Normal Eyte — October 25, 1892
| Page | Title | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| 51 | Columbus Day | Detailed account of the 400th anniversary of the landing of Columbus in the New World; large ceremony included addresses, prayer, song, and military drill. |
| 52 | Extracts from Prof. Seerley's address | Professor Seerley talks about the characteristics that make Columbus noteworthy. |
| 53 | The Alpha reception | In an effort to develop a higher level of society at the school, the Alphas hold a formal Columbus Day reception in their hall. |
| 54 | Cranky croaks | Did not find Col. Sanford's address enlightening or uplifting. |
| 54 | District Y. M. C. A. | Extensive report on district meeting. |
| 55 | The jolly rovers | Poetic account of a junior class picnic on the Cedar River. |
| 56 | School directory | Roster of student organizations and their officers. |
| 56 | Miss Florence Thompson | Visits home in Independence. |
| 56 | Miss Leora Parker | Visits home in Jessup. |
| 56 | Prof. Arey | Will lead prayer meeting. |
| 56 | Miss Mary Stuart | Visits Minnesota. |
| 56 | Miss Mae Loonan | Visits parents near Hudson. |
| 56 | The usual Wednesday evening prayer meeting | Cora Stone will lead meeting. |
| 56 | Miss Marie Johnson | Has been ill. |
| 56 | Miss Florence Faulkes | Receives visit from mother. |
| 56 | Miss Eva Williams (sic) Wildman | Visits home in Marshalltown. |
| 56 | School Directory | Roster of student organizations and their officers. |
| 56 | Rev. J. J. Tell | Visits daughter Ray. |
| 57 | Last week was an exceedingly unlucky one in the calendar of bicyclists | Robert Fullerton and Charles Henry have bicycle accidents. |
| 57 | The national game | The Aristos play the Philos in a baseball game; description of the game; Aristos win, 19-5. |
| 57 | Dr. E. T. Anderson of Clarence | Visits daughter Nettie. |
| 57 | Percy Huggett | Attends Alpha reception. |
| 57 | Mr. and Mrs. Kilpatrick | Visit their daughter, Mrs. Dinwiddie. |
| 57 | Mr. C. C. Magee | Goes to Epworth League convention. |
| 57 | The dumb-bell and wand classes | Are going well as are the calisthenics classes. |
| 57 | The new uniforms have come and now our new cadets are strutting | Students are enjoying their new uniforms. |
| 57 | Although there is a great and ever increasing number of cottages near the buildings | Students seeking nearby accommodations this winter may be unable to find them. |
| 57 | The Green Club | Enjoys a picnic on the Cedar River. |
| 58 | The discovery of America | Poem on Columbus. |
| 58 | Grand Republican rally at Waterloo | Railroad will discount fares on trips to Waterloo. |