Normal Eyte — June 10, 1893

Page	Title	Summary
273	The military work this year has been eminently successful	Praise for work of battalion and band this year; plan pending to lighten drill load for advanced students.
273	Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Miller	Have served as head of Boarding Department and later custodian for seven years; will move to Warsaw, Indiana.
274	The faculty	Faculty plans for the summer; most include trip to World's Fair in Chicago.
274	The Philo mock trial	Large audience enjoys show.
274	The new catalogue has just come out	Publication features photos and description of expanded curriculum.
275	Wednesday afternoon, June 7th, George Wright	Died of bowel trouble; third student to die of this problem this year.
275	Since this is our last regular issue	A quick look at this year's work; thanks to those who helped.
276	By an arrangement of the board of managers	Final issue of Normal Eyte will appear after Commencement so that it can include news about that event.
276	According to constitutional provision	Athletic Association will elect new officers; looking forward to prospect of new gymnasium.
276	To the alumni and alumnae	Invitation to Class of 1893 to attend the Alumni Association banquet.
276	The small college
277	Field Day	Three hundred attend second annual Field Day; detailed tally of winners and their times or marks.
278	Y. M. & Y. W. C. A.	Meeting leaders announced.
279	Miss Mae Bixby	Visits Normal; she and Miss Knickerbocker will go to the Fair.
279	Chas. Kuehne	Assistant principal at Grundy Center.
279	Hon. Briggs	Speaker urges Normal students to make their case to the General Assembly for stronger support.
279	Our quondam professor	Miss Ensign spends a few days at the Normal; attends Field Day.
279	After more mature reflection	Philos will present pins to their graduates.
279	Miss Clara Boss	Miss Boss, Anna Singer, and Etta Robinson will teach at Onawa.
279	Miss Ada Williams	Re-elected at Alta.
279	Frank Nimocks	Visits for Philo program.
279	H. B. Lizer	Visits for Field Day.
279	Miss Minnie Moore	Visits friends at Normal; remember her service from time when she was librarian.
279	Mamie Hearst	Finished year's work at Ida Grove.
279	J. P. Huggett	Will be substitute in Aurora, Illinois.
279	Miss Maude Humphrey	Left for World's Fair.
279	L. A. I. Chapman	Prospects for teaching.
279	Allie L. Richardson	Marries Mr. Hargrave of Marshalltown.
279	Prof. E. E. Bartlett	Completed year at Orient.
279	H. E. Wheeler	Graduates class of fourteen at Logan.
279	Commencement exercises	Professor Griffin makes good record in Traer.
280	Prof. Wright	Preached baccalaureate sermon in New Providence.
280	A meeting of the Oratorical Association	Prospective members urged to attend.
280	The Teachers Exchange in Des Moines	Receives calls for Nebraska teachers.
280	Seventeen of the brawny athletes	Field Day contestants have photo taken; will it join the collection at the World's Fair?.
280	Prof. Page and wife	Health seems to be improving; chapel appearance brings applause.
280	Lucy Wood	Will teach in Hull.
280	Bertha Blanding	Leaves school because of eye trouble.
280	E. B. Williams	Will be principal at Camanche.
280	Ruth Adsit	Called home because of sickness.