Normal Eyte — October 7, 1893

Page	Title	Summary
33	Politics	Recent orations during chapel exercises have taken a partisan political turn; believes expression of political beliefs among students in entirely appropriate.
34	Contributed	The effects on the teaching profession of the difficult financial situation.
34	The officers of the Oratorical Association	Need to set date for contest that works best for the school and the students.
34	Contributions	Strongly urges contributions to the Normal Eyte, even without invitation.
35	The dream	A poetic look at the licensing of liquor.
36	Favorable reports	Misses McAlvin, Achenbach, and Lenocker doing well at State Center.
36	A patron of the Camanche	Olive Grobel and E. B. Williams doing well there.
36	S. J. Torney	Teaching at Center Junction.
36	E. B. Williams	Likes his job but misses the Aristos.
36	Y. G. Barnell	Candidate for superintendency in Benton County.
36	E. A. Crary	Left University of Iowa because of father's death; running for superintendency of Grundy County.
36	Miss Etta Brooks	She and Ida Shaw are doing well at Charles City.
36	E. A. Crary	Will be out of school this year in order to settle his father's estate.
36	T. U. McManus	Entered college in Des Moines.
36	Mary E. Bechly	Teaching in Ida Grove.
36	J. P. Huggett	Teaching in Bancroft.
36	Ada Down	Teaching in Ida Grove.
36	Paul Peterson	Candidate for superintendency in Shelby County.
36	Pauline M. Leader	Senior medical student at University of Iowa.
36	Lucy Mount	Student at Stanford University.
37	Y. M. & Y. W. C. A.	Schedule of meetings and leaders.
37	Lake Geneva	Report on the YMCA summer school.
38	Friday evening Henry Wyler's Hall	Gave a party.
38	Miss Jessie McCaughan	Went home because of family illness.
38	Prof. Wright	Publishes article on geometry.
38	Miss Ella Lumpe	Joins fourth year class.
38	Miss Rachel Cameron	Went home due to family illness.
38	Miss Elmer Younker	Visits sister Ella.
38	Truman Penney	Leaves school because of illness.
38	Prof. Bartlett	Sick for one day.
38	Miss Ashton	Visits home in Aplington.
38	Miss Anna Goodale	Visits home in Parkersburg.
38	We understand there is talk	May be tennis tournament in Grinnell.
38	Elsie Orcutt	Visits Della Northey.
38	Miss Nellie Elliott	Receives visit from brother.
38	Does anyone know	Clock in hall seems to be stuck.
38	Miss Stafford	Returns home.
38	Harry Williams	Visits World's Fair.
38	Miss Lulu Newcomb	Visits the Normal.
38	Miss Stella Crary	Returned to school.
38	Miss Mackin	Absent because of illness.
39	Prof. Page	Is publishing series of articles on physics apparatus.
39	The Natural History Association	New members added; Kate Schwertly elected corresponding secretary.
39	The orations for the week	Speakers and topics.
39	In conformity to Herbert Spencer's idea	Normal Band practices outdoors three times a week; now has repertoire of thirty-eight tunes.
39	Robt. Fullerton	Went home to visit an uncle.
39	Miss Cynthia Titus	Went home to visit sister.
39	Prof. Whitcomb	Visits the Normal.
39	Miss Grace Griffin	Has had trouble with eyes.
40	Why is it thus?	Quite a number of students are sick again this year.
40	The S. N. S. Oratorical Association	Met recently; attendance low, but those who attended showed great interest; approve constitution; begin organization for contest.
40	The country is in a fair way	Finds that partisan chapel orations keep students' attention.
40	Chicago Day	Several railroads are offering special fares to trips to Chicago.