Normal Eyte — February 16, 1901

Page	Title	Summary
481	Editorial	A look at final and surprise examinations; thinks recent literary society presentations are not quite so original as they might be; looks at breaches in discipline in skipping chapel, writing graffiti, and petty theft.
483	In general; Prof. C. A. Frederick restored to health	Moved to California in poor health; now feeling much better.
484	Teachers for the Philippines	J. L. McLaughlin writes from Manila that there will be a great demand for teachers there.
484	Professor D. S. Wright	Will write series of articles on the early history of ISNS.
485	Lida Groesbeck	Has not reported.
485	Johanna Hansen	Is teaching in Estherville.
485	M. R. Fayram	Is principal at Kenwood Park.
485	Anna M. Fletcher	Is teaching near Cherokee.
485	A. C. Fuller	Is principal at Manning.
485	Della M. Gardner	Is teaching near Clear Lake.
485	Florence E. Graham	Has not reported.
485	Edward Gepson	Has not reported.
485	Geo. D. Eaton	Is assistant at Reinbeck.
485	Florence E. Furrow	Studied last year at the conservatory of music in Toledo.
485	Grace Fullerton	Is now Mrs. Lane and living in Marshalltown.
485	Sedona L. Fesenbeck	Is teaching in Danbury.
485	Maude L. Foote	Has not reported.
485	E. D. Ede	Is attending the State University.
485	Edith Eighmey	Is teaching in Cedar Rapids.
485	Chas. T. Ensign	Completed the four year course.
485	Myrtle A. Elder	Is teaching in Alton.
485	Jos. W. Eaton	Has not reported.
485	John H. Ellison	Is superintendent of Monroe schools.
485	W. G. Detwiler	Is teaching in Hull.
485	Rhoda E. Dane	Died October 16, 1899.
485	Mildred Dane	Completed the M. Di. course last year.
485	Myrtle Drew	Is teaching in Newton.
485	E. B. Clingman	Is living in Columbus Junction.
485	A. D. Dane	Is enrolled at Normal.
485	Nellie Cahow	Is teaching near Greenfield.
485	William S. Calderwood	Is farming near Traer.
485	Erie Collins	Is teaching in the country outside Cedar Falls.
485	Ada B. Coates	Is first assistant at a school in Cheyenne, Wyoming.
485	Mae G. Dolan	Taught last year in Cresco.
485	Harriet M. Diddy	Is teaching near Perry.
485	Gertrude Clark	Is teaching in Sutherland.
485	Dr. W. R. Patterson	Will speak at ISNS 25th anniversary celebration to be held at next Commencement.
485	Dora D. Clark	Is teaching in Perry.
485	Minnie A. Edwards	Writes President Seerley about her studies at Oread Institute, a school of domestic science.
485	Mr. E. B. Wilson	May travel to Europe.
485	Jennie Wier	Will graduate from Stanford University; now teaching history at University of Nevada.
486	Harriet Odle	Will return to school.
486	The Misses Shillam	Had tea.
486	Misses Luella Wright and Ida Strawn	Attended Art Club reception.
486	Miss Patt	Spoke at Waterloo Art Club.
486	Mr. George Twaddle	Clara Seerley's father and brother visited.
486	The ladies of the faculty	Gave surprise party for Professor Rice.
486	Miss Slocum	Visited Ruth Marsh.
486	Miss Lillian Rickert	Attended grandfather's funeral.
486	Prof. Bender	Led Gospel meeting.
486	Misses Connor, Anna Yaw, and Stella Wood	Have been sick.
486	Estella Spangler	A number of students have left school due to poor health.
486	Miss Rice	Attended family reunion.
486	Miss Satterthwait	Gave supper party.
486	Misses Landis and Drenning	Visited Waterloo.
486	Nellie Loonan and Blanche Hoover	Visited Hudson.
486	Misses Riggs and Call	Entertained friends.
486	Everett Mayne	Mother visited.
486	Miss Baker	Was sick.
486	President Seerley	Lectured in Farmington.
486	Lars Larson	Two nieces died.
486	S. S. Stockwell	Offered position as principal at a Seattle school.
486	In the Christmas number	Laura Nettleton Brown writes article.
486	Mae Finney	Teaching in Oklahoma.
486	Cora Stocksleger	Died in Red Oak.
486	Nellie Gersbach	Back in school.
486	Joe Wright	Has been sick.
487	Lyle Kaye and George McGarvey	Visited Bess Kaye.
487	In the list of class officers	Fannie Dickey should replace J. R. Magee.
487	There are eighteen candidates	Will take state certificate examination.
487	The ten delegates	Roster of those who attended the state YMCA convention.
487	Miss Boggs	Visited Etta Suplee.
487	The Grand Army of the Republic of Cedar Falls	Seeking two cannon from the War Department to be placed on ISNS campus..
487	Rt. Rev. Theo. H. Morrison	Preached on campus.
487	The triangular debate	Will debate US cabinet system vs. British cabinet system.
487	Miss Ethel Porter	Had surprise birthday party.
487	Training; teaching reading in the higher grades	Advice for teachers.
489	Ossoli Society	Presented programs on women, food, and fashion.
490	Alpha Society	Presented programs on nations of the world, capital punishment, and education of women.
491	Orio Society	Present debate.
491	Y. W. C. A.	Praise for lecture by Professor Bender.
492	The honorary N	Will award sweaters and letters to successful athletes.
492	Athletic; state field meet	ISNS allowed to participate despite doing poorly last year.
494	Bible Study Department	Lesson XX: Paul's third missionary journey.