Normal Eyte — May 8, 1897

Page	Title	Summary
337	The graduating classes	Class of 1897 decides against making a class gift.
337	The reputation of this school	Will face college men in debate; urges student support and attendance.
337	Pursuant to due notice	Results of Normal Eyte staff election.
338	Never in the history of Iowa	Praise for Henry Sabin.
338	College associations and college discipline	President Seerley believes that the YMCA and the YWCA are major forces in school governance and in keeping good moral order in students' lives.
340	T. B. Morris . . . and Jno. H. Schroeder	Former Student Battalion captains doing well as school principals.
340	Frank C. Woods	Doing well at Milford as is his wife, the former Etta Brooks.
340	Society Notes	A look at the Neotrophian and Natural History Association programs.
340	Jessie Wilbern	Will teach in Worthington, Minnesota.
340	L. B. Moffett	Will be principal in Oelwein.
340	H. H. Savage	May become superintendent of Dickinson County.
340	W. T. Davidson	Re-elected at Spirit Lake.
340	Harvey Welty	May study at University of Michigan.
340	Frank Steece	Giving readings and elocutions.
340	Morris Cooper	Will conduct summer session at Buena Vista College; Miss McFarland and Mr. Fullerton will teach there, too.
340	J. C. McGee	Will be principal in Allison.
340	Miss Minnie Banker	Re-elected in Cherokee.
340	Winnifred Hazel Sloan	Continuing to teach in Sioux City.
341	Pupil's recital	Performance program.
342	Spring	Poetic tribute.
342	Y. M. & Y. W. C. A.	Professor Loughridge lectured on India.
343	Athletic Department	Rules for Field Day entries; ISNS defeats Nora Springs in baseball.
344	We still have measles with us	Martha Phillips, Adelaide Chambers, and Hattie Boyington have measles.
344	Miss Julia Curtiss	Will give pupil's recital.
344	Miss Maude Brackney	Has done well in Washta.
344	We hear from Perry	Elsie Davis re-elected.
344	Our new editorial staff	M. L. Fuller, C. E. Steele, and Olive Whitmore elected.
344	Miss Mae Arnold	Will be assistant principal in Osceola.
344	Bert Welty	Visited campus; studying law at University of Iowa.
344	There was a meeting	Faculty put together schedule for fall.
344	Miss Alta Carver	Went home due to malarial fever.
344	Miss Lulu Miles	Enjoying visit from grandfather.
344	Miss Bertha Morrison and Miss Suplee	Visited chapel.
344	Miss Nellie Palmer	Will teach in Alden.
344	Miss Mary Hollen	Will be assistant principal in Lineville.
344	Miss Ella Danskin	Visited Nevada.
344	Robert Minkel	Will be principal at Marcus.
344	Miss Bertha Bennett	Was in Alden.
344	Mrs. Dr. Whitley	Visited sister.
344	Lewis Warwick	Will be principal in Montezuma.
344	S. S. Stockwell	Came up from Nora Springs.
344	Miss Eva Macy	Will teach in Lohrville.
344	Miss Emma Maiden	Will teach in Boone.
344	Joseph Johnson	Will be assistant principal in Brighton.
344	Miss Anna Bernard	Will teach in Montezuma.
344	Mrs. Seerley and little Marion	Visiting Des Moines.
344	Miss Leila Mitchell	Will teach in Monroe.
344	Mr. Wassam and Lyman Bedford	Visited Hudson.
344	Bert Bartholomew	Left school.
344	The grounds are being fixed up and the drives widened
345	The trigonometry class	Dividing into squads for surveying.
345	Our school victorious at the interstate contest	Telegram says that ISNS won debate in Emporia.
345	Our baseball team	Will play in Fayette.
345	Sunday chapel appointments	Roster of those who will lead chapel exercises.
345	Many of the friends and old students	J. C. Gilchrist is seriously ill in Laurens.
345	Blaine Brundage left Sunday night	Debate team assembling in Emporia.