Normal Eyte — February 4, 1899

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
259	Sixth triangular debate	Brief history of intersociety debate.
260	It is granting a rare privilege	Speculates on risks of opening up the paper to guest editorials.
260	As the spring time draws nigh	Advice on voting on the staff for the Normal Eyte.
261	Now that our worthy editor	Explains the wearing of purple by the Third Year Class.
261	The state oratorical association	Hopes for an Iowa win among college orators.
261	Your duty to yourself	Urges students to take advantage of opportunities and to build school spirit.
262	In another column	Praise for oration by E. C. Hill; calls for support of oratorical contest.
262	Mr. Editor	Unhappy with students who take up class time for unprofitable discussion.
263	A successful failure	Text of E. C. Hill oration.
264	Lecture January 27, 1899	Excerpts from lecture by Bishop Vincent.
265	The office is preparing the catalogue for 1899	Will not contain many changes but will offer a full range of classes.
265	Professor Walker	Praise for S. T. Walker's work in Mt. Pleasant.
265	The semi-annual meeting of the faculty	Was held.
265	The March section of the Class of 1899	Winter term has highest enrollment in school history.
265	The spring term program is printed	Seniors will register soon.
265	The summer term graduating class	Some of those who would have graduated in June are now planning to complete their work in the summer.
265	The spring term program	Will offer a wide variety of classes for all levels of students.
266	O. D. Longstreth	Doing well at Muscatine.
266	Cynthia Titus	Mother died.
266	Byron Lambert	Visited home.
266	Professor Bartlett	Only grandfather on faculty; son Will has new son.
266	A. M. Lane	Gave up work at Rockwell due to poor health.
266	Mary A. Boyle	Visited campus.
266	Nellie Maynard	Visited campus.
266	J. E. Fitzgerald	Doing well in Mapleton.
266	Emma Lambert	Visited home.
266	Minnie A. Adams	Married Ezra C. Potts.
266	Cedar Falls people are glad	C.. E. Steele is YMCA secretary.
267	Miss Sweeney	Attended glee club concert.
267	Grace Minnis	Will teach in Oak Park, Illinois.
267	It is reported	Professors Condit and Cummins planning new houses.
267	Mr. Colegrove	Gave address in La Porte City.
267	Miss Gregg	Entertained guests.
267	Miss Hutchinson	Still sick.
267	Miss Henning, Messrs. Hoel, Twaddle, and Bartlett	Have had the grippe.
267	Mr. Frederick	Recovering from illness.
267	The military companies	Excused from drill.
267	Miss Jones	Has been on campus.
267	Bee Weller	Entertained.
267	Misses Ina Clump and Bertha Taylor	Have the grippe.
267	Misses Anna Sloan and Mary Lillie	Have been sick.
267	Mr. Fritchie	Visited Miss Achenbach.
267	Little Roderick Fullerton	Has had the grippe.
267	Ethel Eyers	Substituting for a Waterloo teacher.
267	Belle Griffiths	Went home to recover from the grippe.
267	Mr. Marsh	Guest of Miss Mehan.
267	May Greenside	Teaching at Peterson.
267	Blanche Riggs	Missed a day of school.
267	Mr. Washburn	Visited campus.
267	Mr. Schenk	Attended glee club show.
267	Mae Gollobith	Went home due to sickness.
267	Mabelle McBride	Back in school.
267	Mr. Mahannah	Recovered from the grippe.
267	Prof. Arey	Has new cabinet for specimens.
267	Ida Reed	Has been sick.
267	Mr. Cummins	Has been sick.
267	Herbert Mowry	Visited chapel.
268	The Governor has appointed	Lillian Goodwin's brother as second lieutenant; sent to Cuba.
268	Normal chapel Sunday services	Schedule of speakers.
268	Married	Ralph Waldo and Mamie Hedges.
268	Edith Lathrop	Left school due to poor health.
269	Aristo	Report on triangular debate.
269	Orio	Report of triangular debate.
270	Philo	Account of triangular debate.
272	The Bible Study Department	Lesson XX: the Christian calling.