Normal Eyte — March 20, 1897

Page	Title	Summary
253	As usual	Roster of first section of Class of 1897.
253	Nothing has occurred in the history of the school	Carl Treimer died March 3, 1897.
254	The Iowa Inter-collegiate Oratorical Contest	Penn College won competition.
254	For sometime	Attempting to set up debate with Lenox College.
254	The teacher's province	Text of speech given by President Seerley to first section of Class of 1897.
256	The Beethoven recital	Review of performance by students of Miss Curtiss.
257	Band concert	Review of performances by several groups.
257	February 28, 1897	Professor Riggs gives address on 100th birthday of Mary Lyon.
258	Principal S. T. Walker	Teaching at Brighton.
258	We regret to learn	Charles L. Lewis has been sick.
258	Dr. W. L. Hearst, '90, and Dr. J. G. McAlvin, '94	Receive medical degrees from University of Iowa.
258	Mr. A. O. Christopher	Will enter theological school.
258	Miss Josie Bunce	Will teach in Gladbrook; other Normalites already there.
258	Miss Cora A. Stone	Will marry William Cousins; Elmer E. Amsden will marry Letha L. Todd.
258	Basketball	Results of recent game; history of game at ISNS, which began in fall 1896 as an exercise for women; description of how the game is played.
258	Miss Inez Croasdale	Will teach in Little Sioux.
258	Mr. C. E. Moore	Farming near La Porte City.
258	Among the successful teachers	Eva Moore doing well in Red Oak.
258	Miss Jessie Wilbern	Teaching in Osceola County.
258	Mrs. Abbie Gunn Younkin	Visited campus.
260	Percy Huggett	Principal at Greene.
260	Jas. H. Lees	Will do institute work in Greene.
260	Professors Colegrove, Walters, and Samson	Will lecture at institute.
260	Miss Ida Ziegler	Enrolled.
260	Professors Samson and Bender and Miss McFarland	Will judge contest in Waterloo.
260	D. L. Moffett	Back in school.
260	Prof. Walters	Teaching courses in astronomy.
260	Professor and Mrs. A. C. Page	Entertain Mrs. D. W. Crouse.
260	Misses Katherine Closz, Maude Farnham, and Gertrude Lond	Enrolled in school.
260	F. G. Mattisonn	Principal at Dawson.
260	Frank Fowley	Back in school.
261	The baseball season	Prospects are for a strong team.
261	Elizabeth Jones	Led chapel exercises.
261	Mr. Seerley	Will lecture Waterloo institute.
261	The beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs. Townsend	Host YMCA officers and guests.
261	Robert Fullerton	Conducted class in Parkersburg.
261	It gives us great pleasure	Professor Bartlett's health is improving.
261	Several specimens	Added to Museum collection.
261	Dame nature	Alternating thaw and freeze makes for good skating conditions.
261	Mrs. Abbie Gunn Younkin	Helps sister Harriett get settled.
261	We have been informed	James Gilchrist is in poor health as is his wife.
261	Miss Marcella Ormsby	Secretary of St. Patrick Reading Circle.
262	Amendment	To Normal Eyte constitution.