Students' Offering — March 1, 1881

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Winter beauty	Poem to winter.
1	Dear Offering	Maude Gilchrist gives her impressions of Wellesley College: the buildings, landscape, curriculum, and pedagogy.
2	The Norman Conquest	Essay.
3	Costumes	Purity of thought and action will lead to plain dress.
4	The four lectures	Professors Hull, Gilchrist, Wright, and Bartlett deliver a course of scientific lectures.
4	Where is your mark on the nineteenth century?	Must prepare to shape twentieth century for good.
4	The innovators: their work	Brief history of education.
4	The Students' Offering	Roster of staff.
4	We said in our last issue	Trying to keep up standard of literary merit as well as include wit and humor.
5	The beginning	An early thread of teacher education.
5	Normal rhetoricals	Description of the processes and procedures for rhetorical classes.
6	Clara Cooke	Teaching in Horton.
6	Jennie M. Buchanan	Reporter for LeMars Sentinel.
6	Flora Popejoy	Teaching in Hardin County.
6	Sarah Pierce	Teaching in Mitchell.
6	S. B. Reed	Studying in Iowa City.
6	Ella D. Williams	Teaching near LaMoille.
6	Nellie Prescott	Teaching in Harrison County.
6	Del Davenport	Spends winter in Minneapolis.
6	W. H. Harwood	Has partnership in law, land, and loan agency in Lake Mills.
6	Morris Thorpe	Teaching northeast of Waverly.
6	Mrs. Householder, nee Joey Byers	Visits with daughter Helen.
6	Elsie Packard	Taught at Point Pleasant.
6	Mary Bozarth	Teaching in Kansas.
6	Eli Dietz	Visits campus.
6	Maggie Roberts and Jennie Barrett	Teaching in Dunlap.
6	W. C. Abbott	Visits campus.
6	Dr. McEwen	Visits Grace Bixby and Carrie Barnes.
6	The Misses LeValley	Both are married.
6	Clel Gilchrist and Timothy Hazen	Returning to school after teaching winter school in Mitchell County.
6	Alice Felmley	Finishes successful term of teaching.
6	E. M. Rands	Superintendent in Mitchell County; creating stir with work.
6	F. R. Willis	Law student in Iowa City.
6	Co. Supt. Guernsey	Gives certificates to Normal students without examination.
6	Grace Winne	Goes home to visit; forced by snow to stay there several more days.
6	The members of the Board	Directors visit; heavy snow delays their departure.
6	Maggie Creelman	Visiting relatives in Nova Scotia.
6	Our esteemed fellow worker	Jessie Overman has been quite ill; now recovering.
6	C. E. Moore	Hope to see him soon.
6	William Mulholland	Leaves school because of eye trouble.