Normal Eyte — December 6, 1892

Page	Title	Summary
99	Teachers who did much for me	President Seerley fondly recalls his first school days.
100	Literary contests	Believes societies would benefit from more competition between and among them.
100	Have the classes of '92 class letters?	Normal Eyte offers to assist in the production and circulation of class letters.
101	Desirous to be original	Philos may discuss question of support for women.
101	At the University of Wisconsin	Advocates system which would exempt high-achieving students from examinations.
101	The question of how and where to use the gloves	Boxing gloves available in basement room; will also be fitted up with horizontal ladder and mat.
101	The reunion of Normalites	Will meet at ISTA convention; meeting program.
102	J. H. Schroeder	Dealing in Nebraska real estate; mentions discovery of petrified man.
102	Morris Cooper	Visits friends while his school is out of session due to scarlet fever.
102	Last but not least of Class of '92	Students may graduate at the close of any term in which work is completed; will celebrate first mid-year Commencement on December 13; program.
102	Prof. W. A. Bartlett	Elected Professor of Mathematics at Tabor College.
102	Miss Lizzie Hughes	Superintendent of Wapello County.
102	Miss Bertha Engel	Will teach in Yankton, South Dakota.
102	We have at hand a new course of study	T. B. Morris puts together plan in Goldfield.
103	Miss Jessie Orr	Will teach in Danbury.
103	The board have again come and gone	Directors hold special meeting.
103	Chas. Hearst	Has pleasant visit at Normal.
103	In a paper on the country schools	Praise for recent Henry Sabin article.
103	Numerous warnings	Watching for approach of comet.
103	Miss Ella Waters	Receives visit from sister.
103	Clifton Halsey	Visits brother Herbert.
103	Miss Sallie Van Meter	Visited by cousin.
103	Miss Lillie Wild	Visited Europe last summer.
103	The contest which has been going on	Clios drop debate over pins versus rings.
103	Miss Harriet Hartshorn	Visited home in Traer.
103	Miss Jennie Rowland	Goes out to teach.
104	Last Saturday	L. H. Andrews will teach in Winterset, but return in spring.
104	A consignment of specimens	Professor Arey receives geological specimens and a disarticulated skull.
104	Examinations are again with us	How to tell a student who has not been a faithful scholar.
104	At 8 o'clock Thanksgiving evening	Fire discovered in roof of Patterson Hall; Normal students help put out fire; speculates on adequate fire protection on Normal Hill.
104	The bridge is progressing as rapidly as the weather will permit	Sides are enclosed, but much work needs to be done.
104	Prof. Jameson of Iowa City	Had contract for new steam plant chimney; work found satisfactory.
104	Miss Maud Carr	Will teach in Alden and fill vacancy left by resignation of Eugene Button.
104	Harry Williams	Back at Normal to take special math course before trying Rose Polytech again.
105	Program of closing exercises of training school	Performers and their topics.