Normal Eyte — January 20, 1900

Page	Title	Summary
349	Editorial	Considers school boards, teachers, and the contracts between them.
350	Official	Summary of Governor Shaw's educational ideas included ideas relating to the Normal School and the millage tax for construction of buildings.
351	In general: list of books for a school library	Forty-nine books for the primary grades.
352	Nellie F. Anderson	Is teaching at a Normal school in Michigan.
352	Carrie A. Barnes	Is teaching history and geometry out west.
352	Bertha Bishop	Has retired due to her health.
352	Clara A. Boss	Is principal at Tipton high school.
352	Untitled	Beniah Dimmitt; photo.
352	Thomas B. Amlie	Is employed by D. Appleton and Co.
352	Song of the season	Poetic tribute to the seasons.
353	Wm. L. Hearst	Is living in Cedar Falls.
353	Mary Hieber	Is a housekeeper.
353	Lizzie M. Hughes	Is a member of the Board of Examiners.
353	Ella M. Ford	Is teaching in the West Des Moines schools.
353	Lizzie M. Ellis	Is married to J. M. Williamson.
353	B. B. Foster	Was principal in Kelso, but has not reported in two years.
353	C. A. Fullerton	Is working at I. S. N. S.
353	P. G. Fullerton	Completed the four years course.
353	P. G. Fullerton	Completed the four years course.
353	Chas. J. Griffin	Has been a druggist since graduation.
353	J. G. Grundy	Is principal of Eagle Grove schools.
353	Maggie Cunningham	Is teaching in Cedar Falls.
353	C. F. Curtis	Is a photographer.
353	N. Emma England	Is living in California.
353	May M. Boynton	Is married and is principal at Nevada.
353	Laura J. Brown	Has entered Hahnneman college as a student.
353	C. W. Cobb	Died nearly ten years ago.
353	Isabella Cowan	Finished the four years course.
353	E. D. Y. Culbertson	Is superintendent of Ames schools.
353	Lillian Crossley	Has finished the four years course.
354	Judent A. Rhodes	Is working in Fort Dodge.
354	May Roberts	Was principal at Bethany College.
354	M. O. Roland	Is in the insurance business.
354	Agnes Russell	Was last known to be living in Monticello.
354	Fred C. Sage	Graduated from medical school.
354	G. N. Sabin	Is a principal in Louisiana.
354	Martha Miller	Is a missionary in Bulgaria.
354	Minnie Mack	Is now married and has resigned.
354	Lambert B. Moffett	Is principal at Oelwein.
354	Anna Morgan	Is believed to be teaching in California.
354	Alma E. Morrison	Is a practicing physician in St. Louis.
354	W. R. Patterson	Got his B. S. degree.
354	John C. Kleinsorge	Has studied abroad and earned his doctoral degree.
354	Emelia M. Kreig	Is living in Minnesota.
354	Pauline Leader	Completed the four years course.
354	Eva S. Leland	Is married and living in Cresco.
354	Hilda G. Lundeen	Is assistant principal at Bellevue.
354	Chas. C. Miller	Died in August 1892.
354	Elizabeth Jones	Is a student at the Moody Institute.
354	Lizzie Callenback	Is teaching in California.
355	Alice E. Wright	Is teaching at East Waterloo.
355	Elizabeth M. Wyant	Is teaching in a Marshalltown high school.
355	Almeron J. Stone	Has not reported in five years.
355	Emma C. E. Sutton	Is married and living in Hampton.
355	Katherine S. Townsend	Is married and living in Cedar Falls.
355	Anna E. Wilson	Is married and living in Navarre, Kansas.
355	Mary R. White	Is married and living in Harlan.
355	Blanche Simmons	Is an instructor at Penn College.
355	Luella T. Simmons	Is teaching at Oskaloosa high school.
355	Helen Sisson	Resigned her position after marrying.
355	Minnie E. Stafford	Is married and living in Marysville.
355	Mary L. Stever	Is secretary for Y. W. C. A. in Cedar Rapids.
355	Attorney S. C. Smith	Married Mabel Dabney.
355	Walter G. Burris	Is now sales agent.
355	The Minneapolis Times	Praises debate performance of O. P. McElmeel.
355	Anna M. Young	Married Dr. Milo W. Moulton.
355	Anna Schulte	Teaching in Petersburg, Nebraska.
355	Mary E. Davis	Teaching in Lamoni.
356	John D. Thompson	Has been ill.
356	Etta Rains	Has been sick.
356	Maps have been made	Show that students are attending from ninety-eight Iowa counties.
356	R. C. Hardie	Will be manager of baseball team; Walter Brown will be captain of the track team.
356	Miss Curtis and Miss Hillis	Went to Waterloo for Elbert Hubbard lecture on Monday.
356	Miss Marie Washburn	Visited campus and attended Hubbard lecture on Tuesday.
356	Prof. Rich	Teaching arithmetic methods class.
356	Mary Starr	Left school due to illness.
356	Ethel Baker	Unable to return to school due to illness.
356	Buy an extra copy	Women's edition of the Normal Eyte will be published February 3.
356	Amy Ellenwood and F. A. Poots	Visited campus.
356	Several volumes	Books on Iowa participation at World's Fair and exposition arrived.
356	Martha Hoskins	Mother sick.
356	Elbert Hubbard	Visited campus with O. J. Laylander.
356	Miss Mary King	Went to class with her sister Carrie.
356	Lottie Hunter	Attended nephew's wedding.
356	E. S. Bartlett	Professor Bartlett's brother visits.
356	Mae Finney	Has been sick.
356	Louise Moyer	Spoke on "The New-fashioned American Girl" in chapel.
356	Miss Edith Spicer	Has been sick.
356	Maude Betzenderfer	Has been sick.
356	Emma Williams	Called home.
356	Prof. Wright	Lectured in Letts.
356	The new cabinet for clippings	Cabinet for newsclippings has arrived in the library.
356	Julia Bucklen	Friends visited.
356	The janitors	Enjoyed a snow fight.
356	Chas. A. Lamb	Went home due to illness.
356	Spelling classes	Now organized.
356	Bertha Boyer	Has been sick.
356	Miss Bertha Gilroy	Has been sick.
357	About one hundred and thirty new books	Are available in the library.
357	The June classes	Elected officers.
357	The Zetas	Have had their piano repaired; tuner has also been working on other school instruments.
357	Elbert Hubbard	Spoke on Rembrandt; many from Normal School attended.
357	The summer school Class of 1900	Will organize on their own.
357	Miss Achenbach	Entertained Margaret Stevenson.
357	Mr. and Mrs. Porter Donly	The former Amy Scott visited.
357	A few young people	Had social evening at Fern Scott's home.
357	The summer term program	Is now prepared and available for prospective students.
357	The lawyers are making great preparations	For Aristo mock trial.
357	The magazines	Have been sent to the bindery.
357	Training: management and discipline, I	Advice for the new teacher.
359	Clio report, Jan. 12, 1900	Program featured debate and readings.
359	Shakespearean Society	Officers installed; programs featured readings.
360	Aristo	Present Army program on soldiers' experiences during Spanish-American War.
361	Student can earn room rent	Seeking student to organize eating club of twenty.
361	Y. M. C. A.	Prayer meetings well attended; hold reception for men.
362	Bible Study Department	Lesson XVI: the Galilean ministry (second period).