Normal Eyte — April 8, 1893

Page	Title	Summary
203	Oratory is one of the branches of study	The importance of oratory in personal development.
203	A tenderfoot abroad
203	Impelled by the change and progress	The Normal Eyte is here to stay.
205	The lecture	Extensive excerpts from Henry Sabin's annual lecture.
206	Elizabeth Jones	Teaching in Fairfield.
206	W. R. Patterson	Principal at Montour.
206	C. A. Fullerton	His board may build $10,000 brick building.
206	F. A. Nimocks	No longer teaching; visits Normal.
206	The reception	Description of the term reception.
206	George Chandler	Has taken many normal institute training assignments.
206	Miss Minnie Mack	Assistant principal in Alden.
207	Y. M. & Y. W. C. A.	Meeting leaders announced; Sunday School officers and teachers listed.
207	A. B. Abel and J. E. Vance	Students from last year are back at Normal.
207	W. W. Wilson	Spends part of vacation at Normal; likes school in Iowa City.
207	The genial countenance of Y. G. Barnell	Assistant principal in Mason City.
207	The Williams school board	Pamphlet on course of study and regulations is the work of H. E. Button.
207	Miss Blanch Sokol	Will teach in Sibley.
207	Miss Maude Humphrey	Spending vacation in Eagle Center; still teaching in Waterloo.
207	C. M. Thompson	Principal in LeRoy, Minnesota.
207	Misses Segner and Kingsbury	Visited Normal.
207	Geo. H. Olmsted	Taught at Osceola County institute.
207	Miss Kate Overfelt	Now in Gilman.
207	Minnie Speer	Teaching in Traer.
207	Miss Maude Miller	Teaching in Scranton.
207	J. E. Johnson	Located in Benton County.
207	The name of Miss Sophia Keeler	Visited Normal.
207	Miss Mae Bixby	Teaching in Cedar Falls.
207	A. M. Willson	Principal at St. Ansgar.
207	The erection of a new building	Paul Peterson takes opportunity to visit Europe.
207	Miss Agnes Sullivan	Doing excellent work in Dubuque.
208	Miss Susan Graham	Visits Florence Mack.
208	Mr. Orcutt	Visits daughter Elsie.
208	Miss Ella Scurry	Visited by sister Julia.
208	Mr. G. S. Dick	Brings three of his students from Charles City to the Normal.
208	The term opens up	Somewhat lower enrollment in Bible classes; may increase later.
208	F. E. Ball has returned	Will finish third year course this year.
208	Mr. J. H. Gorsuch	Will be principal in Moravia.
208	Miss Bessie Anderson	Visits Miss Northey.
208	Miss Florence Marshall	Visits friend in Spirit Lake.
208	Carl Treimer	Visits home.
209	Pres. H. H. Seerley	Called to Oskaloosa due to illness of Mrs. Seerley's mother.
209	It is with regret	Misses Chase and Dahlin and Mr. Miller resign; Miss Chase will marry; Miss Dahlin will attend drawing school; and Mr. Miller will move on.
209	Mr. H. F. Rall	Will give German lessons in Waterloo and Cedar Falls this summer.
209	Miss Nellie McAlvin	Entertained friends during vacation.
209	The Normal appropriation	Exhibits, including over fifty photographs, ready to be shipped to World's Fair; Professor Page is ill so L. A. Chapman will accompany the material to Chicago.
209	Field work has been taken up	Several changes in officers in student battalion.
209	The list of Commencement actors	Florence Mack, Alpha representative, was omitted.
209	Prof. S. L. Whitcomb	Receives $500 fellowship for study at Columbia University.
209	How many of our senior students	May have tour of Cedar Falls.
210	Spring has made her genial influence felt	Students are skipping rope and engaging in other exercise.
210	Married	D. C. Knupp marries Mae Donels.
210	For the Annual State Encampment	Railroad offers discount on tickets to GAR encampment.
210	Sometime ago	Spelling bee team members chosen.
210	The Athletic Association	Held regular meeting; officers and managers elected.