes	Description of recent society programs.
236	Eugene Button	Back in school.
236	Geo. E. Welles	Book agent in Minneapolis.
236	For Class Day representatives	Classes select representatives.
236	Miss Susie Smith	Visited Parkersburg.
236	Miss McNally	Visited Flossie Stone.
236	Jessie Soper	Went home due to sickness; Lucile Miller and Frank Nash have done the same.
236	Lottie and Ollie Green	Attended wedding.
236	Belle Boyd	Visited campus.
236	Alice Curtis	Visited campus.
236	Charlotte Davis and Edith Clark	Visited Hudson.
236	Mr. Buckley	Visited campus.
236	Violetta Fields	Has been sick.
236	Linnie Dunlap	Visited brother.
236	Gertrude Bennett	Visited sister.
236	Contributions to Museum	Thirty specimens mounted and a dozen more are being mounted; Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Walters are the taxidermists; Harry Field is contributing specimens.
236	Marshall Bell	Visiting home.
236	Mabel Shubert	Visited home.
236	Jesse Rice	Visited Blaine Brundage.
236	Mary Hollen	Brother visits.
236	Mary LeBrant	Teaching near home.
237	Percy Huggett	Attended oratorical contest on campus.
237	The Minnesingers	Give first off-campus concert in Hudson; Robert Fullerton is excellent leader.
237	Grace Sullivan	Missed school.
237	Joseph Johnson	Visited S. T. Walker.
237	Bess Coomer	Missed school.
237	Celia Richards	Called home due to sickness in family.
237	Casper Schenk	Able to be up and about.
237	Anna Goodale	Has been sick.
237	The faculty	Making up class schedule; students will register soon.
237	Several hack-loads of students	Horses become unmanageable; hack turned over; no serious injuries.
237	Pres. Seerley	Will address Ft. Dodge YMCA.
237	Robert Fullerton	Will sing at Ft. Dodge YMCA meeting.
237	Grace Fullerton	Mother died.
237	Apron Strings	Casper Schenk thanks mother for help during illness.