Normal Eyte — June 2, 1900

Page	Title	Summary
779	Editorial	ISNS fails to earn sufficient points at state track meet and will be dropped from the association; blames relatively smaller number of men at the school; questions recent article that hints at professionalism of baseball team.
780	Official	Roster of those who will graduate in June.
782	Report of Lecture Committee for year 1899-1900	Financial statement for the lecture and entertainment enterprise,
782	Books for teachers	Recommended reading.
783	Walter W. Bell	Was principal of Nodaway; now is principal of a ward school in Clarinda.
783	Clifford S. Beall	Hardware dealer in Lakefield, Minnesota.
783	Myrtle A. Boardman	Teaching in Manson schools since graduating.
783	Frances Barnett	Resigned as New Hartford's principal to attend Iowa State Normal school again.
783	Anna B. Black	Taught near Shellsburg; then enrolled at Iowa State Normal school.
783	Charles L. Babcock	Resides in Cedar Falls.
783	Fred I. Barner	Law student at State University.
783	Anna A. Bernard	Was a teacher in Montezuma; now at Reinbeck.
783	Mary E. Benthall	Is now Mrs. Charles E. Corringtown of Quimby.
783	J. O. Berkeley	Was superintendent for Ainsworth; now is the assistant chief clerk in the House of Representatives.
783	Margaret Anderson	Hasn't reported.
783	Mae Arnold	Was principle of Osceola schools until marriage.
784	Lillian Constance Graham	Teaches at Cresco.
784	Anna C. Goodale	Teaches at Cherokee High School.
784	Ralph A. Elwood	Completed the four year course.
784	Bertha J. Edwards	Married J. R. Vaughan.
784	Lily Elderkin	Has not reported.
784	Frank E. Fowler	Will complete second year as principal at Center Junction.
784	Sara Feld	Teaches in Black Hawk County.
784	M. Alice Fullerton	Teaches in Nora Springs.
784	Wm. J. Ford	Did not report.
784	Charlotte M. Davis	Completed the four year course with this class.
784	Frances M. Drake	Elected primary teacher of a Baptist mission school; now teaching in Charter Oak..
784	Archie M. Dougan	Engaged in manual labor.
784	Linnie M. Downs	Teaches near her home.
784	Flora E. Davis	Has not reported.
784	Winona E. Epley	Married Ed Axtell.
784	Ruby E. Calderwood	Teaches at Morning Sun.
784	Chas W. Cavett	Has not reported.
784	Wm. W. Coates	Works as an insurance agent.
784	Grace E. Curtis	Taught at Hawarden; now is an assistant at Clarksville.
784	Rena M. Curkeet	Stayed at Normal; instructs instrumental music.
784	Debbie Davis	Received her master's degree.
784	Calvin S. Dodds	Received his M. Di. degree with is this class.
784	Louisa M. Crary	Taught at Whitten, now teaching at Grundy Center.
784	G. Adelaide Chambers	Teaching at Livingston, Montana.
784	Minnie R. Carlson	Teaches in the East Des Moines schools.
784	Carrie E. Clark	Teaching in the primary department in Charles City.
784	Chas. C. Clayton	Received his M. Di. degree.
784	Anna L. Clark	Received her master's degree with this class.
784	Florence B. Clark	Taught in Lamont; has not reported this year.
784	Maud Bozarth	Taught at Storm Lake; received M. Di. degree with the Class of 1899.
784	Anna Border	Married Arthur E. Simpson; has not reported.
784	Mary A. Boyle	Married Ed McGee.
784	Eugene H. Button	Completed four year course.
784	Matilda Byers	House matron at the girls industrial school.
784	Blaine R. Brundage	Taught at Nora Springs, now is a cashier at Rudd.
785	Emma Lambert, J. J. Lambert and B. J. Lambert	All completed four year course with this class.
785	Chas. I. Lambert	Assistant principal at Alton; now in the medical department at the State University.
785	Margaret L. Klinefelter	Married Wesley Mell.
785	Alyce R. Kelley	Teaches at Belvidere.
785	W. E. Kyler	Completed four year course with this class.
785	Joseph M. Kirby	Teaching in Colorado.
785	Nora E. Klepinger	Teaching near La Fayette, Indiana.
785	James R. Kelley	Has not reported for two years.
785	James H. Lees	Completed four year course with this class.
785	Mary H. Hobbs	Taught at the Manson High School.
785	Alice C. Howard	Student at Hahnemann Medical College.
785	Chas. F. Johnson	Completed four year course with this class.
785	Luella Johnson	Teaches country school.
785	J. O. Johnson	Completed four year course with this class.
785	Joseph E. Johnson	Taught at Belmond; did not report this year.
785	James Herbert Kelley	Completed four year course with this class.
785	Mary Hollen	Assistant principal at Lineville.
785	Hattie R. Howard	Taught in Elkader; now teaches at Cuba, New York.
785	Hannah L. Loughton	Assistant principal of Blairstown schools.
785	Elizabeth Huey	Teaches in the country schools.
785	Mary M. Hughes	Taught two years at Dunlap; now is superintendent for Washington County.
785	Emma Huffman	Teaches at Perry.
785	Mamie Hoagland	Primary teacher at Rhodes; now teaches in Sioux City.
785	Hattie A. Garrison	Was principal at Steamboat Rock; teaching in California, did not report this year.
785	Harriet D. Haworth	Taught at Elliott; now teaching at Ames.
785	Elizabeth W. Heaton	Married Harry E. Whitney.
785	Louise Heidenreich	Teaches in Zearing.
785	Harry W. Heath	Taught the grammar grades in the Shellsburg schools; now is principal of the school.
785	Blanche Hinkley	Taught at Aurelia and Marcus; enrolled at Cornell College.
785	G. Percival Hunt	Completed the four year course with this class.
785	Ada D. Groves	High school assistant at East Des Moines.
785	Mary A. Gordon	Principal of Ewart schools for one year; now teaching at Rockwell City.
785	Theodore A. Gerard	Did not report.
785	Ida Gillaspie	Has not reported for two years.
785	Ida Belle Gordon	Student in 1898; has not reported since.
786	Wm. R. Sandy	Completed the four year course with this class.
786	Rosa E. Sparr	Completed the four year course with this class.
786	Elmer Park	Studied at Cornell College and the State University.
786	Alice Peters	Taught at Rockwell City and Ottumwa; did not report this year.
786	Maud R. Rhoad	Received degree.
786	Jessie B. Roberts	Taught near Washburn; now is teaching in the Walnut schools.
786	Florence S. Rockwell	Resides in Chicago.
786	Florence N. Reese	Married Walter Aitken.
786	Otis Randall	Principal of Malcolm schools.
786	Nora M. Niday	Married Christopher A. Ratcliff.
786	Edith O. Neff	Primary teacher at Earlham; did not report this year.
786	Helen L. Poor	Completed four year course with this class.
786	Harriet May Pollock	Teaching at the Ft. Dodge schools.
786	Alda L. Potter	Teaching in the New Hartford schools.
786	Etta A. Robinson	Received her master's degree with this class.
786	Frank C. Popham	Principal of schools in Salem, South Dakota.
786	Maggie J. Mitchell	Resides in Central City, Nebraska.
786	Caroline N. Otis	Received her M. Di. degree with this class.
786	E. C. Nelson	Taught at Elk Horn College; now is principal of an academy in Scandinavia, Wisconsin.
786	Evelyn Newton	Principal at Belle Plaine; now teaches at Missouri Valley.
786	Nina Oldham	Teaches at Sheldon.
786	Ben A. Osler	Has not reported for two years.
786	Ella O'Brien	Taught in Nebraska; did not report this year.
786	Florence Mack	Completed four year course with this class; married to Walker Farr.
786	Mary B. Miner	Has not reported.
786	Fannie B. Mowry	Taught at Sanborn.
786	Robert H. Minkel	Principal of Marcus schools; married Sarah Kallenbach.
786	Lina H. Moore	Assistant principal at Norway; taught in Cresco; now enrolled as a student in the State University.
786	Leila Mitchell	Lives in Cedar Falls.
786	Chas. E. Mulinex	Principal musician in the South Dakota Regimental Band; went to the Philippine Islands.
786	Orrell Larrison	Teaches at Grand Junction.
786	Jessie F. Lias	Has not reported for two years.
786	Chas. W. Larkin	Graduated from Iowa Wesleyan University; connected with the Mt. Pleasant academy.
786	Norman M. Leonard	Has not reported in two years.
786	Lena G. Mercer	Taught at Ionia and Havelock, enrolled at Normal again.
787	Pearl M. Shaffer	Professor of military science at the industrial school in Eldora; enlisted in the army; now first lieutenant.
787	Clarence E. Steele	City secretary of the Y. M. C. A.
787	Henrietta M. Swan	Taught two years at Reinbeck; student at Iowa College, Grinnell.
787	Wm. Sparks	Teaches at the industrial school in Eldora.
787	George W. Satterthwait	Taught near Muscatine; now teaching at Sweetland Centre.
787	Adah Snedicor	Taught in the Cherokee schools; married F. A. Ballard.
787	Elsie Stewart	Taught at Perry schools.
787	Carl J. Shaffer	Taught in Lewiston, Idaho; is now a medical student in Iowa City.
787	Several basketball games	Have been played recently.
787	About two hundred students	Attended state field meet.
787	Miss Margie Dunn and Miss Ethel Grover	Visited Margarette Ball.
787	Cora and Frances Barnett	Visited New Hartford.
787	Mr. Ish	Finished work and went home.
787	Mr. Wilcox	Sister visited.
787	Mr. Arey and Miss Amy Arey	Expected home.
787	Martha Spencer	Visited Grundy Center.
787	Fannie Hill	Visited Hudson.
787	Zoe Cornell and Blanche Riggs	Visited Blanche Hoover.
787	Miss Gutches	Mother and sister visiting.
787	Maurice Pearl	Visited Nevada.
787	Anna Shaw	Went home to take census.
787	W. H. Dana	Was out of town.
787	Leo Leonard	Visited Fairbank.
787	Rownd Hall	Went on a picnic.
787	R. C. Hardie	Visited Ionia.
787	Agnes Wallace	Visiting home.
787	C. E. Wright	Went to Nashua.
787	Helen Paine	Visited Fairbank.
787	N. C. Nelson	Visited home.
787	R. D. Daugherty	Visited Victor.
787	Susie Ablett	Visited Waverly.
787	Elections for the last week	Many students have secured teaching positions.
788	On Thursday evening	Professor Begeman gave lecture on induction coil.
788	Miss Satterthwait	Has charge of Commencement play and other activities.
788	The battalion accepted the invitation	GAR asks Student Battalion to participate in Memorial Day activities.
788	Miss Abbot	Addressed YMCA and YWCA.
788	The clubs on Normal Hill	Playing a series of baseball games.
788	Pres. and Mrs. Seerley	Entertained seniors.
788	Wednesday morning	Official inspects Student Battalion and finds it in good order.
788	Mr. Samson, Miss Gregg, and Miss Curtiss	Left for trip to Europe.
788	Ada and Crete Eighmey	Finished work in Cresco.
788	Miss Thornton	Gave party.
788	The honorary members of the Neo society	Will entertain.
788	Prof. Loughridge	Sent gavels for literary societies.
788	We are pleased	Professor Colegrove will continue Bible Study outline.
788	Mr. Wise and Mr. Leavitt	Inspected campus.
788	Margaret Tobin	Father died.
788	Minnie, Luella, and W. O. Larson	Brother died.
788	Josephine Murnan	Having eyes treated.
788	Mr. and Mrs. P. E. McClenahan	Visited campus.
788	Mr. Ewers	Completed work.
788	Bruce Alderman	Will take census.
788	Leonard Towle and Sever Severson	Will take census.
788	The Alpha society	Enjoyed picnic.
789	Training: how to judge a school	Advice for teachers.
790	Y. W. C. A.	Twelve ISNS students will attend the Lake Geneva conference.
791	Athletic	ISNS scored no points at state field meet and will not be able to participate in further competition; blames lack of an adequate training facility and little student support.
792	Untitled	Robert Fullerton will be in Iowa this summer to perform; photo.