Normal Eyte — December 15, 1900

Page	Title	Summary
305	Editorial	Believes students should find time for good reading outside class; sympathy for ISU students after typhoid fever epidemic and fire; men will edit an issue of the Normal Eyte after the turn of the new year.
307	Official	Program for the Iowa State Teachers Association meeting available.
307	Autobiography; Alice Joy	Alice Joy tells her story.
308	James A. Boyle	Is principal at Fairbank.
308	Ethel M. Burt	Is principal at the high school in Peterson.
308	Anna Bell Black	Is at home is Shellsburg.
308	Ada L. Blaska	Completed the three year Latin course.
308	W. J. Bock	Is studying law at the State University.
308	Laura Bowman	Teaches in Cedar Falls.
308	Lulu Bovee	Has not reported.
308	Myrtle Mae Barr	Has not reported.
308	Frances E. Barnett	Is assistant in the high school in Shelby.
308	J. C. Barrett	Is attending the State University.
308	Bertha B. Beale	Married C. L. Love.
308	B. J. Beavers	Has not reported.
308	Lura Bidlack	Is taking the four years course at the Normal.
308	Myrtie E. Anders	Is teaching in the high school at Coon Rapids.
308	Adell M. Andrews	Is attending a Normal school in Greeley, Colorado.
308	Palmine Arent	Is a student here.
308	Carl E. Axtell	Completed the four years course and married Eunice Summers.
308	Eva Baker	Is living in Newton, but has not reported.
308	Naomi Achenbach	Is a student at the State University.
309	Wm. G. Detwiller	Is teaching at Hull.
309	Mabel Dimmit	Is principal at Dahlonega.
309	Carrie I. Durant	Is working in Marshalltown schools.
309	Lewis D. Curtis Jr.	Is in his fourth year of school.
309	Margaret Craven	Is teaching at Bagley.
309	Clara M. Daley	Is a high school assistant in Greene.
309	Mildred L. Dane	Has not reported.
309	Harry A. Dana	Is farming near Perry, Iowa.
309	R. D. Daugherty	Has not reported.
309	Gertrude Caward	Has not reported.
309	Amy Clark	Is in Lake City.
309	Corrine Cochran	Died October 10.
309	Dell May Conner	Is teaching in Le Mars.
309	Chas. S. Cory	Is a student at the State University.
309	Mrs. Chas. S. Cory	Is a student at the State University.
309	John C. Bridges	Is a student at Normal.
309	Beulah Bryan	Is in Charles City.
309	May G. Canfield	Is in Sac City.
309	Nellie Canfield	Has not reported.
309	Carl Behrens	Principal at Janesville; has typhoid fever; E. E. Franklin is substituting for him there.
309	Mr. J. H. Kelley	Principal at Fonda; rest of staff is from ISNS.
309	Rev. O. H. L. Mason	Ends studies at Harvard University due to rheumatism; back in Iowa.
309	Ruth B. Elliott	Teaching in Massachusetts.
309	Manton J. Lamb	Teaching in Larabee.
310	Claude Jarnagin	Visited campus.
310	Manette Israel and Lillian Patterson	Visited Grace Earhart.
310	Miss Alice Munger	Visited friends.
310	Esther Faner	Went home.
310	Grace Pierce	Visited Mabel Shaw.
310	Ruth Ling	Visited campus.
310	Mabel Gilmore	Teaching near Algona.
310	Miss Emma Hykens	Visited Florence Beebe.
310	Miss Frances Miller	Is sick.
310	Miss Harriet Keeler	Has been sick.
310	Dr. Gist	Preached in Nashua.
310	Lois Craig	Visited sister.
310	The District School library	Being classified by Clara Drenning.
310	Miss Mary Hampton	Teaching winter school.
310	Alice Elmore	Visited Marshalltown.
310	Prof. Wright	Spoke on Bible study.
310	Odessa Thompson and Miss Bessie Everett	Enrolled in school.
310	Belle Burkholder	Teaching near Cedar Falls.
310	Miss Jessie Butterfield	Teaching in State Center.
310	Anna Hanson	Teaching at Hampton.
310	Mae Williams	Teaching in Cherokee.
310	Miss Lydia Schultz	Teaching at Nevada.
310	Mr. Brinton	Back in school.
310	Marie Black	Sick with quinsy.
310	Dec. 6. Mr. Paul Scarbro	Married Martha Templeton.
310	J. E. Troth	Teaching near Dysart.
310	U. S. Yeager	Teaching near Wapello.
310	Annabelle Whitehill	Teaching at State Center.
310	Chas. R. Gist	Teaching near Charles City.
311	Rev. McClintock	Led services in chapel.
311	The Spiering Quartet	Entertained audience.
311	Clyde Park	Lost possessions in fire in Ames.
311	Mr. Fullerton	Received shipment of his new songbook.
311	Floyd Wiler	Was sick but is now back in school.
311	The married ladies of the faculty	Have regular social hour.
311	About five hundred girls	Attended Y. W. C. A. reception.
311	Two basketball teams	Men organize two teams.
311	Miss Bess Streeter	Attended party.
311	Miss Stella Bartlett	Visited uncle, Professor Bartlett.
311	Miss Bertha Allen	Back in school.
311	Prof. Eastman	Visited University of Iowa and lectured in West Branch.
311	Lucy Miller	Attended brother's wedding.
311	A valuable specimen of hawk	Contributed to Museum.
312	A series of talks	To be sponsored by YWCA; aimed at women.
312	Christmas program	Program for the performance.
312	The military classes	Meeting time changed to accommodate a new company.
312	A handsome set of posters	Donated by manufacturer of military equipment.
312	Is not the Inquisition	Students dread the spelling tests.
313	Training: illustration in teaching	Advice for teachers.
314	Chrestomathian Society	Special Primary Round Table becomes Chrestomathian Literary Society; presented Thanksgiving program and debate.
315	Y. W. C. A.	Noon meetings well attended; two mission study classes scheduled; reasons to join the association.
315	Athletic	Assessing the place of ISNS on the Iowa college sports scene; baseball drill will begin; will award sweaters with letters.
318	Bible Study Department	Lesson XIII: Paul's second missionary journey.