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Issue Contents

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1	The Normal Eyte	Believes it will take cooperation from students and faculty to make the newspaper successful this year.

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2	Changes at the Normal; changes in faculty	New faculty appointments; brief profiles.


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3	Many changes at buildings	The old South Hall will be used exclusively as the Training School.

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4	Professional; preliminary discussion XXXV; pupil, teacher, and teaching in the middle grades Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty)	Instructors need to study theory as well as practice it.

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5	Where teachers are lacking	Teachers should receive more professional training, be more enthusiastic about teaching, pursue additional schooling, and develop well-informed opinions about business and politics.

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6	A great many	Subscribers to the Normal Eyte should leave their addresses in the office.


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7	Sabin's educational exchange; 1907-14th season Sabin--Henry	Last year, students got teaching jobs in eighty of the ninety-nine counties in Iowa, as well as in many other states.

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8	The parent and the state	Advocates physical training in school.

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9	12-Jun	Clara Krause married Hugh Willoughby in Montour.


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10	Among the alumni	Mattie Rankin is teaching third grade in Bedford.


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11	Anna Thogerson	Sixth grade teacher in Waverly.


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12	Bernice Laughlin	Sixth grade teacher at Algona.


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13	Bessie Wallace	Supervisor of drawing and writing at Grinnell.


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14	C. A. Steelsmith	Science teacher at Jefferson High School.


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15	Clara Manatt	At Malcolm, Iowa.


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16	Della Patton	Assistant principal at Walnut High School.


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17	Edith E. Bird	Teaches at Steamboat Rock.


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18	F. D. Carey	Principal of the grade school in Earlham.


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19	Grace Kettleson	At Great Falls, Montana


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20	Ida M. Evans	Director for Wichita Y. M. C. A.


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21	Ida M. Fell	In Ireton, Iowa.


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22	Iowa City, May 2	John C. Parish won fellowship to University of Iowa.


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23	Jennie Potgeter	Assistant principal at Pomeroy, Iowa.


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24	Louise Putzke	Teaches at West Liberty.


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25	Nellie McEinery	High school principal at Gowrie, Iowa.


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26	Neva Wilson	Primary teacher at Independence, Iowa.


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27	Sara M. Whiefield	Works in a high school in Phoenix, Arizona.

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28	Among the July weddings	James Fields and Bertha Auld were married.


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29	Another June wedding	Eva Hochstetler and Spurgeon Callison were married.


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30	At home after July twentieth	Arthur Wright and Anne Downie Deln were married on June 18.


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31	Ethel Stetson	Teaching in Glenwood; Asa Mathews has been studying at the University of Chicago and will teach at Cedar Rapids.


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32	Mabel Murray.	Will be assistant principal in Dysart in the fall; has been studying at University of Chicago.


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33	Mr. and Mrs. John C. Wall	Mae Cynthelia Wall will marry John Bissell Trowbridge.


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34	Of F. G. Miller	Francis G. Miller will be teaching in the forestry department at the University of Washington.


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35	On August fourteenth	Alta Mathews and Milton Hoffman were married in Kansas City.


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36	The Laurentian	Merton Leonard Fuller received an honorary Masters of Arts degree from Lawrence University.

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37	Miss Allison E. Aitchison	Graduated from State University and will resume teaching after a year's leave of absence.


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38	Miss Borquin	Will take a leave of absence to study in Chicago.


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39	Miss Childs	Will take a leave of absence to study in Europe this year.


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40	Miss Clara U. Cressey	Illness has caused her to take a year off.


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41	Miss Eva Suplee	Visited Wyoming during her vacation.


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42	Miss Falker	Visited her sister in Kansas City.


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43	Miss Mary E. Simmons	Serving as private secretary to President Main of Grinnell.


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44	Miss Oliver	Traveled to England, Ireland, and Scotland during vacation.


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45	Miss Sarah M. Riggs	Vacationed in Germany.


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46	Miss Thornton	Visited Omaha and lectured about art in St. Mary's Academy.


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47	Professor Begeman	Has been granted a leave of absence; will study at Chicago University for the fall term.


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48	Professor Bender and wife	Visited Jamestown Exposition, Boston, and New York.


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49	Professor Dick	Taught didactics at Pocahontas during vacation.


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50	Professor Gieser	Taught history in Urbana, Illinois, during vacation.


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51	Professor Gist	Spent part of vacation in Ohio.


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52	Professor Todd	Visited the eastern U. S. during vacation.


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53	Superintendent Elliot	Looking for teachers for Black Hawk County.


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54	The families of Profs. H. C. Cummins and Ira S. Condit	Camped for five weeks on the Cedar River.

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55	Beth Newton, Mary McDonald, Harriett Kramer, Julia Porter, and Ina Oleson	Attending the Y. W. C. A. conference at Lake Geneva with friends.


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56	Charles Hammond	Taught in North Dakota last year; returned to college this fall.


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57	Dorothy Doerfler	Visited the hill last week; spent vacation in Colorado.


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58	Earnest Bloom	Returned to school.


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59	George Wallace	Visiting friends on the Hill; is the head of the Manual Training Department in Mobile, Alabama.


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60	Helen Packard	Will continue teaching Latin at West Bend High School.


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61	Miss Amy Arey	Will attend the Normal School in Rockfort, New York.


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62	Mr. Proctor	Was in charge of singing at the Young People's Christian Endeavor Convention in Waterloo.


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63	Mr. Silliman	Returned to school after vacationing in Colorado.


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64	Nan Baldwin	Is ill; should return to school later in the week.


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65	Nelle Bragonier	Enrolled in college after teaching for a year.


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66	Not many weeks ago	Guy Lowman and Lynne Barnum were married; now reside in Omaha.


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67	Warren Proctor's parents	Have moved from Riceville to Cedar Falls.

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68	Bob Bragonier	Visited sister and friends last week.


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69	Boys are scarce	Believes that lack of athletic programs deter men from enrolling in I. S. N. S.


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70	Gay Roosevelt	Visited friends on the Hill; is taking classes at the Business College in Cedar Rapids.


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71	George Vinall	Leaves for Canada on Saturday.


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72	Henri Paul	Enrolled again in college after teaching for a year.


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73	How does it read?	Encourages use of well-chosen words.


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74	Messrs. Schweiker, Byrnes and Graeber	Spent summer soliciting support for the Royal Scroll.


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75	Miss Edith C. Buck	Was toastmistress at the annual Iowa College Alumni Association banquet.


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76	Miss Leister	Returned to college after teaching in Ackley.


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77	Miss Suplee	Entertained company in honor of Miss Arey.


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78	One of the sad deaths	Le Roy Habenicht drowned in Fisher's Lake; was to attend medical school in Iowa City.


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79	Paul Colegrove	Spent part of his vacation in Canada.


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80	The death of Mrs. Jennie Landis	Was struck by a passenger train in West Waterloo; had served as President Seerley's stenographer for several years.


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81	The demonstration given	The cooking school demonstration featured grape sponge and peanut cookies.

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82	Des Moines, July 19	Applicants for first grade certificates will not have to take reading and writing examinations.


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83	The sly wiles of Cupid	Kansas will have a teacher shortage of over 1,000 due to women teachers getting married.