Normal Eyte — November 15, 1892

Page	Title	Summary
02	Rosalind and Celia	Essay.
75	Literary societies in two neighboring state normal schools	Professor Wright writes about the literary society organization at Kirksville and Emporia.
77	Hon. L. D. Lewelling	Elected Governor of Kansas.
77	The Country Schools	Miss Baker publishes an article on reading.
77	In justice to our Y. W. C. A. editor	Notes names omitted from previous article on state convention.
77	In a recent number	Professor Parish applauded for work at Colorado summer normal institutes.
77	The many students of the I. S. N. S.	Former Professor Whitcomb is now living in New York and studying at Columbia University.
78	To the Pacific Coast without change	Railroad offers winter excursions to the West Coast.
79	The results of the appointment of additional lieutenants	Roster of further officers.
79	Thanksgiving is not far away	Looking forward to food and family.
79	The new bridge	Will connect Old Gilchrist and Central Halls; under construction; students will appreciate the shelter from wind and rain.
79	Mrs. Jameson	The former Clara Unger visits campus.
79	Miss Titus	Returns to campus.
79	Mrs. Rogers will cook for a club of students	Advertising for boarding service.
79	Miss Julie Grundalen	Left school.
79	The social at Professor Loughridge's house	Enjoyed a good time.
79	We would like to call attention	"Professor" is a three syllable word; don't omit the last two syllables.
79	The Alpha Society lately invested	Bought new carpet for their hall.
79	The "wee girlie"	President Seerley's new daughter is named Marion Homera.
79	Miss Ida Byers	Recovering from serious illness.
79	Mrs. Wright	Visits daughter Alice.
79	Mr. Will Knickerbocker	Will be principal in Winslow.
79	Miss Kate Schenk	Nurse in Iowa City.
79	Miss Anna Clark	Leaves school; plans to return in spring.
79	Charles Fields	Has been ill.
79	Miss Janie Thompson	Called home due to death of cousin.
80	The regular election of the Aristos	Roster of officers.
80	That's right worthy, 3d years	Appreciates serenade.
80	The students of this institution have ever been noted for their energy	Neotrophians put down their own new carpet.
80	Yell	Believes school needs a college yell; seeks contributions; offers possibility.
80	The Philos	Offer toasts on recent Democrat election success.
80	Miss Emma Bradley	Meeting success in Superior, Nebraska.
81	Mr. J. E. Johnson	Teaching in Norway; school puts on good Columbus Day program.
81	Miss Iva Blank	Visiting campus; will return to work as principal at Rolley.
81	Miss May Polley	Assistant principal in Mt. Ayr.
81	Miss Mary Wright	Teaching in Council Bluffs.
81	Mr. George A. Hooker	Head of Aplington schools.
81	We are sorry to report	Miss Bixby has been ill.
81	Miss Margaret Applegate	Visited the Normal School.
81	Miss Etta Calderwood	Visits friends at the Normal.
81	Mr. A. C. Franklin	Principal of school in Scott County.
81	Very flattering reports	Belle Nutting doing well in Waverly; Mary Down doing well in Ida Grove.
81	Matt Cunningham and W. W. Wilson	Return to Iowa City after voting.
81	Mr. S. O. Hahn	Enjoying new home in Iowa City.
81	E. A. Ford	Working in Conrad.
81	J. W. Case	Visits campus; represents a newspaper.
81	Miss Mary Drew	Teaching near La Porte City.
81	O. H. L. Mason	Visited recently.
81	We are sorry to note	T. B. Platt was defeated in his political contest.
81	Mr. T. B. Morris	Continuing success at Goldfield.
82	Y. M. & Y. W. C. A.	Meeting leaders announced.
82	From an exchange	Students at another school gave a professor a box of cigars as birthday present; not regarded as a token of respect at the Normal School.
82	The numerous Halloween scraps	Glad Normal students avoid undesirable behavior displayed at other schools.
82	To St. Patrick's Cathedral	Former Professor Whitcomb's Columbus Day tribute.
198	Securing a position	An alumnus offers advice to men on finding a good position.