Normal Eyte — September 9, 1893

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	The Normal Eyte	Editorial staff roster.
1	Notice to students	Books available to students in the campus Book Room.
1	Editorial	Sets out plans for the year; cites stringencies imposed by current financial panic; encourages response from readers.
2	Faculty changes	Eva Benham replaces Emma Dahlin; Nellie Anderson replaces Lura Chase; Mary Simmons will relieve Professor Bartlett of his Latin classes.
2	The entrance of death into the home of Miss Lodwick	Libbie Lodwick will not return to school because of death of father; Edith Neely will fill her place on the Normal Eyte staff.
2	The Normal Eyte	Few improvements made over summer due to lack of support in General Assembly; urges students to contact their legislators and tell them of the school's needs.
2	Our friends	Encourages readers to patronize advertisers.
3	Military Department	Board officially establishes Military Department; cadets must wear uniforms and make up any missed drills; believes there is general support for the program despite a few complainers.
4	Reading in the schools	Believes that reading aloud is excellent training; should be continued in public schools.
5	John Fellingham	In charge of book room.
5	Adam Willson	Enrolled for fourth year work.
5	Maud Humphrey	Back for fourth year work.
5	Mr. J. E. Clayton	Back for fourth year work.
5	Chas. Kuehne	Will work again in Grundy Center.
5	This year opens	There are eighteen instructors on the faculty.
5	Miss Mary Bechly	Will teach in Sac City.
5	Miss Mae McKay	Will teach in Decorah.
5	Sophie Keeler	Back in school.
5	Our school	Believes students and alumni should be as proud of ISNS as other students and alumni are of their schools.
5	School Directory	Roster of student organizations and their officers.
6	J. K. Kleinsorge	Taught at Polk County institute.
6	R. C. Adams	Teaching in Ireton.
6	P. G. Fullerton	Selling insurance in Rockford.
6	Our friend Knickerbocker	Will Knickerbocker buys share in laundry in Cedar Falls.
6	Miss Baker	Takes additional work over summer; teaches in Waverly institute.
6	Y. G. Barnell	May be named county superintendent.
6	George Welles	Travelling for publisher.
6	Sam Younkin	Came back to school early.
6	C. A. Fullerton	Will be principal at Manson; will not attend University of Iowa as he had planned.
6	Misses Lorette Maynard, Edith Curtis, and Mary Brannan	Back at school.
6	T. B. Morris	Writes from Nipoma, California.
6	J. P. Hugget	Will be principal at Bancroft.
6	H. E. Aldrich	Now selling insurance.
6	Amy Reed and Jennie Raymond	Will teach in Sibley under George Olmsted.
6	J. E. Smith	Will be principal in Carroll.
6	Carl Treimer	Back at Normal.
6	Miss Louie Morris	Back at the Normal.
6	Mr. J. R. Byers	Stopped in Dubuque on way home from World's Fair.
6	W. H. Bender	Will enter University of Iowa.
6	B. M. Cobb	Teaching at Dakota City, Nebraska.
6	W. W. Coates	Stopped on way from California to World's Fair.
6	A. O. Christopher	Will be in Britt.
6	H. E. Button	Will teach in Steamboat Rock.
7	Miss Emma Sheffer	Marries Herbert Sawyer.
7	Prof. Arey	Returned from expedition in August; most specimens will go to University of Iowa, but some will come to ISNS.
7	Many of his friends	Morris Cooper marries Myrtle Harvey.
7	Miss Lura Chase	Becomes Mrs. Kingman.
7	Now we follow with the announcement	Stella Kingsbury marries C. M. Wyth; W. M. Skinner marries Della Wells.
7	Hard times do not seem to affect the intellectual advancement	Oratorical Association organized late last term; seeking members.
7	Miss Bertha Berry	Teaching in Ireton.
7	The many friends of Miss Libbie Lodwick	Will not continue school because of father's death.
7	Our baby girl--Ruth May	Daughter of C. E. Locke flourishing; Mr. Locke is principal in Duarte, California.
7	George N. Briggs	Will teach near Carson.
8	The following is a partial list	Roster of last year's graduating class and their locations.
8	Athletic Association meeting	Football and baseball teams will be organized.