Normal Eyte — May 20, 1893

Page	Title	Summary
251	Now that we have passed the first half of the term	116 scheduled to graduate; seems to be plenty of opportunities for Normal graduates.
251	The regular meeting of the N. E. Pub. Co. took place	Editors elected for next year; Normal Eyte will only grow in usefulness.
252	One morning this week	After exhausting governmental avenues, President Seerley makes local appeal for private donations for bridge and sidewalk repair; result is double walk on each side of the elevated bridge.
252	Our library has now 5220 volumes	Ranks eighth in size in Iowa colleges; tally of other colleges and their holdings.
253	The lecture	Extensive excerpts from lecture by President Gates.
254	The Neo program	Program items and those responsible for them.
254	Letter from a traveler
255	The Inter County Teachers Association	Organized in Red Oak; A. F. Burton is member of executive committee.
255	Y. M. & Y. W. C. A.	Meeting leaders announced.
255	G. S. Dick	Completes successful year at Charles City.
255	Will Hearst	Declines re-election at West Side; will study at University of Iowa.
255	W. H. Bender	Resigns position at Hampton to resume studies.
256	Mr. Catchpool	Visits home in New Hartford.
256	Miss Mamie Hearst	Principal at Villisca.
256	Ambition for a more lucrative position	L. A. I. Chapman will be principal at West Side school.
256	Mr. J. S. McMahon	Died; had been teaching at Eddyville.
256	George Wright	Has been sick.
256	Miss Huddy	Visited by brother.
256	Miss Nina Wolf	Visited by mother.
256	C. B. Watson	Leaves school and goes to Florida for health.
256	Miss Lissa Jeffers	Will teach in West Des Moines.
256	Rosa Magill	Will teach in Waverly.
256	Misses Cora McKim and Belle McIntosh	Re-elected at Whiting.
256	Mae Loonan	Has had whooping cough.
256	Miss Bridgie Cunningham	Re-elected at East Waterloo.
257	Where are the innumerable good spellers	Still looking for good contestants for spelling bee.
257	Miss McFarland gave her lecture	Addresses young men on good culture.
257	Mr. Carl Rummel	Principal at Alden; Nora Held will continue to teach there.
257	Miss Maude Humphrey	Will return for fourth year work.
257	Charlie Henry	Will succeed Adam Willson as principal at St. Ansgar; Mr. Willson will return to the Normal for his fourth year of study.
257	H. E. Aldrich, W. N. Skinner, E. G. Copeland, and A. B. Abel	Appointed sergeants in battalion; S. J. Torney promoted to First Sergeant.
257	The Neotrophian Society	Will present first special program.
257	Mr. C. A. Frederick	Returns after assisting at the World's Fair for two weeks; relief maps attracting attention.
257	Mr. and Mrs. Loughridge	Called to home of sick friend in Waverly.
257	Theodore Anderson	Will be principal at Oskaloosa.
257	Miss Nora Vaughan and Cora Taylor	Visit Normal friends.
257	Miss Florence Thompson	Visited home in Independence.
257	Major Dinwiddie	Organizes three new gun squads.
257	Joe Graham	Visits home in Mechanicsville.
257	Ernest Ede	Suffering from rheumatism.
257	Everett Platt	Visits Blanche Fort.
258	It has been suggested	Should take up collection to repair bridge and sidewalk.
258	Prof. H. A. Hull	Publishing monthly magazine on study of drawing.