Normal Eyte — September 25, 1907

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
33	The many students	Offers condolences to Sara Rice on the death of her mother; relates events leading up to the funeral.
33	To Miss Rice	Poem to Sara Rice on the death of her mother.
34	The funeral of Mrs. Rice	Describes funeral service of Sara Rice's mother.
34	Many will be grieved	Ray Davis died from typhoid fever last Saturday.
35	The Ames preliminary	The chapel was almost full of supportive students to watch the debate team try-outs.
36	Class of 1907-08	Appointed temporary officers upon recommendation from President Seerley; consider social activities and publication of annual.
37	New terms in geometry	Professor Wright defines new terms for students.
38	Professional; preliminary discussion, XXXV; pupil, teacher, and teaching in the middle grades; the pupil in the fourth grade	Fourth grade teachers should focus more on the development of the learner than the subject being taught.
40	The friends of Miss McGovern	Miss McGovern wrote a book entitled "Stories and Poems with Lesson Plans" that is being published.
41	Bible Study Dept.; lesson II--the Bible; lesson III	Explains divisions by grouping books together; discusses how the Bible was written.
42	Official	News of faculty; Board of Trustees approved plans for the library and gymnasium; administrative notes; building of President's House authorized.
43	The fourth and fifth grades	Lucile High will teach fourth and fifth grades at the training school this year.
43	Young people enter universities	List of students who have attended I. S. N. S. and are transferring to other colleges.
43	The many friends	Delpha Davis is not currently teaching due to typhoid fever; her brother Ray died last week.
43	Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Schregardus	Their only child died last summer.
43	The State Normal School at Emporia, Kansas	Many alumni from I. S. N. S. have been hired there.
44	Word comes to us	Marian Ethel Miller married D. J. Paulis.
44	Prof. Perry E. McClenahan	Is head of the preparatory department of the State Agricultural college in Las Cruces, New Mexico.
44	The young men students	Invited to attend a meeting about missions work.
44	Last Monday morning	Lightning struck Mina Martin's house.
44	Miss Edith Eighmey	Has completed the nursing course at the Waterloo Hospital.
44	Karl B. Stein	Accepted a teaching position at the American Conservatory in Chicago; will continue studying music.
44	L. Edna Wells	Is a secretary of the associated charities in Racine, Wisconsin.
44	Sioux Jones	Will coach the Scrubs in football.
45	Mrs. Katherine Gray	Will no longer be singing in the Congregational Church choir.
45	Miss Rose Schaefers	Visited Miss Plock.
45	Miss Edith Larson	Has been staying with Mr. and Mrs. Fullerton.
45	Misses Jackelin and Sherrebeck	Guests of Miss Toll.
45	Miss Florence Waller	Visited Helen Packard.
45	Albert Bragger	Visited the Aldrich home last week.
45	Mr. K. Hopkins	Guest of Nellie Upham last Sunday.
45	Mr. Morris Dussell	Guest of Letta Whitten on Sunday.
45	Mr. Ted Ennis	Guest of Martha Batty last Sunday.
45	Miss Louise Curtis	Spent Sunday in Waverly with her family.
45	Miss Edna Ricky	Spent Sunday in Raymond.
45	Miss Anna Gertrude Childs	Went to Naples with her father and sister.
45	Misses Annie and Marie Kair	Visited Beth Newton.
46	An excursion party	Ten students visited the cider mill on Saturday.
46	Helen Dickinson	Has been visiting Grace DuBois.
46	Miss Margaret Oliver	Held a party for faculty members in honor of Lulu Boon, George Wallace, and Joe Wright.
46	Albert Idso	Visited his sister last week.
46	Rev. Beeman of Waterloo	Spoke to the Y. M. C. A. and the Y. W. C. A. about missionary work.
46	Miss Wild	Vacationed in Colorado with her father.
46	Committees from the Y. W. and the Y. M.	Are finding and reserving rooms for Bible studies.
46	Merner and Edward Noble	Will study mechanical engineering for four years.
46	Professor J. R. Baldwin	Visited his daughter Elsie.
46	George Hauberg	Visited the Hill last week.
46	Mrs. G. W. Samson	Visiting her sister in Chicago.
46	Mr. Buchter, of Akron, and Will Murphy	Were guests of John Dee Sunday.
47	Mrs. W. J. Bowen	Visited her daughter Violet.
47	Misses Virginia Idso, Bessie Williams	Had a class trip to Round's Park for a picnic on Saturday.
47	Lloyd Loonan	Visited the Hill.
47	Many of the students	Had their fortunes told by the palmist on the Hill last week.
47	Miss Mildred Johnson	Brother died; will attend school in Spencer for the rest of the year.
47	Bessie Melick	Visited her sister in Winthrop.
47	Miss Curtis	Cannot teach due to illness.
47	The students from Cherokee County	Held picnic in Rownds Park.
47	Fourteen of the instructors	Had a picnic in Big Woods on Saturday.
47	The science department	Acquired a gila monster.
47	Mr. Graeber	Went to Independence.
47	Miss Amy Arey	Went to New York to be the supervisor of the First Primary section in the normal school there.
47	Mrs. Eckhoff	Was visiting her sister, Mrs. Walters.
47	Inez Boise	Went to Independence on Sunday.
48	Football was abolished	Simpson College, Penn College, and Normal Schools will not have a football program this year.
48	The new football rules	Explains new rules that were adopted last year.