Normal Eyte — September 10, 1904

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1	Attendance at nine hundred	Attendance for this term has reached nine hundred.
1	Mrs. McMahon's domestic science class	Not all of the women are enrolled in the domestic science classes to prepare for marriage.
1	You can't even go to the new Gymnasium	In order to see the new gym, you need to be a member of the Athletic Association.
1	Football captain Jimmie Strawn	Jimmie Strawn says it is no longer proper to wear spiked shoes in the parlor.
1	The first number of Vol. XV of the Normal Eyte goes to sixteen hundred readers.	The new school year brings new leaders to the staff of the Normal Eyte.
2	Wanted-a school song; C. A. Fullerton offers cash prizes for the best songs submitted	Professor Fullerton is offering $20 and $10 for the first and second best songs submitted.
2	H. H. Seerley	President Seerley has made I. S. T. C. one of the best Normal schools in the world; photo.
3	C. S. Hammock, head of the new Manual Training Department	C. S. Hammock is the new head of the Department of Manual Training; description of the manual training and domestic science facilities and curriculum; photo.
4	Mrs. Alma McMahon; assistant in Manual Training Department	Alma McMahon; photo.
4	Notes on Music	Professor Fullerton compares three widely known oratorios. The Choral Society will perform the Creation by Hayden.
5	Training; the course of study; what it is	Professor Bender gives advice on teacher training.
7	One of the beautiful weddings of the summer	Julia F. Miller and Harry E. Thompson were married June 16, 1904.
7	Geo. J. Balzer	Has been elected instructor of physics in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
7	Walter W. Bell	Will be principal in the Scranton schools.
7	E. C. Smith	Was a guest at Normal and will take law courses at Ann Arbor.
7	Carl Knock	Stopped at Normal on his way to Mitchell.
7	Grace Cole	Is employed as a second grade teacher in Mason City.
7	Ruth Marsh	Will attend the College Girls' Conference at Lake Geneva, Wisconsin.
7	Catharine Crawford	Has accepted a position in Marshalltown.
7	L. H. Andrews	Will be principal of schools at Polk City, Iowa.
7	Lottie Farr	Returns to Aurelia for a second year of work as a high school assistant.
7	Jessica Bernard	Will do primary work at Palisades, Colorado.
7	Pearl Van Tuyl	Will teach ninth grade at West Liberty.
7	John Homer Magee	Was a guest at the home of J. Ralph and Harriet Keeler Magee.
7	Clara M. Travis	Was an instructor in the Buchanan County institute.
7	Helen Williams	Expected to attend the University of Iowa next year.
7	Jennie McCall	Has been elected to fifth grade work in Nevada, Iowa.
7	Wm. Wendt	Has accepted work at Auburn, Iowa.
7	Elsie Fabrick	Will be principal at Parkersburg High School.
7	Dr. W. E. Dong	Has moved his practice to Mason City.
7	Essie Mae Davies	Will teach in Logan.
7	Alice Armstrong	Will teach second grade in Harlan.
7	Charles Roadman	Is the new principal at Schaller.
7	D. H. Rummel	Has returned to Normal for the fourth year work.
7	Mabelle Payton	Mabelle Payton is the new assistant principal at Marcus.
8	Laura Bowman	Graduated from Radcliffe College and has resumed her duties at Normal.
8	Margaret Klinefelter	Along with her husband, has set sail to Bombay, India.
8	Grace Wilson	Grace Wilson died on July 3, 1904.
8	Many alumni spent part of their summer vacation	Roster of alumni who spent the summer at the University of Iowa.
9	Front view Iowa State Normal School; showing front campus, Pres. Seerley's cottage, Central Hall, and Auditorium Building	A photo of the front entrance to campus.
10	New faculty faces	Brief profiles of new faculty members.
11	Gridiron talk; many old players back and football prospects are bright	The football team is preparing for another successful season. There are many old players back who will help lead the team.
12	Bible Study; Sunday, September 18, 1904	The Bible study lesson for September 18th.
13	Edith Alderman	Will give piano instruction in Nevada.
13	Lovey Hiatt	Recovering from illness.
13	Winifred Byrne	Teaching at Lewis.
13	Belle Cox	Will teach at Eldora.
13	Grace Austin	Married Rudolph Larson.
13	Mr. George W. Samson, Jr.	Teaching in Colorado.
13	George Osmundson	Teaching at Roland.
13	Belle Riggle	Teaching at Thurman.
13	Miss Frances Gardner	Will teach at Grinnell College.
13	Lester Van Buskirk	Farming north of Alta.
14	Ray Cleveland	Went to Hudson to play tennis.
14	Gladys Dunn	Visited friends in Hudson.
14	Addie Maltby	On way to Nashville.
14	Anna McKinnon	Enrolled in school.
14	Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eells	Visited the Hill.
14	Dr. T. U. McManus	Visited Cedar Falls.
14	Levi Clark	Mother visiting.
14	Harry Cotton	Back at work in Ames.
14	Flora Evans	Visited sister in Waterloo.
15	Gertie Bell	Married E. J. Burns.
15	At 5:30 o'clock last evening	Annabel Hart married Macy Campbell.
15	On August 24, at Kalispell, Montana	Clara Heinlen married Colwell E. Ferguson.
15	Last Friday the friends of Alice Cramer	Sister killed in fire.
15	John Larson	Left school to take care of family farm.
15	Blanche Crouse and Kate Bagley	Visited friends.
15	Margaret Van Metre	Visited campus.
15	Effie Williamson	Brought sister to school.
15	The latter part of Miss Hutchison's summer vacation	Visited South Dakota.
16	Sylvia Chenoweth	Visited Lucy Ingersoll.
16	Mrs. Kelly	Visiting her cousin, Mrs. Robert Fullerton.
16	Grace Lambert, Blanche Nelson, and Eva Linn	Attending YWCA conference.
16	There will be a missionary rally	To be held in auditorium.
16	Among the many people	Many Normalites dropped by campus on the way to their teaching positions.
16	Jessie Stewart	Attended friend's wedding.
16	Alice Edwards	Visited Minna Merriam; will attend University of Iowa.