Normal Eyte — April 30, 1898

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
5	That bonfire	Bonfire downtown was not an affair of Normal students; it was probably just a demonstration of the effects of imminent war.
6	Public concerts	Robert Fullerton will give concerts in Iowa this summer.
6	The music department	Will give concert.
6	Out of a Spanish dungeon
9	The old potato patch	Vernacular poem.
10	Grace Baker	Doing well in New Hampton; occupies position formerly held by Hattie Choate.
10	Fred H. Dawson	Re-elected principal at Ocheyedan.
10	Mr. Seerley's address on "The Dangers of the Adolescent Period"	Will be printed.
10	Artillery drill is necessarily suspended	War Department calls for return of second piece.
10	Supt. Fisher	Pleased with work of Debbie Davis.
10	As a result of the work of Private C. E. Steele	Company signs pledge not to use liquor.
10	The following re-elections have been reported	Several Normalites will continue in their teaching positions.
10	Everett Bettenga	Elected to several principalships.
10	D. K. Bond	Elected principal at Rockwell City.
10	Hon. R. C. Barrett and Hon. I. J. McDuffie	Speak at teachers meeting.
11	Resolutions	Condolences on death of A. G. De Hart.
11	G. S. Dick	Instructor at institute.
11	George W. Hursey	Principal at Keota.
11	H. E. Blackmar	Superintendent at Emmetsburg.
11	W. E. Long	Completes year at medical school.
11	The Normalite	C. C. Magee took part in teachers meeting.
11	S. B. Stonerook	Principal at Springdale Seminary.
11	E. H. Griffin	Superintendent in Bedford.
12	Among the boys of Co. B	C. E. Steele left Waterloo for Des Moines; Ed Hollis in charge of YMCA work in his absence.
12	Miss Cora Sawyer	Visited parents.
12	Daisy Hope	Assisting sister.
12	F. R. Conaway	Visited President Seerley; now state printer.
12	Kathleen Wallace	Had measles but is now teaching in Wapello.
12	Vernon M. Gregg	Graduates from dental school.
12	Monday morning the announcement was made	S. C. Chacey found and taken home; he believes that he is suffering from a disease and that he would spread it to others.
12	E. E. Van Wagenen	Died April 24, 1898, of tuberculosis.
12	Miss M. E. Colby	Spoke on missions.
12	Other students	Have secured teaching positions.
13	Carrie Fay	Will teach in Early.
13	Lida Crandall	Visited parents.
13	Alice Beebe's brother	Visited.
13	Alyce B. Kelley	Visited campus.
13	Band concert	Review of recent performance.
13	Mrs. J. W. Luke	Guest of Mabel Fluckey and Bertha Hedges.
13	Miss Maud Brush	Visited friends.
13	D. Sylvester	Volunteered service to army and hospital corps.
13	R. T. Crawford, '96, and R. M. Dawes	Visited campus.
13	W. E. Lamb	Will teach at Geneva.
13	Jo Hansen	Leaves school to rest.
13	Minnie Quist	Will teach in Coon Rapids.
13	Alda Potter	Visits Waterloo.
13	Miss Simmons	Spoke to the men students.
13	Prof. G. W. Samson	Judged oratory contest.
14	Artillery men called for	Seeking volunteers from Student Battalion.
14	Pupils recital	Recital program.
15	Y. W. C. A.	Account of recent meetings.
15	Aristo	Account of recent program.
16	Clio	Account of recent program.
16	Zeta	Account of recent meeting.
18	Athletic	Baseball team will go to Clarksville; basketball team organizing.