Normal Eyte — May 31, 1892

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
153	On the fifth of next August	Speculations on the possibility of life on Mars, as the planet reaches a point close to the Earth.
154	To the alumni	Annual banquet to be held in Central Hall; may be last to be held in campus buildings.
154	Says Philip Hamerton	Does not see value of extended study of Latin and Greek.
155	Commencement is once more at hand	Over one hundred will graduate; rewards for teachers not so great as for other professions.
155	Another relay bicycle race	The practical use of bicycles may even extend to war.
155	Upon turning over the management of this paper	Thanks contributors for help with Normal Eyte; cites advantages of weekly publication.
156	What an enterprising set of students	Cites achievements for 1891-1892 including Athletic Association, Natural History Association, Normal Band, Class Day, Normal Eyte, military work, society programs, and Christian associations.
156	Sometimes the questions arise	Some schools charge admission for Commencement; the Normal School does not.
156	The University	O. H. L. Mason explains relationship between the Normal School and the University of Iowa; how students may transfer to the University; the purposes of each institution.
157	W. S. Rownd	Has built new sidewalk.
157	The Y. W. C. A. pledge	Pay pledge of $100 to state association.
157	Company A came out in white gloves	Surprises audience.
157	Prayer meeting	Will be led by Alice Howard.
157	Miss Maggie Cunningham	Will teach in Cedar Falls.
158	The horses ridden by Major Dinwiddie and Adjutant Burton	Furnished by the Fields Farms.
158	The Field Day exercises	Postponed because of rain last week; scheduled for this week.
158	Miss Ensign will the lead the Y. W. C. A.	Last meeting of term.
158	The annual seniors' prayer meeting	Miss Ensign will lead.
158	E. P. Cunningham and Miss Byrde Hill	Appointed to editorial staff of Normal Eyte.
158	Miss Katie Overfelt	Will teach in Gilman.
158	Fred H. Dawson	Came up from Luzerne for Memorial Day.
158	We were a little late	Normal Eyte was late because of Memorial Day activities.
158	Miss Mamie Hearst	Will be principal at Ida Grove.
158	G. S. Dick	On campus recruiting teachers.
158	Miss Bridgie Cunningham	Will teach in Waterloo.
158	The Normal furnished the High School cadets	Charles Thompson assists.
158	The followers of Aristotle	Aristos invite Shakespeareans to a banquet.
158	The examination for state certificates	Will be held on campus.
158	Miss Anna Singer	Will teach in Onawa.
158	Dan Rhodes	Elected assistant principal in Alden.
158	Miss Florence Strasser	Assistant principal at Williams.
159	Class Day program	List of activities and participants.
159	Memorial Day was observed yesterday	Description of Memorial Day activities including the parade and addresses; Normal School student participation especially noted.
159	The report of Maj. Jno. M. Bacon	Report is complimentary to the military program.
159	At the meeting last week	Carl Treimer elected editor-in-chief; Fannie Laird is local editor; Rodney Arey is business manager; amendment passed to make associate editors appointive rather than elective.
159	The diploma	Those Philo graduates who want pins this year may have them.
160	Base ball	Detailed account of baseball game between Fourth Year and Second Year students; seniors won, 18-11.