Issue Contents

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1	Death of Mrs. G. W. Samson	Mrs. G. W. Samson died September 4, 1914.

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2	Preliminary declamatory contest to be held	Oratorical contest will take place on September 25.

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3	Prospects in football	Practices will be underway soon; season schedule is posted; photo.

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4	School opened Sept. 2; large enrollment, especially in the college classes	Over 1300 students enrolled, with nine hundred in collegiate classes.

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5	Sept. 18 is date of oratorical contest	Preliminary contest will select I. S. T. C. representative to compete in the Iowa Intercollegiate Contest in February.

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6	The new dormitory	Progress report on the construction of Bartlett Hall; foundation and beginnings of walls complete.

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7	Word has come to us	Bill Schluter has been at the train station eight different times this week.

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8	Y. M. C. A. holds mix	Approximately one hundred men attended Y. M. C. A. social gathering.

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9	Y. W. C. A. at Geneva	Review of events at annual Geneva conference.

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10	Y. W. C. A. holds reception	Annual welcome held for new students.

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11	Caprices of Cupid	Marriage announcements.

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12	The Y. M. C. A. Geneva Conference	Review of events at annual Geneva Conference.

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13	Official notes Seerley--Homer Horatio (President of ISNS and ISTC)	News of faculty and alumni; new critics in training are listed.

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14	The summer term	Enrollment, by Iowa county, for the last three years.

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15	A foreword	Encourages new students to get involved in extracurricular activities.

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16	Announcement	Students announce their candidacy for Old Gold positions.

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17	Untitled	Wonders why the new fence around the athletic field doesn't go between the hospital and the field.

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18	Untitled	Six students have already entered in September 18th oratorical contest.

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19	Christian Associations	General information about the Y. W. C. A.

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20	Hazel Butterfield	Leaving to become instructor in the English Department at Keewatin Boys School.

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21	Margaret Dick	Returned to continue work with Professor Frampton.

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22	Marguerite Cadwallader	Accepted critic teacher position at the State Normal School in Harrisburg, Virginia.

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23	Prof. G. S. Dick	Accepted presidency of the Kearney Normal School.

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24	Prof. W. H. Bender	Moved to St. Paul.

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25	Where you will find our seniors	Roster of where seniors are teaching.

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26	After a long successful experience	Mabel Green plans to teach primary grades in Des Moines.

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27	Agnes Arganbright	Teaching in Ottumwa.

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28	Alice Grier	Returned to finish the critic training course.

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29	Arthur C. Franklin	Returned to Cedar Falls to attend college for a year.

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30	Blanche Ayers	Left Fort Dodge to teach in Cedar Rapids.

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31	Blanche Martin	Teaching in Minneapolis.

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32	Don Deal	Teaching at the Cedar Rapids Commercial College.

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33	Dr. Clara B. Whitmore	Moved her medical office to Sioux City.

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34	Elizabeth McDonald	Teaching in Clarksville.

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35	Erma Robertson	Teaching primary grades in Des Moines.

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36	Faye Palmer	Traveling with a ladies orchestra and filling engagements around Cedar Falls.

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37	Florence Falkler	Visited Laura Falkler

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38	Florence La Tier	Teaching history and music in Coon Rapids.

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39	Grace Rait	Accepted position of assistant primary supervisor at I. S. T. C.

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40	Helen Corning	Visited many cities in the United States on her way to Marshfield, Oregon.

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41	Helen Rau	Teaching kindergarten in Hampton for another year.

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42	Irwin and Martha (Rau) Martin	Welcomed a new son this summer, Charles Rau Martin.

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43	Jennie McCall	Teaching in Cedar Falls again.

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44	Jessie Aitchison	Teaching in Oelwein again.

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45	Jessie Paulger	Continues to teach in Marathon.

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46	Joe Martin	Proud father of a new baby boy.

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47	John Barnes	Involved with Physical Training in the public schools of Witchatan, Kansas.

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48	Julia Porter	Studied at University of Chicago for a year.

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49	Lina Moore	Detained in Europe due to the war.

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50	Mae Davidson	Visited friends on College Hill.

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51	Margaret Munsey	Visited Cedar Falls; teaching in Jesup.

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52	Miss Alison Aitchison	Visited Mrs. Frank Eaman and Mrs. George Eckhart.

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53	Miss Joy Harmon	Teaching in Waterloo again.

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54	Miss Marguerite Wilker	Visited the Great Lakes with Eleanor Gray, Sudah Cohoon, Mrs. Gray, Alison Aitchison, and Marguerite Utley during a five week trip to the east.

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55	Miss Mona Wild	Toured Yellowstone Park with her sister.

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56	Miss Sara Riggs	Visited Minnesota lakes during vacation.

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57	Morae Greenlee	Plans to remain teaching in Mason City.

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58	Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Brand	Moved to Sibley.

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59	Mr. and Mrs. Julian Gist	Returned to St. Paul after vacation in Cedar Falls.

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60	Mrs. Fay (Vinall) Craig	Visited home for the summer.

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61	Myrtie Brink	Teaching in West Union.

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62	Nina Baumgardner	Spent summer in Colorado.

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63	Raymond Grossman	Plans to continue his medical studies at Iowa University.

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64	Stella Fisher	Teaching in Clinton again.

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65	Stena Hansen	Visited New York, Boston, and Washington.

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66	Sudah Cahoon	Accepted critic teacher position at the State Normal School in Albion, Idaho.

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67	The Cedar Falls Record	Walter Jensen praised for his work.

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68	The west attracts many	Deborah Davis, Olive Nash, and Maud Porter are teaching in Boise, Idaho.

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69	Vera and Lora Lighthall	Studied at University of Chicago over the summer and now return to their previous jobs.

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70	Vera Du Bois	Returned to Omaha, Nebraska, to teach kindergarten.

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71	Verna Bernard	Studied in California for the summer, now teaching in Lead, South Dakota.

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72	Word has been received	Mrs. Lucy (Spicer) Folsom recently gave birth to a baby boy.

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73	Zella Eighme	Plans to return to Seattle to teach.

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74	Zoe Harmon	Teaching in Humboldt.

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75	Bess McCowan	Enrolled in nurse training program at Wesley Hospital.

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76	Carl Merner	Visited Cedar Falls during vacation.

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77	Edna Rait	Returned to teach in Sterling, Kansas.

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78	George Vinall	Continuing Physical Training in Springfield, Massachusetts.

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79	Jasper Thompson and Edward Ruppelt	Attended University of Chicago during summer vacation.

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80	Leys are now occupying	The Ley family moved to a new house and the Reverend and Mrs. Morris moved into their old house.

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81	Miss Florence Freer	Visited friends and relatives in New York.

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82	Miss Hussey and her mother	Visited Boston and Philadelphia during vacation.

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83	Miss Katherine Constant	In charge of Bible study at the conference in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin over the summer.

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84	Miss Luella Wright	Returned to North Yakima to continue her work as teacher there.

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85	Miss Marguerite Cadwallader	Appointed to be sixth grade critic at he Virginia State Normal School in Harrisburg.

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86	Miss Ruth Wright	Returned to Yankton, South Dakota.

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87	Misses Leah and Alice Madsen	Leah and Alice Madsen visited the Hanson's.

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88	Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Albright	Moved to the Bickford house with their daughter Nona.

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89	Mr. C. P. Colegrove	Living at Ninth and Franklin Streets.

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90	Mr. Geo. W. Hansen	George Hansen's nighttime habits are described.

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91	Mr. Mihram Mordigan	Studying pedagogy.

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92	Mr. Mount	Mr. Mount built two houses.

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93	Mr. N. F. Cooledge	Built a house on his father's property.

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94	Mr. Robt. Fullerton	Working at the Northwestern Conservatory of Music in Minneapolis.

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95	Mrs. Cross	Mrs. Cross moved to Cedar Falls.

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96	Mrs. Spatcher	Mrs. Spatcher built a house on College Street.

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97	Myron Begeman	Spending time in the Northwest before returning to school at University of Michigan.

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98	Pres. Seerley	Attended State Board of Examiners meeting in Des Moines.

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99	Prof. S. A. Lynch	Attended University of Chicago during the summer.

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100	Prof. W. W. Gist	Addressed the veterans in Marble Rock and visited in Osage.

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101	Professor McKitrick	Built a house on Iowa street.

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102	This year S. E. Green	S. E. Green built a house on Campus Street.