Normal Eyte — September 16, 1899

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5	The Normal Eyte makes its bow	Newspaper staff outlines its plans and organization for the year.
6	Professor A. C. Page	Studied chemistry at Harvard University over the summer.
6	A large, happy, good-looking throng	Conditions are a bit crowded as the year begins.
6	The Board of Trustees	Received resignations of Professors Simmons and Frederick; approved appointments of Eva Gregg, Mamie Hearst, and S. F. Hersey.
6	Messrs. McDuffie and Mullin	Will meet with contractors for bridge between South and Central Halls and for drainage and grading work on Normal Street.
6	A new physical science laboratory	Set up by Professor Begeman.
7	Miss Bertha Patt	Back to teach after a year of study.
7	It is greatly to be regretted	Regrets that Mary Simmons and Charles Frederick have left the faculty.
7	There will be much said, soon, regarding new State Normal Schools	ISNS and its administration have not been opposed to the establishment of new schools, but would first urge adequate support for ISNS.
7	Marion Seerley	President and Mrs. Seerley's youngest daughter died August 15, 1899, after a short illness.
7	Miss Mary S. Morse	Will teach at Normal School in Stevens Point, Wisconsin.
8	Colegrove-Ridley	Lengthy description of the marriage of Chauncey Colegrove and Emma Ridley.
8	Walters-Griffith	G. W. Walters married Florence M. Griffith.
9	S. S. Stockwell, '95, and W. H. Bridges	Attending University of Iowa.
9	Charles T. Ensign	Will study at Cornell College.
9	Ethel Waller	Visited campus friends; she and Lina Moore will study at University of Iowa.
9	Florence Rockwell	Married Mr. Watts.
9	Etta Calderwood	Married Paul F. Cooper.
9	Elizabeth MacLean	Will teach at Iowa State University.
9	Birdsall-McClenahan	Alta Birdsall married Perry McClenahan.
9	Minnie M. Banker	Married John L. Roberts.
9	Jesse L. McLaughlin	Married Mae Ward.
9	Roger Tomlison Bender	Wilbur Bender has new son.
9	About forty of our alumni attended our summer school
9	A baby boy arrived	At home of Mrs. Longcore, the former Mamie Herrick.
9	L. H. Minkel	Visited campus.
10	It is reported	Fannie Burling graduated from the University of Chicago.
10	Lillian Harrison	Will teach in Pocatello, Idaho.
10	George Rall	Will complete medical course at Northwestern University.
10	Miss Mary Rockwell	Married Albert Bivens.
10	Miss Nellie Leahy	Married John Smith.
10	Libby B. Waldron	Will teach in Alton; Hulda Cremer will teach in Agency.
10	Charles Yeager	Recovering health.
10	The marriage	Winona E. Epley married Edgar F. Axtell.
10	May Helphrey	Married William A. Nixon.
10	Mae Birdsall	Married Robert Santee.
10	Emma Randall	Married J. A. Valenta.
10	Edward J. Leonard	Married Sitta Miller.
10	Clarence Woods	Now in Basin, Wyoming.
10	Blanche Haight	Assistant principal at Winfield.
10	E. D. Morrison	Principal at Crawfordsville.
10	Eva Wier . . . .	Several Normalites attended the YWCA Lake Geneva conference.
10	Alda Potter	Will teach in New Hartford.
10	Byron J. Read, '99, and Mattie Burns	Were married.
10	May Bixby	Will teach in Boston.
10	Ira C. Welty, '96, and Flora Kaufman	Were married.
10	Mabel Schubert	Married Robert Camp.
10	June 21 occurred the marriage	Florence Knickerbocker married M. W. Mattison.
10	Martha Roberts	Will teach in Cherokee.
10	Ed. O. Bronson	Married Claudia Robison; now superintendent in Wesley.
10	J. H. Kelley	Returns to Cornell College.
10	Lydia Whited	Will attend University of Iowa.
10	Dr. Carl W. Rummel	Practicing medicine in Webster City.
10	Three of our alumni	Clara Boss, Minta Moore, and Amy Arey are teaching in Tipton schools.
10	The Southwestern Teachers Association	Several Normalites on program.
10	R. T. Crawford	Now first lieutenant in regular army.
11	Florence Bartlett	Will teach in El Reno, Oklahoma.
11	Mark A. Replogle	Awarded large contract for water wheels at Sault Ste. Marie.
11	A number of our undergraduates	Will be studying at colleges and universities.
12	Mr. J. H. Kelley	Will study at Cornell University.
12	There are now sixty-six pupils	In Training School.
12	Leslie Reed and Mr. Cundy	Took bicycle trip through southern Iowa.
12	Mrs. Hagerty	C. S. Cory's mother-in-law visited.
12	The preparatory enrollment	Reached seventy-four.
12	Mr. McIlravy	Teaching science in Waterloo.
12	Mrs. Frederick	Writes from California that Professor Frederick's health is improving.
12	Miss Maude Foote	Will teach in Waterloo.
12	Frank Bronson	Will be principal in Zearing.
12	Nell Minor	Will teach in Linn Grove.
12	Professor Parish	Building house at corner of 24th and Olive Streets.
12	Frank Foulke	Visited cousin Clara.
12	Katherine Kimball	Went home due to illness.
12	Mrs. Scofille	Visited cousin Jennie Curtis.
12	Mrs. Schee	Accompanied son George to school.
12	Judge McDuffie and George H. Mullin	Visited classes.
12	Juliette Pierce	Enrolled.
12	Miss Hannah Hansen	Back from trip to Europe.
12	New students	Took spelling test.
12	James Boyle's parents	Visited campus.
12	There are still many vacant rooms on Normal Hill
12	Jesse Walters	Missed several days of school.
12	Abigail Hayes Heaton	Enrolled.
12	Annabelle Whitehill	Visited Hudson.
12	Normal Hill	Has seen significant improvements over the summer.
12	Miss Edyth Sadler	Teaching near Baxter.
12	C. E. Steele	Visited campus.
12	Mr. Babcock	Visited campus.
13	One hundred and fifty high school graduates	Took English test for admission to literary societies.
13	A number of students	Given advanced placement due to work done at other schools.
13	Mr. Speer . . . .	Roster of those who were in the Army and are now enrolled.
13	Physical culture classes were organized	Lulu Bovee and Josephine Smith will assist Stella Satterthwait.
13	Mrs. Loughridge	Reading Circle holds reception.
13	Students enrolled from other states	Roster of out-of-state students.
13	Two vacancies are left	On YWCA cabinet.
13	May Canfield . . . .	Roster of students who have returned to complete their work.
13	Nellie Smith . . . .	Roster of those who are returning for Fourth Year work.
14	Mr. F. W. Fenner	Former janitor is now mail carrier; Thomas Burkhalter takes his place as janitor.
15	Shakespearean Society	Account of recent program; roster of officers.
15	Neotrophian Society	Account of recent program.
15	Y. M. C. A.	Held term reception.
15	Y. W. C. A.	Term opening is busy.
15	Alpha Hall	Account of recent meeting; Bess Streeter elected president.
17	Exchange	Iowa Normal Monthly contains articles by ISNS faculty.
17	Athletic	Football team organizing and training; several games scheduled.
18	Bible Study Department	Lesson I: the four-fold record
531	Training	Detailed instructions for work done in higher grade Training Department.