Normal Eyte — December 2, 1893

Page	Title	Summary
97	Words are the servants of thought	Claims that a misspelling was intentionally used to make a point.
97	Do not read unless you will heed	Solicits articles from alumni and students.
98	To the editor of the Normal Eyte	Believes that seniors should wear academic regalia at Commencement.
98	The lecture	Excerpts from the lecture by Joseph Cook on "Leaders and Misleaders".
99	The advance of civilization	A look at the progress of culture.
100	Notice	Accepting designs for award for Normal Eyte editor who denounced academic regalia.
101	Y. M. & Y. W. C. A.	Thanksgiving prayer meeting well-attended.
101	That awful editor	Believes matter of caps and gowns should be properly discussed in class meetings, not in the newspaper.
101	Very flattering reports	C. A. Fullerton doing well in Manson.
101	Maude Carr	Teaching near Muscatine.
101	Notice	Solicits subscriptions for natural history periodical.
101	C. W. Bartine	Doing well in Monona.
101	Miss Cora F. Sprague	Teaching in Clarinda, not Villisca.
102	Caps and gowns	Believes that caps and gowns will have a good effect on class unity.
102	Miss Rossing	Has the grippe.
102	Miss Kittie Howard	Has been sick.
102	Miss Nanna Kennan	Has gone home to recuperate.
102	Miss Eva Snider	Has gone home due to sickness.
103	The Y. W. C. A.	Gave reception for YMCA and others.
103	The lecture committee	John W. Geiger will speak.
103	Considering the state of health	Need new salutation in light of recent sickness.
103	Wednesday p. m.	Miss Morris speaks on necessity of physical culture.
103	We welcome to our midst	Mary Achenbach visits.
103	Miss Sophia Hieber	Has been sick.
103	Miss Kate McClay	Visits Etta Bronson.
103	Cards have been received	S. C. Cobb has new baby boy.
103	Mrs. Rogers	Will board students for $2 per week.
103	Ed. Campbell	Enjoying his school.
103	Mr. J. H. Stuckrath	Will take course in German at University of Chicago.
103	Miss Della Northey	Enjoys Thanksgiving with visiting father.
103	The skating season is upon us
103	Miss Jennie Hancock	Teaching in Aitkens.
103	Mrs. Sadie (Hoerner) Hazlett	Remembers her Normal friends.
103	A Fourth Year claims	Humorous suggestion that cap and gown can be worn in fields next summer.
103	Miss Edith Brooke	Will teach in Marshalltown.
103	Miss Ethlyn Davies	Has gone home to celebrate Thanksgiving.
103	Gregg McAlvin and Oliver Harvey	Have been sick.
103	Mike Thielen	At home.
103	Miss Stella Minton, B. F. Youel, and Clyde Johnson	Have gone home to teach.
103	Miss Ella Lumpe	Called home due to death of cousin.
103	Miss Etta Brooks	Visited the Normal.
103	Prof. Parish	Has been sick.
103	Miss Nellie Johnson	Will teach in Forest City.
103	Miss Schell's sister	Visited over Thanksgiving.
103	Mr. Hemmerling	Visiting friends at the Normal.
104	Misses Fesenbeck, Laird, and Cunningham	Entertain party of friends.
104	Officers of Neotrophian Society	Roster of officers.
104	One by one our Fourth Years leave us	Sophie Keeler goes out to teach.
104	This week's orations	Roster of speakers and topics.
104	Miss Nellie McAlvin	Spends Thanksgiving at the Normal.
104	About half the seniors were called to the office	Had failed to book winter orations.
104	We regret to announce	Mrs. Seerley's mother died.
104	It is reported	Students are enjoying sledding.
104	Training School boy	Humorous reference to caps and gowns.
104	Lois H.	Wife of Tom Philpot died after childbirth.
104	A meeting of the Fourth Year Class	Decided to wear caps and gowns.