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THE NORMAL RECORD. THE NORMAL RECORD. A MONTHLY MAGAZINE. Published in the interest of the Teachers and Students of California, BY THE SENIORS OF THE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL AT CHICO. PHOEBE DENNY, ASSOCIATE EDITORS. EMMA A. HARVEY, ) Editor Contributions Josh. Exchanges Social, Athletics -Business Managers AIMEE it. SAUER, I MAMIE B. STA^BaCK. ROBERT R. SIMONS, JERRE G. LYNCH, FREEDOM W H HOB'FMAN JOHN H GUILL. Subscription Manager TERMS—50 Cents per Year. Payable in Adnin.ee. Single Copies 5 Cents Each. COMMUNICATIONS for publisation are always welcome and should be addressed to the Editor. REMITTANCES and communications concerning advertisements should be addressed to the Business Manager. REMITTANCES and communications concerning subscriptions should be adlressed to the Subscription Manager. ANY SUBSCRIBER who fails to receive the paper at the proper ti-ne, will do the management a favor by informing us of the fact at once. Entered at the Chico Postoffice as Sec .nd-Class Matter CHICO, CALIFORNIA, JUNE, 1899. The end of the term is drawing near, and all the thousand hopes and fears, joys and sorrows, ambitious and good intentions, which make up sehool life are nearly done with. Preparations are being made for Commencement, and every one is looking forward to the summer vacation for rest and enjoyment. Our students are talking of the north, south, east, west, far away Siskiyou—in fact, all those places which are designated by the comprehensive title "Home," and in a few short weeks the Normal will be like a deserted bee hive or an ancient mansion haunted by the ghosts of other days The visit from three of the Normal School Trustees caused quite a sensation in school not long ago. The speeches from them were thoroughly enjoyed,' and especially that remark by Mr. Ryan that OUR school was the first Normal in the State. Hurrah! for Mr. Ryan! The class colors are very striking, and suggestive. However it shows character and good old-fashioned taste to take that combination, and the "old" is always better than the new. How the Seniors do enjoy their liberties! But "every dog has his day'" so just have patience. BASE-ball has had a great impetus lately, some very interesting games having been played on the Normal Campus, and in other places. Although the boys were beaten in their last game, their ardor has been kept up by the generous donation of bats and balls made them by the citizens of the town. We are glad to see in our midst many of the alumni. Among those who have recently visited us are: Roy Birch, S. Brown, Miss Nason, Clare Garoutte, Hallie Hallet, Margaret Collins, Virgie Wright, Belle Mansfield, Irene Smith, Ethel Bryan, Mae Bennett, Galen Cummings and wife (nee Miss Stineman), Annie C. Swain, Angelina Potter, Rhoda Kemp, Margaret Strouse, Isabelle Ames, Lillian Earll. In Memoriam. It again becomes our painful duty to chronicle the death of one who until a short time ago was in our midst. Emma Gertrude Rose was born at Gridley, Butte County, Cal. Oct. 26, 1882. In September, 1897, she entered the Normal, and by her sweet disposition and gentle manner soon made herself the friend of all teachers and pupils with whom she came in contact. Owing to a gradual decline she was compelled in October of last term to give up her school work and seek for rest in health and quiet. This proved of no avail and slowly her soul passed away, reaching the farther shore of the Silent River June 1st. 1899. She was a patient little sufferer, an affectionate sister and daughter, and besides her father, mother and sister she leaves to mourn her loss a host of friends. We know she has gone to the worli above Where sorrow and care never come Surrounded by ang Is of ioy and love She waits to beckon and welcome us home.
Object Description
Title | The Normal Record. June 1899 |
Original Date | 1899-06 |
Description | The Record. Published by the Associated Students of Chico State College. |
Creator | Chico State College |
Location of Original | Archives |
Call Number | LD723 C57 |
Digital Collection | The Record: Chico State Yearbook Collection |
Digital Repository | Meriam Library, California State University, Chico. |
Description-Abstract | The Record served as both a student magazine and a commencement program for Chico Normal School. In the year 1899, it was published almost monthly. |
Date Digital | 2013 |
Language | eng |
Rights | For information on the use of the images in this collection contact the Special Collections Department at 530.898-6342 or email: specialcollections@csuchico.edu |
Format | image/tiff |
Filename | index.cpd |
Description
Title | 1899_06_NormalRecord.012 |
OCR- Transcript | THE NORMAL RECORD. THE NORMAL RECORD. A MONTHLY MAGAZINE. Published in the interest of the Teachers and Students of California, BY THE SENIORS OF THE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL AT CHICO. PHOEBE DENNY, ASSOCIATE EDITORS. EMMA A. HARVEY, ) Editor Contributions Josh. Exchanges Social, Athletics -Business Managers AIMEE it. SAUER, I MAMIE B. STA^BaCK. ROBERT R. SIMONS, JERRE G. LYNCH, FREEDOM W H HOB'FMAN JOHN H GUILL. Subscription Manager TERMS—50 Cents per Year. Payable in Adnin.ee. Single Copies 5 Cents Each. COMMUNICATIONS for publisation are always welcome and should be addressed to the Editor. REMITTANCES and communications concerning advertisements should be addressed to the Business Manager. REMITTANCES and communications concerning subscriptions should be adlressed to the Subscription Manager. ANY SUBSCRIBER who fails to receive the paper at the proper ti-ne, will do the management a favor by informing us of the fact at once. Entered at the Chico Postoffice as Sec .nd-Class Matter CHICO, CALIFORNIA, JUNE, 1899. The end of the term is drawing near, and all the thousand hopes and fears, joys and sorrows, ambitious and good intentions, which make up sehool life are nearly done with. Preparations are being made for Commencement, and every one is looking forward to the summer vacation for rest and enjoyment. Our students are talking of the north, south, east, west, far away Siskiyou—in fact, all those places which are designated by the comprehensive title "Home," and in a few short weeks the Normal will be like a deserted bee hive or an ancient mansion haunted by the ghosts of other days The visit from three of the Normal School Trustees caused quite a sensation in school not long ago. The speeches from them were thoroughly enjoyed,' and especially that remark by Mr. Ryan that OUR school was the first Normal in the State. Hurrah! for Mr. Ryan! The class colors are very striking, and suggestive. However it shows character and good old-fashioned taste to take that combination, and the "old" is always better than the new. How the Seniors do enjoy their liberties! But "every dog has his day'" so just have patience. BASE-ball has had a great impetus lately, some very interesting games having been played on the Normal Campus, and in other places. Although the boys were beaten in their last game, their ardor has been kept up by the generous donation of bats and balls made them by the citizens of the town. We are glad to see in our midst many of the alumni. Among those who have recently visited us are: Roy Birch, S. Brown, Miss Nason, Clare Garoutte, Hallie Hallet, Margaret Collins, Virgie Wright, Belle Mansfield, Irene Smith, Ethel Bryan, Mae Bennett, Galen Cummings and wife (nee Miss Stineman), Annie C. Swain, Angelina Potter, Rhoda Kemp, Margaret Strouse, Isabelle Ames, Lillian Earll. In Memoriam. It again becomes our painful duty to chronicle the death of one who until a short time ago was in our midst. Emma Gertrude Rose was born at Gridley, Butte County, Cal. Oct. 26, 1882. In September, 1897, she entered the Normal, and by her sweet disposition and gentle manner soon made herself the friend of all teachers and pupils with whom she came in contact. Owing to a gradual decline she was compelled in October of last term to give up her school work and seek for rest in health and quiet. This proved of no avail and slowly her soul passed away, reaching the farther shore of the Silent River June 1st. 1899. She was a patient little sufferer, an affectionate sister and daughter, and besides her father, mother and sister she leaves to mourn her loss a host of friends. We know she has gone to the worli above Where sorrow and care never come Surrounded by ang Is of ioy and love She waits to beckon and welcome us home. |