Normal Eyte — May 19, 1900

Page	Title	Summary
731	Editorial	Enjoyed lecture by Frank Gunsaulus; quarrels with report on baseball game; Robert Fullerton will be on campus during the summer.
732	Guy P. Benton, President Upper Iowa University	Profile; photo.
734	Fourth year banquet	Class of 1900 enjoyed banquet in Waterloo.
735	O. J. McManus	Now in Neola.
735	E. H. McMillan	Has been principal in Kalona and North English.
735	J. R. McNally	Piano dealer in Washington, D. C.; married Emma Hegner.
735	Grace A. McNeil	Taught in McGregor; now teaching in California.
735	Elizabeth M. McDowell	Now Mrs. C. E. Buckley.
735	Henry M. McKeen	Merchant and postmaster in Pettis.
735	O. P. McElmeel	Now in Minneapolis.
735	Maude Landis	Teaching in Dows.
735	A. M. Lane	Teaching at Calhoun County normal school; married Jessie Snider.
735	Frances E. Lenocker	Completed four year course of study.
735	Bessie A. Little	Teaching district schools.
735	John D. Lyon	Has been principal in Ionia and Marble Rock.
735	Harriet A. Kimball	Taught at Sabula; attended Cornell College.
735	Knute N. Knudson	Superintendent of Winnebago County.
735	W. E. Kyler	Now principal at Luverne.
735	B. J. Lambert	Will graduate from the University of Iowa in 1900.
735	Emma Lambert	Assistant principal at Dows.
735	J. J. Lambert	Teaching at University of Iowa.
735	May L. Kennedy	Is now Mrs. A. J. Christopher.
735	Lillie Johnson	Teaching in Hampton.
735	J. Ed. Johnson	Completed schoolwork in 1896.
735	Nellie Johnson	Completed the four year course of study.
735	Chas. F. Johnson	Secretary of Y. M. C. A. in Des Moines.
735	Jos. O. Johnson	Taught in Brighton; now editing a newspaper in Cedar Falls.
735	Myrtle Jemison	Was a teacher in the Aplington schools.
736	Mary L. Muhs	Teaching in Nevada.
736	Marcella Ormsby	Died in December 1899.
736	Ethel L. Osler	Has not reported on her work.
736	Caroline N. Otis	Taught in Lake Park and Boone.
736	Margaret Mackin	Now in West Union.
736	Eva B. Moore	Principal in Red Oak.
736	Minta R. Moore	Teaching in Tipton.
736	Bertha C. Morrison	Trained in mission work; now working in Chicago settlement house.
736	Alzada Mowry	Has not reported recently.
736	Edith D. Muhs	Now in Camanche.
736	Berta Mitchell	Has not reported in two years.
736	Eliza Montgomery	Has not reported in two years.
736	E. P. Crocker	Principal at Oakes, North Dakota.
736	Elections for the week are as follows	Many students have found teaching positions.
736	M. Alice Fullerton	Will teach in Nora Springs.
736	W. J. Barloon	Re-elected principal at Ossian.
736	A. C. Fuller	Principal at Manning.
736	F. A. Bronson	Principal at Whittemore.
736	C. E. Locke	Will teach at Oklahoma Normal School.
736	A school teacher	Praise for work of F. E. Ball in Arizona.
737	Jennie Coulthurst	Went home due to poor health.
737	Alice Funk and Fanny Cornell	Visited Blanche Hoover.
737	Miss Phrona Bedenbender	Visited sister Lena.
737	Mrs. Queen Klingaman Blanchard	Visited campus.
737	Cards are out	Blanche Youngman married M. E. Jordan.
737	At a meeting	Herbert Wilson elected president of Interstate Oratorical Association.
737	Ida Garber	Visited friends.
737	Clara Davis	Mother ill.
737	Lulu Bovee	Visited Waterloo.
737	Miss Wightman	Father ill.
737	Mr. Bowen	Visited Professor Seals.
737	Pres. Seerley and Miss Hughes	Will meet with state examiners.
737	Juliette Pierce	Went to Manchester.
737	Ruth Marsh	Visited Charles City.
737	Coral Smith	Visited Charles City.
737	Miss Spangler	Entertained friends.
737	Theron Richards	Recovering from measles.
737	Miss Waite and Miss Bourquin	Visited home.
737	O. J. Speer	Went to Traer.
737	Adelene Both	Visited friends.
737	De Etta Fisher	Has been sick.
737	Le Noir Harman	Has been sick.
737	Will Ufford	Visited Fayette.
737	R. M. Estes	Visited Ledyard and Swea City.
737	J. I. Lynch	Visited Janesville.
738	The subject of the Finnerty lecture	Addressed Irish poets and orators.
738	Ida Donald	Met friend in La Porte City.
738	Four girls from Radcliffe	Have measles and returned home.
738	The home Field Day	Small crowd, but contestants did well.
738	A number of additions	Made to mathematical classrooms.
738	Pres. Seerley	Will address Boone High School graduating class.
738	Training: geography in the higher grades, II	Advice for teachers.
739	Untitled	Primary Round Table met and elected officers.
740	Neo Society	Presented programs on France and April.
740	Untitled	Shakespearean Circle offering a variety of programs.
741	Clio report	Presented Welsh program.
741	Ossoli
742	Y. M. C. A.	Will feature railroad program.
742	Athletic	Results of annual Field Day; several records set.
744	Bible Study Department	Lesson XXX: the Passion week.