Normal Eyte — September 11, 1907

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1	The Normal Eyte	Believes it will take cooperation from students and faculty to make the newspaper successful this year.
2	Many changes at buildings	The old South Hall will be used exclusively as the Training School.
2	Changes at the Normal; changes in faculty	New faculty appointments; brief profiles.
3	Professional; preliminary discussion XXXV; pupil, teacher, and teaching in the middle grades	Instructors need to study theory as well as practice it.
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.
7	A great many	Subscribers to the Normal Eyte should leave their addresses in the office.
7	Sabin's educational exchange; 1907-14th season	Last year, students got teaching jobs in eighty of the ninety-nine counties in Iowa, as well as in many other states.
8	The parent and the state	Advocates physical training in school.
9	Della Patton	Assistant principal at Walnut High School.
9	Bernice Laughlin	Sixth grade teacher at Algona.
9	Edith E. Bird	Teaches at Steamboat Rock.
9	Louise Putzke	Teaches at West Liberty.
9	Sara M. Whiefield	Works in a high school in Phoenix, Arizona.
9	12-Jun	Clara Krause married Hugh Willoughby in Montour.
9	Jennie Potgeter	Assistant principal at Pomeroy, Iowa.
9	C. A. Steelsmith	Science teacher at Jefferson High School.
9	Ida M. Evans	Director for Wichita Y. M. C. A.
9	F. D. Carey	Principal of the grade school in Earlham.
9	Nellie McEinery	High school principal at Gowrie, Iowa.
9	Neva Wilson	Primary teacher at Independence, Iowa.
9	Anna Thogerson	Sixth grade teacher in Waverly.
9	Iowa City, May 2	John C. Parish won fellowship to University of Iowa.
9	Among the alumni	Mattie Rankin is teaching third grade in Bedford.
9	Clara Manatt	At Malcolm, Iowa.
9	Grace Kettleson	At Great Falls, Montana
9	Bessie Wallace	Supervisor of drawing and writing at Grinnell.
9	Ida M. Fell	In Ireton, Iowa.
10	Mabel Murray.	Will be assistant principal in Dysart in the fall; has been studying at University of Chicago.
10	At home after July twentieth	Arthur Wright and Anne Downie Deln were married on June 18.
10	Another June wedding	Eva Hochstetler and Spurgeon Callison were married.
10	Among the July weddings	James Fields and Bertha Auld were married.
10	On August fourteenth	Alta Mathews and Milton Hoffman were married in Kansas City.
10	The Laurentian	Merton Leonard Fuller received an honorary Masters of Arts degree from Lawrence University.
10	Of F. G. Miller	Francis G. Miller will be teaching in the forestry department at the University of Washington.
10	Ethel Stetson	Teaching in Glenwood; Asa Mathews has been studying at the University of Chicago and will teach at Cedar Rapids.
10	Mr. and Mrs. John C. Wall	Mae Cynthelia Wall will marry John Bissell Trowbridge.
11	Miss Childs	Will take a leave of absence to study in Europe this year.
11	Miss Allison E. Aitchison	Graduated from State University and will resume teaching after a year's leave of absence.
11	Superintendent Elliot	Looking for teachers for Black Hawk County.
11	Miss Clara U. Cressey	Illness has caused her to take a year off.
11	Miss Borquin	Will take a leave of absence to study in Chicago.
11	Miss Mary E. Simmons	Serving as private secretary to President Main of Grinnell.
11	Miss Thornton	Visited Omaha and lectured about art in St. Mary's Academy.
11	Professor Dick	Taught didactics at Pocahontas during vacation.
11	Professor Gieser	Taught history in Urbana, Illinois, during vacation.
11	Miss Oliver	Traveled to England, Ireland, and Scotland during vacation.
11	Miss Eva Suplee	Visited Wyoming during her vacation.
11	Professor Bender and wife	Visited Jamestown Exposition, Boston, and New York.
11	Professor Begeman	Has been granted a leave of absence; will study at Chicago University for the fall term.
11	Professor Gist	Spent part of vacation in Ohio.
11	Miss Falker	Visited her sister in Kansas City.
11	The families of Profs. H. C. Cummins and Ira S. Condit	Camped for five weeks on the Cedar River.
11	Professor Todd	Visited the eastern U. S. during vacation.
11	Miss Sarah M. Riggs	Vacationed in Germany.
12	Charles Hammond	Taught in North Dakota last year; returned to college this fall.
12	Miss Amy Arey	Will attend the Normal School in Rockfort, New York.
12	Beth Newton, Mary McDonald, Harriett Kramer, Julia Porter, and Ina Oleson	Attending the Y. W. C. A. conference at Lake Geneva with friends.
12	Nan Baldwin	Is ill; should return to school later in the week.
12	Earnest Bloom	Returned to school.
12	Helen Packard	Will continue teaching Latin at West Bend High School.
12	Dorothy Doerfler	Visited the hill last week; spent vacation in Colorado.
12	Not many weeks ago	Guy Lowman and Lynne Barnum were married; now reside in Omaha.
12	Nelle Bragonier	Enrolled in college after teaching for a year.
12	Warren Proctor's parents	Have moved from Riceville to Cedar Falls.
12	Mr. Silliman	Returned to school after vacationing in Colorado.
12	Mr. Proctor	Was in charge of singing at the Young People's Christian Endeavor Convention in Waterloo.
12	George Wallace	Visiting friends on the Hill; is the head of the Manual Training Department in Mobile, Alabama.
13	Boys are scarce	Believes that lack of athletic programs deter men from enrolling in I. S. N. S.
13	How does it read?	Encourages use of well-chosen words.
13	Paul Colegrove	Spent part of his vacation in Canada.
13	Gay Roosevelt	Visited friends on the Hill; is taking classes at the Business College in Cedar Rapids.
13	Henri Paul	Enrolled again in college after teaching for a year.
13	Messrs. Schweiker, Byrnes and Graeber	Spent summer soliciting support for the Royal Scroll.
13	Miss Edith C. Buck	Was toastmistress at the annual Iowa College Alumni Association banquet.
13	One of the sad deaths	Le Roy Habenicht drowned in Fisher's Lake; was to attend medical school in Iowa City.
13	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.
13	Bob Bragonier	Visited sister and friends last week.
13	Miss Leister	Returned to college after teaching in Ackley.
13	Miss Suplee	Entertained company in honor of Miss Arey.
13	The demonstration given	The cooking school demonstration featured grape sponge and peanut cookies.
15	The sly wiles of Cupid	Kansas will have a teacher shortage of over 1,000 due to women teachers getting married.
15	Des Moines, July 19	Applicants for first grade certificates will not have to take reading and writing examinations.