Normal Eyte — May 27, 1893

Page	Title	Summary
259	The Kansas State Normal	Will receive $50,000 for additional facilities; believes Iowa State Normal School alumni are not as supportive of their school as the Kansas students are; urges ISNS alumni to support President Seerley in his efforts with the Iowa General Assembly.
260	Resolution of condolence	Condolence on death of J. S. McMahon.
260	The coming Field Day	Preparations for second annual Field Day; Cedar Falls businessmen have made contributions; hopes that good performances will merit inclusion of ISNS in state athletic league.
261	Tennis tournament	Contests of men's, women's, and mixed singles and doubles.
261	Aristos	Short description of recent program; election of officers; will give pins to graduates.
262	The evils of competition
263	There is a constant demand for good grade teachers	Salaries at $40 to $50 per month.
263	A vision	A poetic dream.
264	Miss Maude Humphrey	Leaves for World's Fair in Chicago.
264	Miss Agnes Sullivan	Has been teaching in Dubuque.
264	S. N. S. vs. Waterloo	Normal students come out ahead in spelling bee; the stumper was "spiraea".
264	Y. M. & Y. W. C. A.	Meeting leaders announced; Mrs. Loughridge will address missionary group on India.
264	Maud Miller	Will teach in Odebolt.
264	Miss Mattie Emry	Finishes work in Washington; will study at University of Iowa next year.
264	Mr. F. E. Lenocker	Doing good work in Arcadia.
264	Miss May Polly	Offered re-election in Mt. Ayr.
264	Dan Rhodes	Declines re-election in Camanche.
264	Miss Etta Calderwood	Re-elected in Britt.
265	W. M. Beardshear	Will speak.
265	Picnics and boat rides	Students are enjoying the weather.
265	Miss Vinnie Marsh	Visits home in Charles City.
265	Miss Ena Ellerston	Visited by grandfather.
265	Lucy Fais	Called home because of mother's illness.
265	Marguerite St. Clair	Called home because of sister's illness.
265	Announcements for Commencement have been printed	J. B. Knoepfler will speak.
265	Miss Marie Bell	Has been ill; now is better.
265	Miss McFarland gave her last lecture the young men	President Seerley will speak next week.
265	Misses St. John, Curtis, and Blanding	Have had measles.
265	Dr. H. L. Knight	Guest of Estella Harding.
265	Miss Charlotte Shearer	Will conclude work near Tipton.
266	The meeting	Will attempt to organize an Oratorical Association.
266	The Commencement orations are done	Graduates are trying to decide whether to be happy or sad.
266	The interest in baseball	Game played between pick-up teams; still need practice but there may be a prospect for playing other colleges someday.
266	The complete list of events for Field Day	List posted; prizes and medals will be given.
266	One of the spellers	Runs into watch dog upon returning late from spelling bee.
266	Mr. Wm. S. Dey	Learns of sister's death.
266	Prof. Page	Health improving.
266	A cablegram was received	Professor Arey's party has reached Havana.
266	The training school	Preparing for final day program.
266	The Philos	Will give mock trial.
266	Miss Emma Dahlin	Will leave faculty to study at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn.