Normal Eyte — January 19, 1892

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
9	All eyes are now turned	Iowa is organized to help those affected by Russian famine.
9	The Normal School write-up	Believes there were errors in article on Normal School in Chicago Herald.
9	The malady of theological infirmity	Questions right of schools to impose religious conformity.
10	Once more the chestnut	Prospects improving for electric street railway; Waterloo and Cedar Falls may be connected and Normal Hill may be connected to Cedar Falls.
10	Parody	An ode for leap year.
11	Miss Carrie McCausland	Is teaching in Ontario, California.
11	Miss Dora King	Will be taking courses at Lelan Stanford University.
11	The muchly anticipated time	Wonders what women are thinking now that Leap Year has come.
11	Judging from the contemptuous sentiment	Address to Aristos.
11	What is the matter with the ISNS boys anyway?	Wonders where boys' spirit is; urges them at least to get involved in athletics.
11	Miss Etta Conner	Is principal in Arlington Place, California.
12	School Directory	Roster of student organizations.
12	The Aristo boys	Decide Canadian annexation question in negative.
12	The annual open session	Program of Aristotelian Society includes recitations, music, and debate.
12	Mr. M. J. Kenefic	Will graduate from Rush Medical College.
12	M. J. Kelly	Recorder of Butler County.
12	J. I. Martin	Principal in Loup City, Nebraska.
12	J. O. Berkley	Principal in Ainsworth, Nebraska.
12	Mary Stuart	Will teach in high school in Dysart.
12	Mr. J. P. Wishard	Enters first year high school class.
13	The third term students	Have been organized into societies.
13	If "a library's riches increase . . . . "	Rooms are filled with earnest students.
13	To use a slang phrase	Women escort men to recent social; new custom not universally endorsed.
14	The Normal School appropriation	President Seerley presents appropriations broken down by state institution; more will be spent on the militia than on the Normal School.
14	The friends of D. C. Knupp	D. C. Knupp ill and unable to attend school.
14	At the home of the bride's uncle	C. C. Hammerly marries Shirley Morrill on January 5, 1892.
15	Y. M. and Y. W. C. A.	News of upcoming events; description of term reception.
16	The President's Cottage	Description of facilities for the President's family; significant improvement over quarters in Old Gilchrist Hall; cost was $6000; photo.
16	In an excellent article	Applauds recent article on relationship of academic achievement with physical development.