Normal Eyte — March 3, 1900

Page	Title	Summary
491	Editorial	Appreciated recent performance by F. Hopkinton Smith.
492	Official	Appreciated Schubert concert; Professor Newton presented hygienic lunch; appropriations unsure; several meetings coming up.
493	Who? An exercise in description	An appreciation for a picture by William Veatch.
494	The remains of the late Harry E. Whitney	Harry Whitney buried near New Hartford; died in Cuba last spring.
495	Ella Morris	Completed the four year course.
495	Ida B. Morgan	Has not reported since 1895.
495	Lavinia N. Mowry	Taught school in Michigan; has not reported for two years.
495	Clara Nettle	Has taught in Iowa, Illinois, and Michigan; did not report this year.
495	Kate G. Newberry	Was a primary teacher in Strawberry Point; student at Armour Institute in Chicago.
495	J. L. McLaughlin	Completed the four year course.
495	Andrew P. Mahon	Graduated from law department at State University; practices in Davenport.
495	T. U. McManus	Obtained master's degree; married Mae Loonan; practices medicine in Davenport.
495	W. H. Manifold	Attended the Colorado Normal school, teaches in Colorado.
495	Geo. Mathes	Principal of Hubbard schools; has failed to report since 1898.
495	Frank G. Miller	Principal at the Parkersburg schools; Superintendent of the Dunlap schools; now a student at the State University.
495	Stella Kingsbury	Married C. M. Wyth.
495	Sophie S. Keeler	Married Walter W. Wilson
495	Annie Lees	Married J. P. Huget.
495	Nellie McAlvin	Completed the four year course; assisted at the High School at State Center; principal of the high school at Shelby.
495	Jos. C. McGee	Principal of schools at Andrew, Baldwin, Allison, and Dyersville.
495	Belle McIntosh	Taught at Whiting; now is principal of Avoca.
495	Cora A. McKim	Married W. G. Brown
495	Chas. F. Kuehne	Principal of Gladbrook schools.
495	Elizabeth Kearwille	In 1895 she was instructor at Red Oak High School; went to State University; teaches German at the Cedar Valley Seminary.
495	Ray W. Keeler	Was a carpenter; now works in lumber and implement business; married Clara Winger.
495	Florence Knickerbocker	Married M. W. Mattison; taught in Cedar Falls, Charles City and Boone; now she is in the insane asylum in Independence.
495	The intercollegiate oratorical contest	Cornell College won oratorical contest.
495	Osmond Johnson	Graduated from the United Church Seminary in 1896
496	Mary E. Wright	Married Ezra Brainard.
496	Elizabeth Wyant	Completed the four year course.
496	Florence A. Zerwekh	Resigned from Villisca high school; entered the State University; now is a student at Radcliffe.
496	Walter W. Wilson	Completed the four year course.
496	Stella Tuttle	Taught at the Prairie City High School; now is a senior at University of Iowa.
496	Emma S. Unrau	Married A. C. Methfessel.
496	Nora M. Vaughan	Engaged in primary work at the schools in Osage.
496	Geo. E. Wells	Manages an educational publishing company; married Alma Smith.
496	Leroy A. Wescott	Principal of Riverside schools; enrolled as a medical student at the State University.
496	Clara Winget	Married Ray W. Keeler.
496	S. L. Thomas	Completed advanced course.
496	Geo. F. Thompson	Received his A. B. and M. S. degrees from the State University.
496	Andrew L. Thorburn	Teaches in Iowa; now a student at S. U. I.
496	Carl Treimer	Graduated from the State University; died.
496	Lulu Speer	Lives in Cedar Falls.
496	Minnie M. Speer	Married Curtis Brown.
496	Matie B. Steimel	Lives in Waterloo.
496	Agnes Sullivan	Was a primary teacher in Dubuque; married John Kearns.
496	Cora E. Taylor	Married George A. Stewart.
496	Chas. M. Thompson	Gave up teaching to enter the commission business.
496	Allie Richardson	Married F. W. Hargrave
496	Jessie Segner	Has not reported for two years.
496	Chas. F. Severance	Was principal of Shellsburg schools; now is a fourth year at I. S. N. S.
496	Emma Sheffer	Married Herbert Sawyer.
496	Emma Silliman	Married Clarence Wise
496	Maude Smith	Married Warren V. Stewart; deceased.
496	Cora F. Spargur	Married Richard Gibson.
496	Geo. H. Olmsted	Completed the four year course.
496	Jessie Orr	Deceased.
496	Kate L. Overfelt	Married Eugene K. Annas.
496	Eunice Overman	Completed the four year course.
496	De Ett Pierce	Lives in Cedar Falls.
496	May E. Polley	Teaching in Colorado.
496	Bertha Pratt	Teaches at Shellsburg.
496	Bell H. Nutting	Married Theodore Kerner.
497	Agnes Houlahan	Called home.
497	May French	Will teach in Epworth.
497	Mr. Achenbach	Visited his daughters.
497	Ethelyn Emerson	Entered school.
497	Kate Sullivan	Resigned to execute an uncle's will.
497	J. H. Fellingham	Visited campus.
497	Mabel Stanwood	Teaching in Lone Tree.
497	Bessie Wells	Teaching in Cedar Rapids.
497	Estella and Emerald Stickney	Teaching in Orange City.
497	Jeannette Fullerton	Teaching in Tennessee.
497	The following undergraduates	Roster of those who are principals in Iowa schools.
497	Mattie Milner	Died in Minnesota.
497	Melvin Fayram	Doing well in Kenwood Park.
497	Florence Marshall	Doing well in Sigourney.
497	Bridgie Cunningham	Teaching in Hot Springs, South Dakota.
498	Edna Russell	A number of students have left school due to poor health.
498	A change has been made	Registration system changed.
498	W. E. Silver	Went to care for sick brother.
498	Miss Jessie Harbin	Visited Professor Satterthwait.
498	Prof. Seerley and Mr. Leavitt	Went to Des Moines.
498	Saturday evening	Party for women faculty.
498	Prof. Colegrove	Lectured in Westgate.
498	Mr. Huget	Preached in Manchester.
498	There will be no special vacation rates	Spring vacation will be short.
498	Beulah Bryan	Gave tea party.
498	Juliette Pierce	Visited Manchester.
498	Mr. and Mrs. Clemonson	Visited son who has been sick.
498	Mr. Ewers	Father-in-law died.
498	Grace Pierce	Left school.
498	M. M. Garrison	Will work in brother's store.
498	Robert Caldwell	Entered school.
498	Millie March	Left school due to brother's illness.
498	Mr. F. D. McIlravy	Visited campus.
498	Gertrude McKenzie	Visiting Florence Beebe.
498	Mr. Smith	Visited daughter Coral.
498	Mabel Whitney	Entertained.
498	Miss Kramer	Called home.
498	Abbie Rodman	Has been sick.
498	Ethel Mason	Will teach near Washington.
498	Jennie Cooper	Will teach at Reinbeck.
498	Maurice Pearl	Has been sick.
499	Feb. 24	Henry Sabin came to campus and spoke on George Washington.
499	L. O. Robinson's sale	Will benefit YWCA.
499	Ida Donald	Will visit sister at South Dakota school for the blind.
499	Prof. Wright	Spoke at Waterloo YMCA.
499	Tuesday evening	Professor Call spoke to large group of women.
499	A physical culture class	Organized for preparatory and higher grammar grades; class optional; basketball team being organized.
499	Training: management and discipline; the quotation as a factor in discipline	Advice for teachers.
501	Y. W. C. A.	L. O. Robinson will donate ten per cent of his sales to the YWCA; elect officers; receive missionary books.
502	List of books for a school library	Catalogue of seventy-five books.
503	Special Primary Roundtable	Now meeting in smaller; more hospitable quarters.
504	Alpha Society	Review of recent programs.