Normal Eyte — November 27, 1897

Page	Title	Summary
133	Although this is Thanksgiving week	Put out issue of Normal Eyte despite the holiday.
133	The editors were not left entirely without consolation	Enjoy fine Thanksgiving meal.
133	Our liberal offer of last week	Still need more subscribers in order to publish an enlarged Normal Eyte.
133	Thanksgiving	Poetic tribute.
134	The Slayton Grand Concert Company	Review of the performance.
134	President Seerley's address to the November section, Class of 1897	Text of the address.
136	Biennial period, 1895-1897	President Seerley's report on the museum, laboratories, the library, faculty organization, and the summer session.
137	Mr. Manning Jaynes	Will assist with physical science classes.
137	Miss Laura Falkler	Will be able to start her classes again in the new term.
137	Miss Stella Satterthwait	Will assist with physical culture classes.
138	Mrs. Hubbard	Visited daughter Ethel.
138	Jeanette Fullerton	Will teach this winter.
138	Miss Gertrude Marshall	Enrolled in school.
138	Effie Molly	Went out to teach.
138	Elizabeth Heaton	Will teach in Brighton.
138	Della Gray	Was sick.
138	Matilda Byers	Will teach at Benson; sister Ida back in school.
138	Georgia Packer	Mother visited.
138	Frances Drake	Will teach in Charter Oak.
138	Mrs. Page, Miss Call, and Miss Jennie Curtis	Entertained friends.
138	Mrs. L. M. Walters	Visited daughter Katherine.
138	Miss Mary Ripke	Married G. A. Wilde.
138	Margaret Turner, Loretta Blake, Edith Newell, Lucy Lewis, and Bess Coomer	Went to Des Moines.
138	Mabel Patrick and Katherine Walters	Visited Waterloo.
138	W. E. Silver	Away on business trip.
138	Kittie Grimes and Alice Beebe	Visited Hampton.
138	C. W. Bedford	Visited from Hudson.
138	Nellie Hoxie	Will enroll in school.
138	Emma Carpenter	Grandmother died.
138	Nellie Mankey	Went home.
138	Tressie Waldo	Entertaining friend.
138	Edith Aldrich	Enrolled in school.
138	We have had a vacation	Enjoyed Thanksgiving.
138	S. J. Baldwin	Is now teaching.
138	Harry Freeburg	Went to Charles City.
138	Nell Minor and Daisy Dennison	Visiting Shell Rock.
138	Jeannette Sloss	Visited Reinbeck.
139	Last Friday	Most successful term for Student Battalion; 257 men enrolled.
139	Society Notes	Excerpts from sermon by Professor Loughridge; a look at recent Clio and Philo programs.
139	Anna Stephens	Sister died.
139	The upper section of the flag pole	Removed in order to bring the flag into better view.
139	Mr. Wolf	Finished work as football coach.
141	Athletic	ISNS beats Upper Iowa, 10-6; school team defeats college graduates, 8-0.
142	E. E. Amsden	Optician in Colorado.
142	The schools of Manning	W. H. Reever in charge there.
142	It is always gratifying	B. A. Smillie is principal of normal and business college in Decorah.
142	E. L. Hollis	YMCA city secretary in Fort Dodge.
142	C. S. Dodds	Principal at Mt. Union.
142	Ida Langdon	Deputy auditor in Grundy County.
142	Edith Eighmey	Teaching in Clarksville.
142	M. O. Roland	In real estate business.
142	Alice B. Curtis	Teaching in Waverly.
142	Ida M. Robinson	Principal in Alta Vista.
142	Walter H. Briggs	In second year of medical school.
142	Good reports have come to us	C. S. Cobb and Florence Mack doing well in Shelby.
142	R. T. Crawford	Teaching near Sabula.
142	Marie Golden	Teaching at Wilton.
142	Harriet Kimball	Teaching at Sabula.
143	Ada D. Groves	Teaching in East Des Moines.