Normal Eyte — May 24, 1892

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
145	When the young men of a country	Young men should take active part in political affairs.
145	It is the intention to publish a double number	Will publish special Commencement issue.
145	The meeting for election of Normal Eyte editors	Urges students to attend and to take the matter seriously.
146	A word from Jonathan Piper	Believes in cultivating grand ideas.
146	Russia	A look at the famine and political situation in Russia.
149	Prof. Wright	Will lead YMCA prayer meeting.
149	Ray, Sophia, and Nervie Keeler	Enjoy visit from mother and sister Bessie.
149	Professor Seerley	Will speak at Clear Lake.
149	Miss Kate Jones	Will be secretary to J. B. Knoepfler.
149	Miss Margaret Baker	Will teach at Callanan Summer School in Des Moines.
149	This part of the country	Snowstorm on May 20.
149	C. C. Hammerly	Elected principal at Jewell Junction; Mrs. Hammerly will teach at same school.
149	Several new gun squads	Have been organized.
149	Miss Maud Humphrey	Visited Waterloo.
149	Miss Mary Achenbach	Visited home near Gladbrook.
149	Ray Keeler and his sister Nervie	Visit Waterloo.
149	A brother of Miss Ora Wesche	Visiting.
149	Miss Jessie Segner	Will teach in Traer.
149	Miss Byrde Hill	Has had sore throat.
149	Percy Huggett	Will teach in Waterloo.
150	Prof. W. N. Hull	Former faculty member now at State Normal School in Washington; will resign and lecture in the West before returning to the East.
150	The cadets will all participate in the Memorial Day exercises	Will march to new cemetery and fire salutes from field piece.
150	The special squad	Presented drill to Methodist audience at Opera House; will make similar presentation to Presbyterian ladies.
150	L. A. Wescott	Not feeling well but played coronet at battalion parade.
150	A program for Field Day	Ten cent admission fee will cover expenses.
150	The number of entries	Competition will be tough at Field Day.
150	Frank Rall	Graduates from the University; will accept German principalship in Des Moines.
150	Normalite! Normalite!	A school cheer.
150	Miss Rosa Ivers	Will continue teaching in Emerson.
150	The Second Years	Challenge Fourth Years to baseball game.
150	The Y. W. C. A. officers	Roster of officers.
150	Those lofty breezes	Winds blew down baseball backstop.
151	Iowa Teachers' Exchange	Outlines policies.
151	The city papers have said it	Comments on ruffians and idle men who take over the sidewalks in downtown Cedar Falls.
151	The literary societies	Finds that younger members of societies are performing well; advice on developing worthwhile programs.
151	Chas. Miller	Re-elected principal at Lime Springs.
151	It is hereby announced	Will consider amendment providing for appointment of nine associate editors instead of electing them by popular vote.
152	J. A. Kleinsorge	Elected principal in West Des Moines.
152	To the alumni	Annual literary program of alumni scheduled; participants listed.
152	R. A. Elwood	Re-elected principal at Mediapolis
152	W. L. Hearst	Re-elected principal of West Side schools.
152	W. H. Bender	Principal in Hampton after two years in Bellevue.
152	T. B. Platt	Has been principal in South English; will now be pharmacist in Montezuma.
152	The poet's mission	Poem.