The Normal Quarterly from Emporia, Kansas • 4

12 TITIc JTOlflfa.il QFAHTElfLY. THE NORMAL QUARTERLY. take xoixck PERSONALS. We are anxious to send a catalogue of the Normal to every young man and woman who may be thinking of attendingschool anywhere next year. Will you not send us a few names THE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, Emporia, Kansas.

Published Under the Super vision of the Faculty. 23 Ga.ta pr TTsar. Entered at the Post Office at Emporia, Kansas, as second-class matter. an un.it.-io iur BUDscnpuons arm an enquiries advertising space should bo addressed to THE NORMAL QUARTERLY, Empohia, Kansas. -4 JW ITEMS FROM THE CATALOGUE.

The total attendance for the year was 930. There are 03 juniors. This ought to insure a graduating class of 50 for the coming year. The increase in the enrollment in the Normal department over that of 1882 is 522. Nearly 250 of the students were holders of first or second grade teachers' certificates, on entering.

-Nettie Spiers, of '88, will teach at her home in Lyons the coming year. Miss Price teaches in the Lyon couuty insti tuteinjime and will spend the rest of the time rusticating. Miss Spencer will teach in the Coffey county institute in July and will spend the rest of the time at home in the city. -E. Kauffman, of '85.

shook hands with all the boys and girls early in the week. He is now a practicing physician in Abilene, to say that he had never before heard so my excellent orations at any Commencement he ever attended. Mrs. Judge Kellogg, now Assistant Attorney General, was with her husband at Commencement making warm friends wherever she weDt. -Cooper '87, has made a success of his work at Barclay and drew inspiration during the week for another year as Principal of the same schools.

-May Berkey formerly librarian, made one of the happy throng of boys and girls who came marching home again last week. She is teaching at Winfield. 8 The State Normal Directory. THE HOARD OF REGENTS. HON.

J. II. FRANKLIN. PivsUmt. UiisspII -rumy ivansas counties wm-o Eighty Kansas counties were HON.

B0D0LMI HATFIELD, 1'. Wichita. Osage, Lyon excepted, being the banner with HON. IT ty inr.k-Rnxr represented, HON. II.

D. DICKSON, Neosho thirty-six in attendance and Shawnee following with thirty. Leavenworth is next with seventeen. Secretary, Falls. HON.

W. II. CALDWELL. Treasurer, Beloit. HON.

J. S. WEST, Fort Scott. HON. C.

W. HULL, Kirwin. THE FACULTY, Of G10 reporting, 252 were of English ancestry, 131 German, 104 Scotch and 81 Irish with 42 scattering. It ivas a Quarter-Centennial celebration We were not quite "all here," but enough to make the chorus "roll alon." Aud now let everybody join heartily for another quarter century of hard work -Miss Hattie Horner, of '83, was a conspicuous figure in many circles dunng the week. Her poem at the Alumni meeting was enthusiastic-ally received.

-Miss Emma Gridlay of '88, has accepted the position of assistant teacher in No. 19. She will pursue special studies in elocution and art during the coming year. -Mrs. Mary J.

Shoi of called home on account of the illness of her husband and was not permitted to return. She was greatly missed at all of the gatherings. Mamie Dolphin of '83 after vphvq Have you subscribed for the Quartrut.vi If not, send along name and the quarter. An "old soldier" said he never before heard so many fine five minute speeches as he heard at the mass meeting on Wednesday morning. A quiet rest to you all and a safe return in September If anybody should fail to return, he should be sure to send soma on in ALBERT R.

TAYLOR, Ph. President. Mental, Moral and Social Sciences, JASPER N. WILKINSON, Secretary. Director in Training.

THOMAS II. DINSMORE, Jr. Ph. Physics and Chemistry. MIDDLESEX A.

BAILEY, A. Mathematics. VIOLA V. PRICE, Ph. Grammar and Rhetoric.

MARTHA A. SPENCER, Elocution and Literature. DORMAN S. natural History. JOSEPH H.

HILL, A. Latin. MAY L. CLIFFORD, Drawing and Geography. GEORGE B.

B. S. Vocal Music, Piano, and Iheory. EMILIE KUIILMANN, Model Primary and Kindergarten. ACIISAH HARRIS, Assistant Model Intermediate.

MARY A. WHITNEY, Librarian and Assist, in Model School, Grammar Dept. EMMA L. RIDLEY, Assistant in Model School, Intermediate Department. C.

STEVENSON, Book-keeper, his place. cessful teaching in the city schools of Emporia, resigns that she may pursue some special studies at Cornell University. -L. W. Goodman ot 1890, has found his sweetheart the cottage by the sea and last weak united the holy bonds of matrimony to Miss Shannon at a city on the Pacific coast.

-Chas. Sorter, of '85, came in for the contest on Saturday evening and stayed through the week. Mr. Sortor enters the ministry this year. He has the best wishes of a host of friends.

-Maude Stewart of '88, is giving excellent satisfaction as teacher in the Asylum for Imbecile Youth at Winfield. Her superintendent is an old The program for the State Teachers' Association next December is already out. Twelve thousand copies will be distributed among the summer institutes. All persons who pay for the History of the Normal School before August, is will i entitled to the Quarterly for the coming year tree. Send in order and cash at once.

If every reader of this paragraph will be kind enough to send names of young men and women who are contemplating attending school somewhere next year, to the President of the State Normal School, Emporia, Kansas it will be considered a favor. The scholarly and much praised addresses of Presidents Kellogg, Hoss, and Welch delivered on Wednesday evening will be printed in the History of the Normal School. Remember that all orders must be sent in at peisouai rnena or Taylor. -Miss Achsah Harris, of '86, will teach in the model intermediate next year as assistant. Her work will in the main be little different from that which Miss Stephenson has been doing.

William Price was among "sixty-fivers" who come in to see how the Normal has grown He made many warm friends on every hand, beside renewing pleasant acquaintances of days of yore. -Olive Willett, of '88, was in for the closing exercises of the literary societies on Friday night, but went to Lawrence on Saturday. Her work in the high school at Hutchinson is highly commended THE SOCIETIES. Hill, President. Fremont Miller, Vice Pros Mamie Dolphin, Secretary.

Ellkn Plumb, Treasurer Lyceum. Hi President. John Piiazibr, Vice Prest Mary A. Whitney, Secretary Okie Glasgow, Treasurer. Literati.

Mima 0. Rhodes. President. Rate Bacon, Secretary, Josephine Moon, once as only a limited numberwill be printed. As far as heard from the class of '89 is located as follows Miss Anna Boyles will teach at Hutchinson, Miss Mattie McCoy at Topeka, Miss Ora Johnson at Emporia, Miss Fanny Waring at Hellett-Lettres.

FnRifl Proalrl Elmer Ralston, Vice Prest. Minnie Wohlford, Treas. Flora Hubbard, Secretary. Alpha. Urnini 1J atuHW irj T.

B. Freas, President. J. D. Loosuon, Secretary, Elmer Leatherwood, Treas.

(Amasagaclan. 15. ij. Hastings, '85 now one of the editors of the Marion Record was omnipresent, helping to make everybody feel at home and happy. His re.

port in the Topeka Capital is one of the beet -write ups" we have ever seen. -Frank Kizer, of '80 came in a few days too soon for the reunion, but attended a meeting of the committee of one hundred and offered many help- ul suggestions. His work as S. S. Msssionary in northwestern Kansas is growing rapidly and prevented his presence during the week.

-Governor aud Mrs. Humphrey came in on the afternoon train on Thursday. They held an impromptu reception in the president's room and later in the evening the Governor made a short address which was most heartily applauded. They were the guests of Hon. and Airs.

William Martindale. STFrV 59- LOVE VlCE FKE8IDENT. Stella Williams, Secretary, E. V. McCormick, Treasurer.

Oratorical Association. iCflUUU 1VA1SS Ferguson at Hartford, Miss Gertie Spiers at Lyons, Miss Kate Bacon at Oswego Miss Jennie Brazil at Kansas City, Missouri, Mr! H. W. Jones will superintend the Americus schools Miss May Whitney has accepted the position as librarian and assistant teacher in the State Normal School, and Mr. W.

fj. Stevenson that of bookkeeper in the same institution. -Married, Tuesday June 11, John II. McBride and Annie P. Smith, both of the class of '8f.

On the same date, T. P. Bogar and Rose Blanton. Inez Jay. W.

B. Brown, Vice Prest. Rout. Ruocu.es. Treasurer Miller Maddox, Secretary, Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor L.

L. h. Hknch, Treasurer..