Normal Eyte — September 30, 1899

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
53	A mistaken idea of school life	Believes it a mistake to devote oneself solely to study.
54	The Normal lecture course tickets	Will feature eight events this year.
54	Attempts have been made	To create a unified and organized calendar of campus public programs, lectures, and concerts.
54	In the niche between the window and the lost cupboard	Normal Eyte maintains a box in which students may place submissions for the newspaper.
55	The training department	Has been reorganized for greater efficiency.
55	New song books have been furnished	For chapel exercises.
56	The Library	Anna Baker explains the Dewey book classification system and the card catalogue.
58	Staff and non-commissioned staff	Roster of Student Battalion officers.
58	Mae Dolan	Teaching at Cresco.
58	John Kleinsorge	Will shortly receive Ph. D. at Jena in Germany.
58	Mary L. Muhs	Teaching at Nevada.
58	S. M. Coddington	Has a new daughter.
58	Blanche Hinkley	Attending Cornell College.
59	Clara Kyler	Teaching at Story City.
59	Anna Iverson	Will teach at Bradford.
59	Nellie Mankey	Teaching at Newell.
59	Estalene Rhodes	Now at Linn Grove.
59	Gladys Kiefer	Teaching at Fairbank.
59	Mary Crusenberry	Teaching at Clear Lake.
59	Lucretia Eighmey	Teaching at Cresco.
59	Jessie Wood	Teaching at What Cheer.
59	Louisa A. Franklin	Principal at Industrial School in Mitchellville.
59	S. A. Potts	Principal at Adel; Jeanette Sougstad is teaching there.
59	Harold Scott	Working for Sac City Sun.
59	A. D. Miller	Principal at Quasqueton.
59	R. L. Wilson	At Colorado Springs, Colorado.
59	Blaine Youel	Nominated for superintendent in Benton County.
59	Our alumni are represented	Roster of Normalites working at Boone.
59	Lena M. Wing	Married Chauncy R. McDowell.
59	Harriet Cunningham	Working as cashier and bookkeeper.
59	Bertha Wise	Teaching in Greene.
59	Mary Hughes	Candidate for superintendent in Washington County.
59	R. A. Elwood	Candidate for superintendent in Appanoose County.
59	Harry E. Thompson	Attending Cornell University.
59	Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Christopher	Working for publisher.
59	J. R. Byers	Superintendent in Parker, South Dakota.
59	L. A. I. Chapman	Now second lieutenant in an Army unit stationed in South Dakota.
59	James H. Lees	Attending Cornell College.
59	C. E. Moore	Republican nominee for superintendent of Black Hawk County; Thomas Hudgens is Democrat nominee.
60	The sick list is as follows
60	Miss Buck	Unable to meet classes.
60	Ora Mullen	Visiting Bruce Alderman.
60	One was entirely out of fashion	If he did not have a cold.
60	The drawing classes	Doing outdoor sketching.
60	Mr. Klinefelter	Visited campus.
60	Aubrey Shoup	Enrolled.
60	Mrs. Foulk	Visited daughter Clara.
60	Miss Curtis	Entertained cousin.
60	Grace Earhart	Visited Janesville.
60	Miss Bovee	Mother visited.
60	Miss Bidlack	Receives apples from home.
60	Garfield Raw	Went home.
60	Adelene Both	Attended wedding.
60	Professor Bartlett	Enlarging house.
60	J. F. Reed	Now internal revenue agent.
60	Harry Fields	Back in school.
60	Mae Elliot	Visited Ogden.
60	Lillian Smith	Teaching in Webster City.
60	Cora Bryant	Married Albert H. Hilleman.
60	Florence Humphrey and Florence Blake	Will teach at Oelwein.
60	Grace Monk	Attending school in California.
60	Marie Ash	Teaching in Marshalltown.
60	Ella B. Sterrett	Assistant principal at West Branch; C. W. Atkinson is principal there.
60	Elizabeth Wallaser	Principal at Nashua; Lucy Meacham is teaching there.
60	Vena Hansen	Teaching at Alton.
60	L. W. Smith	Teaching in Colorado.
61	Miss Millie Fluent	Visited Stella Satterthwait.
61	President Seerley	Giving series of lectures to students.
61	Prof. Colegrove	Spoke to farmers' group.
61	Linnie Hagewood	Will enroll in Training School.
61	The songbooks have arrived
61	Mrs. Mollie Bartlett Burt	Visiting home.
61	A large number of students from Waterloo	Take rapid transit car to campus each day.
61	To students who walked to town in the old days	Appreciate trolley service.
61	The third story of the corridor	Now completed.
61	Friday evening	Messinger Hall women give party for Alma Sougstad.
61	The football team	Welcomed home despite loss to University of Iowa.
61	There are now forty members of the faculty
61	Miss Curtis and Miss Goodwin	Visited Washburn farm.
61	Amy Miller	Enrolled.
61	Mabel Gilmore	Has malarial fever.
61	The bookstores	Unable to meet demand for spellers after spelling test.
61	Mabel Donnan and Miss McDonald	Visited Independence.
61	Willis Summers and F. R. Chantry	Went to football game in Iowa City.
61	Prof. and Mrs. Ling	Visited daughter Ruth.
61	Kendall Acorn	Visited George Schee.
61	Miss Riggs, Miss Call, and Miss Gregg	Went for a drive.
61	Miss Louise Moyer's brother	Visiting Cedar Falls.
61	Mr. Sweetland	Football coach went to Michigan.
62	Charles City teachers	Had excursion to Waterloo.
62	On the program	Several Normalites will make presentations at conference.
62	Training	Offers "suggestive questions for observation and self-criticism".
63	Society reporters	Schedule of articles on the societies.
63	Y. W. C. A.	Description of recent meetings; over three hundred members.
64	Orio Society	Account of recent program.
65	S. U. I. football game	Account of game.
66	Bible Study Department	Lesson III: thirty years of preparation.