Normal Eyte — May 17, 1892

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
137	Of all the vast colonial possessions	Speculations on the potential for independence of India from Great Britain.
137	Up in the corner of this vast continent	Calls for development of Alaska.
138	Physical education	A look at the growing popularity of this new branch of study.
139	Neotrophian Society report	Meeting takes Japanese theme; description of program.
140	Cranky Croaks	Complaints about too much cadet drill, behavior at chapel exercises, excessive reading; would like a course of lectures from faculty.
141	Major Dinwiddie	Purchases property and will make his permanent home here.
141	Major Bacon of Omaha	US Army inspector favorable impressed by Student Battalion.
141	The clock which rings the electric bells	Has been malfunctioning.
141	The first powder of the season	Artillery pieces fired.
141	A new large Normal flag staff	New staff replaces old staff damaged in windstorm.
141	Miss Anna Ary	Marries Charles Flint.
141	M. A. Replogle	Will make home in Cedar Falls.
141	They say that the front seat of the chapel	Empty during seniors' vacation.
141	Miss Mary Bohstedt	Will teach in Waterloo.
141	Miss Allie Richardson	Will teach in Marshalltown.
141	Miss Kate Nevile	Visited campus.
141	Miss Lizzie Kline	Will teach in Maxwell.
142	Upon looking over the books	Quite a number of subscribers have not paid their bills yet.
142	The following is the program	Brief Commencement program
142	Announcement	Meeting of all students to elect Normal Eyte editors.
142	Some of Miss Kelly's bright little pupils	Visit Miss McGovern's didactics classes.
142	Geo. S. Dick	Re-elected to three year term as superintendent of Charles City Schools at annual salary of $1500.
142	This has been a rather unfavorable season for botanizing	Spring flowers have been slow to appear.
142	The commissioned officers	Have had photograph taken.
142	The genial countenance	John Kleinsorge has completed a successful year as principal at Camanche.
142	It is hereby announced	Amendment to publishing association constitution would provide for appointment of nine associate editors rather than popular election.
142	Messers. Huggett . . . .	Cadets perform drills at Philo open session; will also perform at Opera House.
143	Field Day	Will be held on Dr. Pettit's grounds one half mile east of campus; additional events; description of facilities.
143	The Philo open session	Detailed description of program.
144	Lawn tennis	Detailed description of a tennis match between Arey-Huget and Burton-Chapman.