Normal Eyte — March 10, 1900

Page	Title	Summary
515	Editorial	Orator selected for contest; corrections to YWCA article; would like articles from non-resident subscribers.
516	One new normal school	House passes bill for an additional normal school; provisions of the bill.
516	Official	Measures pass in General Assembly for new building at ISNS; amount must be worked out in committee; continuing battle over new normal schools.
517	In general: the oratorical contest	Account of recent contest with speakers and their topics; held reception afterwards.
519	Geo. N. Briggs	Received A. B. degree from the State University; was in charge of the La Moille schools and now the Lamoni schools.
519	Etta L. Brooks	Taught in Charles City High School; married Frank C. Woods.
519	Mary E. Bechly	Received master's degree with this class.
519	Jacob O. Belz	Attended the State University; was assistant principal at Gladbrook; enlisted in the military; now back at the S. U. I.
519	Wm. F. Berner	Graduated from the medical school at Northwester University.
519	Elmer E. Best	Completed four year course this year.
519	Clara J. Blackburn	Does primary work in the Nebraska schools.
519	H. E. Blackmar	Completed four year course; principal of Richville and Emmetsburg; married Kitty Fluke.
519	Adell M. Andrews	Taught at Washington; was principal of Edgewood schools; now is teaching at Belmond High School.
519	Ethel L. Arey	Assistant librarian at I. S. N. S.; completed four year course in 1895.
519	Rodney M. Arey	Received master's degree.
519	Allie D. Asquith	Completed four year course in 1895; was primary teacher in the Carson schools and Lamoni schools.
519	Chas. W. Bartine	Completed four year course this year.
519	Wm. W. Bartine	Completed four year course with this class.
519	Harry E. Aldrich	Works for Equitable Life Insurance Co., married Mary E. Tollerton.
519	Theodore Anderson	Completed advanced course this year.
519	Lewis H. Andrews	Completed four year course this year.
519	Mary Achenbach	Taught at State Center, Gladbrook and Liscomb, currently at Gladbrook.
519	Hoar frost	W. T. Wolfe's impressions.
520	Emma L. Evans	Taught in Missouri Valley and Coon Rapids; was principal of Greenfield; currently principal of Woodward.
520	Ina Faris	Received her master's degree and is currently teaching.
520	John H. Fellingham	Held many different positions; currently the S. U. I. secretary of the Y. M. C. A.
520	Kate B. Cunningham	Is now principal at Hot Springs after resigning from Vinton.
520	J. J. Daly	Practiced medicine in Illinois before returning to Charles City.
520	Lulu Davis	Is teaching in primary department of Monmouth.
520	Nettie M. Davis	Is now Mrs. S. Murr.
520	M. Franc De Graffe	Has taught in Fonda and Cherokee.
520	C. A. Draper	Was principle of Ossian schools and now is enrolled as a law student at the State University.
520	A. L. Comstock	Principle of a ward school in Oskaloosa.
520	Gertrude Conner	Teaches in a primary school in LeMars.
520	Ezra E. Crane	After graduation, became a science instructor in the Oskaloosa High School.
520	Stella Cary	Resides in Whitten.
520	E. P. Cunningham	Received his master's degree.
520	Florence Claypool	Teaches in Spencer.
520	Chas. S. Cobb	Principal of Shelby schools; runs schools in Hot Springs.
520	S. M. Coddington	Instructor of vocal music in Iowa, Indiana, and Wisconsin; now is principal of the Neponset schools in Illinois.
520	J. Raoul Byers	Received master's degree; principal of Bancroft; now is superintendent of Parker schools.
520	Addie Calkins	Married W. J. Frederick.
520	Iona Maud Carr	Taught school near Muscatine and Montezuma.
520	Annie Champion	Taught in the Osage Schools; married B. S. Fonda.
520	Leslie A. I. Chapman	Completed advanced course this year.
520	Gertrude Childs	Taught third grade in Atlantic.
520	Elizabeth Burgess	Taught for two years; completed the four year course; now is assistant at Emmetsburg High School.
520	Genetta Bushyager	Taught in the Hampton schools, then accepted a position at Missouri Valley.
521	Maud Grundy	Is now Mrs. Louis Rittger of Illinois.
521	Walter Guthridge	Completed his four year course.
521	Lulu Hall	Is now Mrs. G. Frank Mills of Blockton.
521	O. M. Harvey	Left teaching in Burlington to become law student.
521	Agnes Heightshoe	Promoted from Perry grade school to high school.
521	Julia Hendrickson	Now lives in Albert Lea, Minnesota.
521	Olive A. Grobel	Taught at Boone and Cresco, but now has moved to Minnesota.
521	Mary Kathleen Fluke	Is now Mrs. H. E. Blackmar.
521	Alice Foster	Is teaching in the primary department in Salix.
521	Chas. A. Frederick	Is currently assistant professor of physics at Normal.
521	Esma Galt	Is now a teacher in English in Traer after teaching in Sanborn.
521	Ida Fesenbeck	Received her master's degree and became a teacher and principal in Rock Rapids until she became a student in the State University.
521	Chas. A. Fields	Received his master's degree.
521	Isabella F. Fields	Completed advanced courses this year.
521	News has just reached us	Alice Wright married Charles Elwood.
521	Lieut. P. M. Shaffer	On furlough due to health.
521	Rev. J. L. McLaughlin	Will head college in India.
521	Since publishing the register	L. H. Andrews taught in Ottumwa; J. E. Johnson now traveling salesman.
521	Music in the public schools	Professor Fullerton publishes article.
521	Ida Byers	Head of department in Mitchellville.
521	Ida Leydig	Visited Cedar Falls.
521	John Prall, Chas. Johnson, and Blaine Youel	Attended YMCA conference.
522	Fanny Butts	Mother died.
522	About one hundred dollars	Raised for YWCA in merchant's sale.
522	John Thompson's friends	Happy to hear that he is improving.
522	Emma Parsons	Went home to start teaching.
522	Clara Rierson	Went home for a few days.
522	Lena Gordon	Went to Montezuma.
522	Mrs. Ella Gregg	Visiting daughter Eva.
522	Mrs. S. T. Walker	Visited campus.
522	Mattie Hageman	Went home due to mother's illness.
522	Lulu Albright	Left school.
522	Miss Pickett	Mother sick.
522	Joel Johnson	Went home due to family illness.
522	Prof. Fitzgerald	Preparing for concert.
522	Jennie Hall	Visited Eva Hubbard.
522	The Alphas	Enjoyed party at Professor Wright's house.
522	Nellie L. Smith	Went home; will return in spring.
522	Wm. Nelson	Will teach in Latimer.
522	Mrs. Page	Has been sick.
522	Maurice Pearl	Left school due to illness.
522	Miss Spencer	Back in school.
522	Maud Popp	Visited Hudson.
522	Hal Washburn	Visited Hudson.
522	P. F. Schmit	Left school.
522	Miss Hostetter	Has been sick.
522	Agnes Houlahan	Went to Ryan.
522	Garfield Raw	Was sick.
522	Mae Galiher	Called home.
523	Miss Hannah Fields and James Stewart Fields	Entertain friends at dinner party.
523	The Clio society	Celebrated victory with trip to Waterloo.
523	Mrs. Colegrove	Will judge debate.
523	Eight pairs of dark red curtains	Received for society functions.
523	The Nashua schools	School out, so ISNS alumni visit campus.
523	Emma Shoudy	Has play printed.
523	Miss Gregg	Faculty spring vacation plans.
523	The Faculty Reading Circle	Several faculty make presentations.
523	The management of the baseball team	Schedule of games.
523	Alice Hoag	Went home due to eye condition.
523	Katherine Toole	Will not attend school in spring term, nor will Della Rice.
523	Maj. Dinwiddie	Issuing discharges to some men.
523	Jennie Berg	Mother died.
524	Hunt wins	Percy Hunt will represent University of Iowa in oratorical contest.
524	Clio hall	Program celebrated Washington's birthday; poem celebrates Clios.
525	Zeta Society	Program included current events and debate.
525	Philo	President Cory has done a good job as leader.
526	The annual oratorical contest	Several ISNS alumni will participate in University of Iowa competition.
527	Athletic	Basketball team practicing; baseball prospects look good.
528	Training School	N. H. League met.