Normal Eyte — April 15, 1899

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
371	The board of managers	Planning special issue for the oratorical contest; urges students to order extra copies.
372	We do not believe we overestimated the opinions	Seems to be popular support for new school colors and a new school yell; committees formed.
372	It seems to be an established fact	Students enjoy a good lecture; A. A. Willits will speak soon.
373	Reveries of a maiden lady
374	The many friends of De Etta Fisher	Miss Fisher went home due to poor health.
375	Miss Stella Satterthwait	Will be in charge of Physical Culture Department and assist in elocution.
375	Arrangements were made	For a tent for Commencement.
375	The Board ordered a new plank walk	To be constructed from buildings to northeast corner of campus.
375	The new catalogue contract	Will show that 1900 students have enrolled in the 1898-1899 school year.
375	The Board decided	To add another story to the bridge between buildings.
375	It has been decided	To add a physics teacher; will mean afternoon recitations.
375	Prof. C. P. Colegrove and Prof. G. W. Walters	Will address teachers meeting.
375	Miss Margaret Baker	Will work in the Extension Department of the University of Chicago.
375	The following teachers were re-elected	First year teachers did well.
376	D. C. Truesdale	Touring with concert company; R. D. Daugherty replaces him in Cedar Falls schools.
376	George Galloway	Re-elected in Panora.
376	H. H. Savage	Resigned at Lake Park; will return to school.
376	F. C. Woods	Will remain at Peterson.
376	A. O. Christopher	Visited campus.
376	C. E. Stinson	Will conduct summer institute at Wyoming.
376	S. B. Stonerook	Re-elected at Springdale; Una Grettenberg is there, too.
376	George E. McCammond	Principal at New Hartford.
376	H. W. Heath	Principal at Shellsburg; Maye Ash is there, too.
376	W. R. Sandy	Re-elected at Bagley.
376	Mary Achenbach	Guest of Nellie McAlvin.
376	May Williams	Doing well at Cherokee.
376	Nellie McAlvin	Visited Grundy Center.
376	S. S. Stockwell	Visited Monroe.
376	Frances Drake	Will teach in Charter Oak.
376	May Greenside	Re-elected at Peterson.
377	Mr. McClenahan	Went to Sioux City.
377	Miss Braley	Visited sister.
377	Loretta Blake	Visited Des Moines.
377	Cora Mercer	Visited sister Mae.
377	Katherine Sheehan	Father sick.
377	Casper Schenk	Visited brother.
377	Hal Washburn	Visited campus.
377	Alice Munger	Visited parents.
377	Misses Phillips and Johanne Johnson	Have measles.
377	Susie Shepard	Entertaining sister.
377	Leora Parker	Substitute teaching in Waterloo.
377	Gladys Kiefer	Has been sick.
377	Mae Mercer	Visited Parkersburg.
377	The enrollment so far this term is 1025
377	Grace Brainard	Visited home.
377	Edna Poor and Grace Austin	Visited Independence.
378	Ida Ziegler, Martha Roberts, and Chloris Anderson	Have been sick.
378	Prof. Parish	Purchased lot and will build house.
378	Mr. F. W. Perkins	Will be principal at Aurelia.
378	Messrs. Adams and Steck	Visit campus.
378	Mr. Truesdale	Will tour with concert company; Mr. Daugherty will take his place in school.
378	A new sidewalk	Being built along north drive; central drive east of buildings will be abandoned.
378	Little Nancy Baldwin	Visited sister Laura.
378	Mr. George E. McCammond	Visited campus.
379	Reply to Harry Thurston Peck	Faith Stuntz believes that women do have a place in higher education.
380	Alpha	Account of recent program.
380	Shake Hall	Text of Miss Mehan's parody.
381	Aristo resolutions	On death of F. A. Bronson's brother.
382	Athletic	Trying to arrange track meet; will play Waterloo in baseball.
382	Fred Markley	Visited campus.
382	Miss Margaret Baker	Visited chapel.
382	Married	Maude Farnham and Arthur Foote.
382	Prudence Jackson	Entertaining cousin.
383	The Bible Study Department	Lesson XXVII: Israel under the judges.