Normal Eyte — May 15, 1897

Page	Title	Summary
349	The fourth year of our intersociety debating league	Debates among literary societies have been good.
349	Within the past few days	Iowa schools have done well in recent interstate debates; ISNS may have done best.
350	The second annual oratorical contest	Account of the debate in Emporia; judges' scorecard; Percy Hunt wins first place prize of $50.
350	The Normal School	Account of welcoming Percy Hunt home after his debating victory in Emporia.
351	Fortune seems to be smiling on W. H. Reever	Will be principal at Manning.
351	H. E. Thompson	Will continue to teach in Council Bluffs.
351	S. B. Stonerook	Will be principal at Springdale.
351	Mr. W. G. Burris	Is publisher's sales representative.
351	Miss Mary L. Stever	Continues as YWCA secretary in Des Moines.
351	Miss Adelaide Twinam	Will be principal at Ackley.
351	Principal G. W. Hursey	Doing well at Fremont.
351	Mr. Willard H. Lyon	Will be superintendent in Pella.
351	The school board at Juneau, Wisconsin	Re-elected Emma Hegner.
351	Miss Myrtle Nims	Will teach in Maquoketa; Clara Dodd will continue to teach there.
352	Mr. E. O. Bronson	Will continue at Cambridge.
352	Whereas, the all-wise Father in his providence	F. A. Markley's sister died.
352	Society Notes	Descriptions of recent literary society programs.
352	The Perry High School	Florence Zerwekh will be principal.
352	At a recent teachers meeting held in Webster City	Several Normalites on program.
354	Nina Oldham	Will teach in Sheldon.
354	The oration of Mr. Hunt	Praise for the Emporia oration.
354	Y. M. & Y. W. C. A.	Brief excerpt from Professor Rich's lecture.
354	Athletic Department	Upper Iowa defeated ISNS in baseball, 19-14.
355	George Walker	Visited friends.
355	George Satterthwait	Seems to be recovering from illness.
355	C. I. Lambert	Took bicycle ride.
355	W. T. Anderson	Will be principal in Kenwood Park.
355	Ora Clayter	Will teach in Clarinda.
355	Mary Stout	Will teach in Parkersburg.
355	W. E. Kyler	Will be principal in Norway.
355	Percy Hunt and C. F. Johnson	Returned from Emporia.
355	Mr. Seerley	Laid out tennis court south of his home.
355	Frances Burns	Will continue at Merrill.
355	Miss Emma Huff	Will teach in Perry.
355	Minnie Gude	Visited Mason City.
355	James Lees	Made business trip.
355	Elsie Stewart	Will teach in Perry.
355	Mr. Barloon	Visited Ft. Atkinson.
355	Harriet Hayworth	Will teach in Elliot.
355	Helen Dexter	Will teach in Cedar Falls.
356	Susie Riley	Will teach in Cresco, as will Clara Dahlin.
356	P. M. Shaffer	Will teach in Eldora.
356	E. C. Bartlett	Visited campus.
356	Nora Niday and Alice Peters	Will teach in Rockwell City.
356	A new set of Beacon Lights	Added to library.
356	Miss Alice Fowler	Visited Waterloo.
356	Lena Mercer	Will teach in Ionia, as will Lydia Schultz.
356	The many friends of Edna Poor	Happy to see her on her campus visit.
356	Miss Florence Zerwekh	Will be principal in Perry; Lissa Lenocker will be assistant; the Misses Kelley and Heightshoe will teach there, too.
356	Elsie Stewart	Enjoying visit from sister.
356	Sarah Willit	Leaves school due to illness.
356	W. H. Bridges	Has been in Fonda.
356	Mamie Heaton	Visited sister Elizabeth.
356	Mr. George Twaddle	Mrs. Seerley's father is visiting.
356	P. M. Shaffer	Visited Centerville.
356	The following young ladies	Emma Maiden, Bertha Pike, Cora Monroe, and Ida Gillaspie will teach in Boone.
356	Anna Goodale	Will be principal in Red Oak.
356	Dr. E. G. Dittmer	Practice doing well in Manchester.
356	Miss Elsie Stewart	Will teach in Perry.
356	Leslie Chapman	Working at Waterloo Reporter.
356	Miss Louisa Fish	Called home.
357	Attention, Comrades!	Special fares to Iowa GAR encampment in Des Moines.
357	Mr. and Mrs. Sparks	Will teach in Eldora.
357	A more heartfelt greeting	W. G. Burris visited campus.
357	A letter comes from S. B. Stonerook	Elected superintendent of Springdale Seminary.
357	A very pleasant impromptu reunion	Several Normalites meet in Chicago.