Normal Eyte — December 11, 1897

Page	Title	Summary
157	This week the Normal Eyte attains its expected growth	Offers a more lengthy newspaper.
157	The Fayette Collegian	Student newspaper from Upper Iowa reacts strongly to Normal Eyte football season review; Normal Eyte defends its position.
158	Since the lecture by Russell H. Conwell	Questions the connection between character and wealth.
159	A Negro ghost story
161	The drawing department	Demand for classes growing; sections added.
161	The demands for desks	Added thirty special desks for penmanship.
161	Biennial period, 1895-1897	President Seerley's plans for the school including an assembly building, a science building, a training school, a gymnasium, and a library.
161	The winter term opens	Unprecedented winter term enrollment.
162	The museum	Growing rapidly; attracting attention.
163	Charles F. Johnson	Now doing state YMCA work; E. L. Hollis succeeded him at Fort Dodge.
163	C. E. Stinson	Doing well at Cornell College.
163	We have received a program	H. H. Savage and H. E. Blackmar speak at meeting.
163	C. A. Frederick	Completed courses at University of Chicago.
163	Edna Klepinger	Teaching near Lafayette, Indiana.
163	O. J. McManus	Will teach in summer institute.
163	Reports have come to us	Evelyn Newton doing well in Belle Plaine.
163	On the program of an educational council	Several Normalites on program.
163	Carl J. Shaffer	Principal at Lewiston, Idaho.
163	R. M. Wyant	Read paper at recent teachers meeting.
163	The correspondence in the office	Enrollment is likely to increase even further.
163	Louisa Crary	Teaching in Whitten.
163	Margaret Young	Assistant principal at Marathon.
164	J. E. Williams	Visited campus.
164	The B. C. R. & N. Railroad	Will sell tickets to students at special holiday rates.
164	The Second Year High School class	Elected officers and Commencement speakers.
164	Grace Troutner	Attended wedding.
164	Mina Gifford	Back in school.
164	Minnie Fix	Brother died.
164	Chas. Johnson	Visited campus.
164	C. J. Burrell	Brother died.
164	Miss Ridley	Brother seriously ill.
164	Mrs. S. T. Walker	Visited parents.
164	Fannie Fink	Went home sick.
164	Ella Morris	Visited school.
164	Edna Poorbaugh	Is quite sick.
165	Remember the Andrews lecture
165	The sad news has come	May Kennedy's mother died.
165	The next meeting	Grace Troutner, Casper Schenk, Mamie Hearst, Fannie Mowry, and Jason Mowry will participate.
165	The forty-third session	ISTA will meet.
165	The long-awaited street car	Route of new street railway will shortly reach the corner of 24th and Normal Streets; propelled by electric motor charged by gasoline engine; two cars are working.
165	The enrollment this term	975 in normal training; eighty-nine in preparatory training.
165	On Thursday the M. Di. class and the Third Years	Selected Commencement speakers.
165	On Tuesday each of the senior classes	Organized and elected officers.
166	Society Notes	News of YMCA and YWCA meetings; description of literary society programs.
169	Athletic	Basketball teams continuing to play; Association still has small debt.
170	Where is our skating pond	Proposes creating pond on Dry Run Creek.