Normal Eyte — October 28, 1893

Page	Title	Summary
57	We quote the following	Reacts to response of ISU newspaper to earlier editorial on chicken stealing.
58	Our next General Assembly	First in a series of looks at requests of various state institutions for funding.
58	The Rhetorical Divisions of the junior classes	Have been working on descriptive writing; example offered of a morning on a farm.
59	Prof. Arey's lecture on the trip to the Bahama Islands	A brief outline of the trip.
60	Y. M. & Y. W. C. A.	Meeting leaders announced; enjoyed state YWCA conference in Des Moines.
60	Wanted! Christians with a purpose	Want firm commitment to religious faith.
60	Y. W. C. A. conference: second paper	Account of activities at Lake Geneva meeting.
61	Tennis	Tennis Club has forty members, including women; Rodney Arey and G. W. Randlett went to Grinnell to participate in a state tournament and to organize an intercollegiate tennis association.
62	The following graduates are located in West Des Moines schools	John A. Kleinsorge, Ella M. Ford, and Lissa A. Jeffers are in Des Moines.
62	Kate Newberry	Teaching in Strawberry Point.
62	The Clear Lake High School	In charge of Lenore A. Hussey.
62	An alumnus at Iowa City	Complains about long lessons and military drill.
62	Hanna M. Hess	Teaching in Huron, South Dakota.
62	Lieut. Geo. H. McManus	Graduates from West Point; stationed in Georgia.
62	F. E. Lenocker	Now in Arcadia.
62	The delegates to Y. W. C. A. convention	Mary L. Stever reads good paper.
62	Nora Vaughn	Teaching in New Hartford.
62	Married	Kate Nevile and L. L. Feltham.
62	Mamie P. Herrick	Teaching in Belvidere, Illinois.
62	Mr. R. C. McConnel and Miss Olive Grobel	Dismiss schools and visit the World's Fair.
62	Elsie Orcutt	Instructor at Waterloo College.
62	May Loonan	Teaching in Mitchelville.
63	School Directory	Roster of student organizations and their officers.
63	Orations of the week	Speakers and topics.
63	During the week	Roster of people who went to the Fair this week.
63	Military examinations this week!
63	Miss Stryker	Leaves to take a winter school.
63	Mr. O. R. Langdon	Visits home.
63	Mrs. Nims	Visiting her daughter Myrtie.
63	Geo. Twaddle	Mrs. Seerley's brother, George Twaddle, enrolls.
63	Mr. Dimmitt	Goes to Cedar Rapids and Chicago.
63	We regret to state	Jessie Graham's father died.
63	Our orations are uniformly good	But might benefit by being shorter.
63	Lester Johnson	Returns from Fair.
63	Prof. Loughridge	Has been away.
63	Miss Nellie Hearst	Visited the Normal.
63	State Supt. Knoepfler	Visits for a day.
63	Miss Della Northey	Visited by father.
63	Miss Harkness	Visited by brother.
63	Miss Mamie Larkin	Visiting home.
63	Will Collins	Made quick trip home.
64	Unless they insist	ISNS finished fourth of four schools in tennis tournament.
64	A letter to Prof. Arey	Expedition yields one hundred new crustaceans.
64	The executive committee of the Oratorical Association	Jessie Bradshaw will replace Miss Fesenbeck as vice president; Miss Fesenbeck will compete among orators.
64	Mr. Geo. Thayer	Printing company representative visits in preparation for periodical binding.
64	Last Friday Prof. Chandler	Visits campus.
64	Miss Grace Griffin	Goes to Fair.
64	Misses Edith and Grace Curtis	Entertaining their mother.
64	The following gentlemen honored us	Messers Kerr, Hemenway, and Rea visit.
64	The Alphas elected officers	Roster of officers.
64	The Shakespearean Society	Roster of new officers.
64	Miss Mary Ivers	Entered school.
64	Misses Alice Mason and Jennie Mercer	Attending the Fair.
64	The Crouse brothers	Will visit the Fair before starting winter schools.
64	Spelling test Wednesday!	Cause for anxiety?
64	Misses Louie Morris and Orpha Thayer	Went to the Fair.
64	The Y. W. C. A. pilgrims	Come to their meetings to understand their enthusiasm.