Normal Eyte — February 6, 1904
| Page | Title | Summary | Scan |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Official news | More shelves will be purchased for the library; lighting will be installed between the bookshelves. | |
| 305 | Tribute to a great life | Public exercises paid tribute to the work of Professor Bartlett; portion of text of tribute by Professor Wright. | |
| 306 | A Congressman's tribute to Professor Bartlett | Professor Colegrove reminisced about Professor Bartlett. | |
| 306 | Another high grade concert | The Herbert Butler Concert Company will perform on February 12. | |
| 307 | It makes my mouth water | "It makes my mouth water when I think of the good old days." | |
| 307 | Kansas | Kansas has chosen the fifteenth amendment as the subject for the debate. | |
| 307 | Notes On Music | Church music should be of high quality. | |
| 307 | Did you ever | "Did you ever get warm by shivering?" | |
| 308 | Training | Some lines of work related to the history of the grades. | |
| 310 | Clio | The Clios delivered one of their most interesting programs of the year. | |
| 310 | Orio | Tommy Jones was unanimously elected president. | |
| 311 | Aristo | The Aristos report on two programs. | |
| 311 | Chresto | The Chrestos presented a Dickens program. | |
| 312 | Bible Study | Paul's last journey to Jerusalem, A. D. 57-59. | |
| 313 | Singing at Drake | Normal students have enthusiastic leader and students who have taken singing lessons, while students at Drake refuse to sing. | |
| 313 | Rev. McGurk talks | The Reverend McGurk of the Methodist Episcopal church spoke to the Y. M. C. A. | |
| 314 | Alumni department | Mae Polley reports extensively on her experiences in the Philippines. | |
| 318 | The Misses Messerschmidt and Reichert | Helena and Alma start teaching in Waterloo. | |
| 318 | It was a great marriage | Warren Panton and Josie Gurney were married. | |
| 318 | Miss Nellie Wallbank | Nellie Wallbank attended the Bartlett celebration. | |
| 318 | Prof. W. A. Bartlett | W. A. Bartlett attended his father's celebrations. | |
| 318 | Prof. Bartlett | Professor Bartlett has not met with his classes because of illness. | |
| 318 | Mr. Affleck | Professor Affleck was sick on Monday. | |
| 318 | All extend their sympathy | Elzada Wilson's mother died. | |
| 318 | Mr. J. L. Johnson | J. L. Johnson visited his son Dallas. | |
| 318 | Mr. Andrew Wray | Andrew Wray has recovered from typhoid fever. | |
| 318 | Ethel Agnes Edwards | Ethel Agnes Edwards attended the Minnesinger concert. | |
| 318 | I. N. McCash | Mr. McCash will give temperance address on the Hill. | |
| 318 | The Feyereisens | The Feyereisens are enjoying a visit from their mother and brother. | |
| 318 | Mr. Seerley | President Seerley attended a meeting in Des Moines. | |
| 319 | Mrs. Stuart | Mrs. Stuart visited her daughter Jessie. | |
| 319 | The most popular entertainment | The Minnesingers gave a great performance on Friday. | |
| 319 | Miss Jessie Butterfield | Jessie Butterfield is returning to school. | |
| 319 | Last Saturday | J. C. Burnette came to town. | |
| 319 | On Friday afternoon | A reception for the Y. W. C. A. members was held. | |
| 319 | Prof. and Mrs. C. A. Fullerton | The Fullertons entertained the Minnesingers in honor of George Samson, Jr. | |
| 319 | Program Exercises of the Bartlett Fiftieth Anniversary | Program of Professor Bartlett's celebration. |