Normal Eyte — November 1, 1892

Page	Title	Summary
59	Pike's Peak or bust	Report on the rush of people to Colorado and Denver in particular.
60	Alumni and fellow students, lend us your ears!	Asks students and alumni to send their news and whereabouts to the Normal Eyte.
61	Numerous college papers complain of disinterestedness	Many students at other schools apparently show little interest in oratory; believes that this is not the case at the Normal School.
61	Several of the S. N. S. instructors figure prominently	Roster of faculty who have responsibilities at the State Teachers Association conference.
61	On and after October 20, 1892	Outlines weather conditions that will be relayed by telegraph or telephone.
61	O, when the Normalites scatter to East and to West	A poetic tribute to the Normal Eyte.
62	Cranky Croaks	Point-by-point rebuttal to those who object to chapel exercises.
62	The following notice concerning Miss Ella Boland	Account of Miss Boland's escape from a train accident in Colorado.
63	Mr. E. E. Harrison	Clerk and assistant superintendent at Indian training school in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
63	Miss Kate Overfelt	Teaching in Gilman.
63	La Porte City	Made Columbus Day a special occasion; H. B. Lizer is principal.
63	Mr. Bruce Francis	Doing good work in Dexter.
63	The usual Wednesday	Meeting will be led by J. R. Byers.
63	Miss May Loonan	Will lead Sunday meeting.
63	The meeting of the Y. W. C. A.	J. H. Stuckrath will lead.
63	President Seerley	Will lead YMCA meeting.
63	Miss Bertha Pratt	Visits Harriet Hartshorn; will teach in Shellsburg.
63	Miss Cora Spargur	Teaching in Clarinda.
63	C. Ray Aurner	Leader of Teachers' High School Round Table; Nellie Wallbank is on enrollment committee; Laura Brown is on introduction committee.
64	Wanted--By a fourth year cadet	Cadet needs someone to sew buttons onto uniform
64	The Aristos	Considering open session.
64	Miss Maude Humphrey and Dollothea Olmstead	Visit campus.
64	Miss Mary Wilson and Silas Elderkin	Attend convention in Cedar Rapids.
64	Miss Matie Steimel	Visited Waterloo to see new nephew.
64	Miss Florence Thompson	Returns from visit to Independence.
64	T. S. Metcalf	Studying at Epworth Seminary.
64	Clark Satterly	Leaves school due to illness.
64	We are wondering where that bridge is located	Stairways crowded; waiting for promised bridge between buildings.
64	Miss M. Baker	Has acquired own horse.
64	Miss Ivah Blank	Enjoys visit from cousin.
64	Miss Jennie Wilson	Leaves school to teach in Page County.
64	Miss Stella Harding	Called home by telegram.
64	Miss Helen St. John	Has been ill.
64	Miss Ora Wesche	Visited by sister.
64	What caused Mr. Draper to lay aside the pride of his youth	Speculates on shaving of mustache.
64	Professor Wright	Traveling for a week to study other normal schools.
64	Last Wednesday	Mr. and Mrs. Veatch have a child.
64	Miss Jessie Orr	Returned to school.
65	Walter Whitcomb	Visits on way to Baptist convention.
65	Miss Margaret Baker, professor of elocution, and Miss Harriet Cunningham	Each receives horse and buggy from her father.
65	The tennis court has been the scene	Mixed doubles has been a favorite; also, L. H. Andrews defeats Herbert Halsey.
65	A senior left his books in South Hall	Finds Old Gilchrist doors open, despite strict rules about Central Hall doors.
65	A number of students	Roster of students who went home for a visit.
65	Our library is in need of further shelving	New books are stored on tables and window sills.
65	The battery boys got out the sounder	Cannon awoke echoes in preparation for Columbus Day.
65	Miss Florence Mack	Returns from visit home to Parkersburg.
65	Some new sidewalk has been put down	Walks installed in vicinity of steam house and North Hall.
65	Miss Maude Miller	Visits Waterloo.
65	Harry H. Deal and Miss Lulu McKim	Have left school to teach.
65	Leslie Comstock	Visited by his mother.
66	The Clio Society has had their term election	Roster of officers.
66	The literary societies	Men's and women's societies are all full; Philos and Aristos adopting regulations to limit their size; new men's society may need to be formed.
66	The friends of Miss Washburn	Missionary injured in fall in Africa; dies of fever.
66	The Alpha Society elected the full complement of officers	List of officers.
66	The Shakespeareans held their regular election	Roster of officers.
66	Fifty new rifles with the accessory equipment	150 now under arms; cadets organize into four companies; officers will be announced.
66	Politics is the all-absorbing topic	Men are excited by upcoming election; women are calm.
66	The orators and orations of last week	List of speakers and their topics.
66	All students and persons wishing to secure copies	Should sign up for reprints of President Seerley's Columbus Day address.