Normal Eyte — March 26, 1898

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
5	Major S. H. M. Byers	Speaks on campus.
7	Benjamin Boardman	Brief profile; text of oration on William Lloyd Garrison; photo.
10	The spring term attendance	Remains high despite a number of students out teaching or farming.
10	J. E. Clarey	Issue of Iowa Illustrated will feature the Normal School.
10	The joint conference committee	Will appropriate $48,000 for next biennium, in addition to the permanent fund, to the Normal School.
10	The Normal School will experience	Board of Control will have some authority over finances.
10	The bill modifying the state certificate law	Normal School graduates would need to pass a formal examination in order to be certified if the bill passes in the House..
11	W. R. Patterson	Will obtain Ph. D. from University of Pennsylvania.
11	Helen F. Clute	Wins writing prize.
11	Chas. A. Frederick	Will represent University of Chicago in debate against Columbia University.
11	R. C. Adams	Will receive M. Ph. from University of Michigan.
11	On March 1st	Walter W. Wilson married Sophie Keeler.
11	We wish to correct an omission	Harry E. Whitney will also be honored for his work in the Student Battalion.
11	John A. Beard	Doing well at Wood River, Nebraska.
11	Mr. and Mrs. Morris Cooper	Back in school.
11	Florence Knickerbocker	Will teach in Boone.
11	We are pleased	Charles Stinson spent part of his vacation in Cedar Falls.
11	Rodney M. Arey	Principal at Cherokee; Anna Goodale will teacher there.
11	O. B. Chassell	Has been organizing libraries; may teach again if health permits.
11	Elizabeth Burgess	Health improved.
11	Fannie Beckwith	In Camanche.
11	Mary England	Teaching in Whittier, California.
11	Lillie Johnson	Teaching in Hampton.
11	Benjamin McKeen	Principal at Carroll, Nebraska.
11	Caroline Otis	Teaching in Lake Park.
11	Nellie Hudson	Teaching in Osage.
12	Miss Etta Robinson	Teaching at Tipton.
12	Mollie Detwiler	Is sick.
12	Miss Jennie Curtis	Entertaining friend.
12	Minnie McConnell	Enrolled in school.
12	Violetta Fields	Back in school.
12	Miss McGovern	Visited mother, who has been very sick.
12	Mrs. A. W. Fuller	Mother visited.
12	Alice E. Wright	Will teach this spring.
12	C. E. Steele	Visited campus.
12	The students	Have begun to play tennis.
12	Harry Whitney	Was on campus.
12	Miss Eggleson	Enrolled in school.
12	Mrs. L. Clark	Attended chapel with Miss Poor.
12	Nellie Dunham	Is sick.
13	Miss Myrtle Jamison and Emma Pope	Visiting Cedar Falls.
13	Many of the members of the Third Year Class of 1897	Saddened by death of Mary Stout.
13	Charlotte Cunningham	Still recovering from train wreck injuries; entertained friends.
13	Y. M. C. A.	Account of term reception.
13	Y. W. C. A.	Account of recent meetings.
13	Edith Eighmey	Teaching at Clarksville.
13	Adelaide Twinam	Principal at Aplington.
13	E. D. Michaels	Left school due to eye trouble.
13	C. E. Stinson and his brother Carl	Both students at Cornell College.
13	J. T. Ames	Visited campus.
13	Miss Hattie Ross	Will teach at Williams.
14	Philo	Account of recent debate and oratory program.
15	Aristo	Account of recent program.
15	Clio	Condolences on death of Mary Stout.
15	Primary Teachers Round Table	Hold meeting.
15	Orio	Account of recent meeting.
16	Ossoli	Account of recent program.
16	Athletic	Advice for athletes.