Normal Eyte — September 20, 1905

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
17	Girls win football games	Places the success of the football team squarely on the support of the beautiful women of the Normal School; photo.
17	When "Reddy" gets the ball	Shows a successful Normal School football game.
18	Forensic contests; the outlook encouraging	Describes the oratory and debate scene at the Normal School.
20	Charles H. Bailey, head of Manual Training Dept.	Demand for manual training has increased, and in turn, the Normal School has added space to the Manual Training Department in order to train shop teachers; photo.
20	Practical physiology for home and school	Professor Newton writes textbook on hygiene.
21	Untitled	Profile of Katherine Gray, new instructor in the music department; photo.
21	Oratory and debate	Description of the oratory and debate courses offered; photo.
22	Daisy Gibson	Is fifth grade teacher at Mason City.
22	Floy McRoberts	Begins third year as grammar teacher in Allison.
22	Sylvia Chenowith	Continues studying at the Presbyterian hospital in Chicago.
22	September 10th	Minna Brothers Stewart has a new son.
22	Margaret Smith	To teach at Glidden.
22	Blanche Crouse	To spend the year at her home in Dike.
22	Ida Judd	Resigns from position at Nevada, Iowa, due to health concerns.
22	Kate Bagley	Will teach near Dike.
22	Dora Holman	Resigns position at Mason City to attend the University of Iowa.
22	The marriage of Lieut. John P. Lund	Marries Katherine Myrtle Arbogast.
22	Mamie Crary	Teaching second grade at Shaler.
23	Anna Montgomery	Returns to the University of Chicago after teaching summer school in Seattle.
23	At 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon	Grace Churchill marries Arthur L. Vincent.
23	Rose Ferguson	Returns to work at Alta after taking summer courses at the University of Iowa.
23	F. E. Ford	Is in charge of the school at Schaller.
23	J. H. Lees	Visits friends in Cedar Falls on way to University of Chicago.
23	On Tuesday morning	Helen Clute marries John T. Dickerson of Chicago.
23	Edith M. Anderson	Is teaching at Marcus.
23	Mame Hochstetler	To teach science at Hot Springs, South Dakota.
23	E. C. Hill	Receives degree from the University of Iowa.
23	Nellie Eastman	Is keeping house for her father in Ogden.
23	Ruth Long	To teach in Marshalltown.
23	Katherine Roome	Teaching at Mason City.
23	Jessie Farlow	Is teaching at Cherokee.
23	Esther Ridley	Takes job closer to home in Estherville due to mother's health concerns.
24	Since the last issue of the Normal Eyte	Obituary for Samuel T. Walker.
25	The spirit of push and progress	Board of Trustees instructs James Robinson to begin constructing the foundation for the new science building.
25	The Daily Iowan	The Daily Iowan newspaper is left in the care of F. L. Douglas and J. C. McClenahan, both current students of the University of Iowa.
25	Training; the subject and the pupil	Publication of second portion of text on nature of education.
27	Bible Studies	Bible lessons.
28	Mabel Murray	Visited Norma Green in Reinbeck.
28	Anna Livingston	Has left school for the term.
28	Helen Jacob	Went to Janesville with Grace Sunderlin.
28	Prof. and Mrs. Hersey	Mrs. Hersey gives birth to a baby boy.
28	Jack Rule	Was guest of Mae Raymond.
28	A young man	A young man enrolls in one of Alma. McMahon's cooking classes.
28	Ruth Marsh	Visited Miss Plock on her way to Iowa City.
28	Mr. and Mrs. Hutchison	Moved to Monmouth, Illinois.
28	Olive Olander	Has missed class due to illness.
28	Mrs. Norman Harris	Visited chapel along with Bird Bundy.
28	Miss Wyant	Visited Susan Alexander.
28	Florence Butler	Visited Helen Seerley.
28	John Larsen	Visited Mr. Eells in New Hartford.
28	Rose Buchanan	Spent Sunday at home in Independence.
28	Annie Maiden	Leaves school to teach at Shell Rock.
28	Mrs. Knoepfler	Entertained friends from Cedar Rapids.
28	C. O. Ruggles	Is clerking at Wyth & Lamb's shoe store.
28	Verna Hallowell	Spent Sunday in Waterloo along with Katharine Jenness.
28	Mrs. Newton	Visited chapel Friday.
28	Adele Quinn	Visited Waterloo.
28	Mary Cusack	Visited Ft. Dodge.
28	Lela Stanley	Spent Sunday at home in Allison.
28	Mary Landis	Has been sick.
28	Frances Roberts	Spent Sunday at home in Ackley.
28	Elizabeth Knoll	Spent Sunday at home in Parkersburg.
28	Mabel Parish	Spent Sunday at home.
28	Rev. Snowden	Visited chapel Monday.
29	Misses Gunn, Raymond, and Williamson	Throw house party for junior women in the kindergarten department.
29	Prof. and Mrs. Newton	Entertain Baptist faculty members.
29	Thursday Miss Rice	Holds tea party to honor Clara Drenning.
29	Rev. and Mrs. Jay J. Jones	Visit chapel while in town.
29	Katrina Bowles	Visited by her mother.
29	Lawrence Eddy	Spends time with friends on campus.
29	Ray Cleveland	Ray Cleveland, Howard Rogers, and Jack Streff leave for Iowa City after visiting friends on campus.
29	Lulu Koenig	Leaves school due to mother's illness.
29	Margaret Flynn	Leaves school due to illness.
29	Edna Straw	Edna Straw, Edith Cross, Alice Redmon, Jessie Redmon, and Florence Carrington re-enroll after a year's absence.
29	Clara Jackson	Visited by Fred Dewey.
29	Lucy Crary	Resigns position at Shell Rock and re-enrolls for class work.
29	Mr. Piersol	Visits chapel along with E. L. Andrews.
29	Lulu Londsbery	Visited her sister en route from Davenport to her home in Humboldt.
29	Lou Shepherd	Lou Shepherd, Emma Kosemeier, and Josephine Knott visit their homes in Waverly.
29	Lucile High	Entertains Florence Waller.
29	Esther Seerley	Leaves to study at the Normal School of Gymnastics in New Haven.
29	Prof. and Mrs. Geiser	Have sent letters and postals from Switzerland.
29	Harriet Manful	Returns to class after illness.
29	Mabel Guenther	Spent weekend at home in Waterloo; Mabel Meek does the same.
29	Ethel Brooks	Visited by Emma Seigie.
29	Misses Furrow	Visited by their parents.
29	Velma Hougland	Returns to school after a week's absence due to illness.
29	Martha Soukup	Spent Sunday in Waterloo visiting friends along with Grace Casson.
29	Deborah Davis	Visited Katherine Gray.
30	Friday evening	Program from faculty recital provided.
30	Last week	Nu Omicron Nu holds initiation for Margaret Bowes and Madge Ellsworth.