Normal Eyte — May 5, 1900

Page	Title	Summary
683	Editorial	Speculates on proper role of athletics in colleges.
684	Official	School will add departments in German, Manual Training, and Kindergarten as soon as there is room.
685	In general	Geometric problem.
686	Kate Harrod	Now Mrs. George Forby of Deep River.
686	Julia Halsey	Taught at Springdale until last year.
686	Lillie M. Held	Student of Cosmopolitan School of Osteopathy in Des Moines.
686	Susie Hemenway	Has taught in Osage since graduation.
686	Emelie Kreig	Completed four year course.
686	O. E. Hibbs	Principal of Anthon schools.
686	The Minnesingers concerts	Reviews of recent performances.
686	Jennie E. Hall	Taught at Sergeant's Bluff; now in Montana.
687	Cora D. Patterson	Taught at Lewis; now at Emmetsburg.
687	Daniel R. Perkins	Completed the advanced courses.
687	Hermann A. Mueller	Completed four years courses.
687	Alice Neal	Died May 23, 1896.
687	Myrtle Nims	Teacher at Maquoketa.
687	Christine Patterson	Has not reported.
687	E. R. Monroe	Has not reported.
687	Nellie F. Miller	Teaching in Red Oak since graduation.
687	Arthur G. Morey	Was principal of Allison; attended law school, currently principal of Parker.
687	Roberta Muhs	Principal of Camanche schools.
687	Lewis H. Minkel	Completed advanced courses.
687	Margaret Mackin	Finished four years course and is now principal of New Hartford.
687	Geo. E. McCammond	Teaching in New Hartford since graduation.
687	Sarah A. McDonald
687	O. P. McElmeel	Was employed by Athens Publishing Company.
687	Alice J. Mason	Teaching in Monroe.
687	Nellie Maynard	Has not been teaching for two years due to bad health.
687	A. J. Miller	Hasn't reported
687	Emma C. Larkin	Teacher in Rippey.
687	Cora M. Learned	Now Mrs. George W. Hersey of Keota.
687	E. J. Leonard	Was principal of Lancaster; now principal in New Sharon
687	Chas. L. Lewis	Is principal of Pinnebog, Michigan.
687	Willard H. Lyon	Was principal of Pella, then became superintendent there.
687	Mabel B. Libbey	Completed the four years course.
687	Minnie Mack	Completed four years course.
687	Clara H. Hieber	Primary teacher in Cedar Falls.
687	H. R. Hollis	Completed four years course.
687	Nellie F. Hudson	Taught high school in Osage until she accepted a Boone position.
687	Mollie Kelley	Taught in Perry since graduation.
687	U. B. Kepford	Was principal in Rowan; now in Hudson.
687	Edith Knickerbocker	Was primary teacher in Cedar Falls until she accepted a Charles City position.
687	Chas. F. Kuehne	Completed four years course.
688	Nellie E. Weldy	Student in the training school of Chicago for home and foreign missions.
688	Jessie Wilbern	Has not reported.
688	Lina Wilkinson	Nurse in Cincinnati, Ohio, after teaching three years.
688	Ida Worster	Teaching in Adel since graduation.
688	F. C. Woods	Completed four year course.
688	R. M. Wyant	Was employed by Athens Publishing Company; then enrolled as a student of S. U. I.
688	C. E. Tool	Principal of Alden since graduation.
688	Adelaide Twinam	Has not reported.
688	Helen A. Tyler	Has not reported.
688	Jos. E. Vance	Principal of Springville schools.
688	Ella Waters	Was a student of art and music last year in Oberlin.
688	Morton E. Weldy	Currently Latin instructor at Highland Park after moving about.
688	S. S. Stockwell	Student at S. U. I. after teaching in Nora Springs.
688	C. E. Stinson	Completed advanced course.
688	Etta D. Strong	Has not reported.
688	Orpha Thayer	Was teacher in Griswold; now resides in Madena, California.
688	James W. Stockman	Student at S. U. I.
688	Wm. H. Reever	Resigned from Manning; now principal of Greenfield.
688	Edward Rall
688	W. R. Sandy	County superintendent of Calhoun County.
688	Guy H. Scobey	Has not reported.
688	Anna M. Singer	Assistant at Marion High School.
688	W. E. Snider
688	G. W. Randlett	Resigned as Nora Springs principal and is now at Pomeroy.
688	Ed Rayburn	Cashier of a bank in Montezuma.
688	Mary B. Richardson	Principal of Webster.
688	Ida May Robinson	Teaching in Parker, South Dakota.
688	Carl W. Rummel	Located in Webster City.
688	Mary H. Ripke	Completed advanced course.
688	Roxy Peterson	Teaching in Dunlap.
688	Ole N. Oleson	Completed advanced course.
688	John C. Prall	Was secretary of Y. M. C. A. in Leland; now is college secretary of Y. M. C. A. in Iowa.
688	Samuel Quigley	Principal of Brighton
688	Samuel Quigley	Principal of Brighton.
689	Neil Bardsley	Mother very ill.
689	The reading circle	Professor Parish spoke on diplomatic relations.
689	The graduates of the musical department	Gave concert.
689	The Y. W. C. A.	Will give picnic.
689	Mrs. Danskin	Arrived to care for her son Melville.
689	The children on Normal Hill	Enjoyed May Day.
689	Pres. Seerley	Visited Grinnell.
689	A new walk	Being laid on 24th Street and on Normal Street.
689	The ball game	Ames defeated ISNS in baseball, 5-3.
689	Mrs. Seerley	Went to Oskaloosa.
689	The ball team	Will play baseball game against Upper Iowa University.
689	Miss Arnett	Back in school.
689	Miss Dearborn, Miss Kurtz, and Mr. Hillis	Have been sick.
689	The butcher shop	Normal Street business changing.
689	Taletta Ellingson	Went home due to illness.
689	Mr. Peck	Building candy shop on the Hill.
689	Earl Latchum	Visited Pearl Head.
689	A number of houses	Receiving a new coat of paint.
689	Miss Reibsamen	Is very ill.
689	Helen Paine	Visited Fairbank.
689	Nora Heffernin	Father sick.
689	Miss Baker	Has been sick.
689	Alice Kerr	Visited Waterloo.
689	Alma Giddings	Visited Marshalltown.
689	J. S. Carpenter	Went home due to illness.
689	Mr. Pierce	Visited Harry Moore.
689	Mr. Silver	Visited Gladbrook.
689	Fanny Low	Visited Atlantic.
689	E. W. B. Mark	Away on business.
689	Olive Pond	Visited Gladbrook.
690	Those who have not taught the required time for state certificates	May take examinations and apply later.
690	The Atlantic Telegraph	Praises Emma Shoudy's play.
690	The concert given by the Minnesingers	Well attended and appreciated.
690	The elections for the week	Many students are finding teaching positions.
690	Lieut. P. M. Shaffer	Visiting and telling stories from the Spanish-American War.
690	Athletic	Account of recent baseball loss to Ames.
690	A petition is being circulated	To install electric lights between Cedar Falls and College Hill.
690	Miss Jennie Landis	Assisting in office.
690	Mr. Stoakes	A group went to Traer.
690	Prof. Bartlett	Gave test on value of Bible as literature.
691	Training: teaching reading in higher grades	Advice for teachers.
693	Alpha Society	Programs have featured spring, farm life, and Ruskin.
696	Bible Study Department	Lesson XXVIII: the Passion week.