Normal Eyte — October 2, 1907

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
49	Is this true?	Encourages students to remember their alma mater; cites examples of alumni and faculty who have gone on to positions of significance.
50	By a decision of the Supreme Court of New York	I. S. C. in Ames lost $26,000 because they could not act as a trustee over certain property.
50	The Lecture Course	Describes the events planned for 1907-1908.
51	Official	Faculty considering the role of Latin in the curriculum; debaters will receive college credit; physical examinations of students about done; ISNS infrastructure in good shape; band being reorganized; considering recognition of work done at ISNS.
53	Professional; pupil teacher, and teaching in the middle grades; IV; the pupil in fourth grade	A good fourth grade teacher will be knowledgeable about literature and expose his or her students to a wide variety of work in that area.
55	Bible Study Dept.; IV How the Bible was written	Continues discussion of how the Bible was organized.
56	Society events	Zetaletheans held meeting themed "Trials of an old maid".
57	Marriage of Miss Streeter '01	Charles S. Aldrich and Bess Streeter were married; lengthy description of the ceremony.
57	Marriage of Miss Ruth Ling '00	Writ P. Hoxie and Ruth Ling were married.
58	Mr. G. W. Samson, Jr.	Spending a year with his parents.
58	Ralph Patty	Is teaching in Winterset.
58	Bedford, Iowa	Abbie Western is teaching fifth grade in Bedford.
58	Miss Maude Barr	Teaching in Choteau, Montana.
58	Nellie Hudson	Resigned position in Boone to move to Dakota.
58	We are sorry to learn	Miss Wilson is ill with diphtheria; cannot teach at Independence any longer.
58	Alma and Berle Cox	Alma is teaching the primary grade and Berle is in the upper grades at Sioux City.
58	Miss Beth Achenbach	Resigned at Humboldt to accept principal position at Duluth, Minnesota.
58	Miss Cora Gardner	Is teaching in Sterling, Colorado.
58	Miss Mary L. Jensen	Is the superintendent of the normal training class in Mason, Michigan.
58	Edna Stone	Resigned from Marshalltown to enter the State University of Iowa.
58	The seventh grade at West Liberty	Louise Putzke is the teacher of seventh grade at West Liberty.
59	Tillie Huglin	Could not attend class last week due to illness.
59	Arrangements have been made	Senior nurses in the Presbyterian Hospital in Waterloo will take classes in the domestic science department.
59	Belle Classen	Was in charge of the art department for the Marshall County Fair in Marshalltown.
59	Miss Edna Sexsmith	Went to Greenfield because her brother is ill.
59	Miss Wild	Returned from her trip to Colorado.
59	Florence Shelby	Spent Sunday in Charles City.
59	Ruth Cobb	Visited Independence last week.
59	Grace Barker	Met her parents in Waterloo and attended a wedding.
59	Ray Crummer	Had his eyes tested in Sheffield.
59	Mr. Seymour	Was sick last week and could not teach.
59	The boy's tennis-courts	Taken out to make a road to the new library; expanded women's courts, which will now be used for both men's and women's tennis matches.
59	Mr. G. W. Affleck	Will be a faculty member at the Y. M. C. A. Training School in Springfield, Massachusetts.
59	Miss Letta Whitten	Is in Charles City because she is ill.
59	Miss Rice and Miss Hutchison	Returned from Osceola.
60	Miss Julia Bahl	Teaching German at Cedar Falls High School while taking classes.
60	The physics department	Has acquired a new device to study light and heat.
60	Miss Olga Anderson	Will not be finishing the term due to mother's illness.
60	Ed Bauton	Enrolled in Normal school classes again.
60	Miss Ward	Will speak in Rockfort at the meeting of the Twelfth District of the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs.
60	Miss Dorothy Doerfler	Will be the piano accompanist for Florence Ward.
60	Faith McMurry's sister	Spent the weekend with her.
60	Rena Selder	Went to Osage on Sunday.
60	Verne Orr	Will enroll in the winter term.
60	A chapel orchestra	Professor Merrill will direct a student orchestra that will play at the end of each chapel service.
61	Carrie Plock	Completing degree in physical training in New Haven, Connecticut.
61	Fern Raymond	Teaching a rural school near Sanborn.
61	Florence Hayer	Staying in Eagle Grove for the term.
61	Mary McAtee	Teaching in Central City.
61	Anna Tyler	Teaching in Marion.
61	Winifred Dickson	Staying home in Dunbar for the fall term.
61	Flora Duncan	Teaching in Sanborn.
61	Eva Fraser	Staying home in Paullina.
61	Lela Ford	Is spending the fall term at home, in Lawrence, South Dakota.
61	Hattie Burdick	Teaching in Moville.
61	Nellie Clump	Teaching near Superior, Iowa.
61	Mr. Feyereisen	Enrolled in classes after taking off the summer for farm work.
61	Miss Georgia Bolton	Teaching in Wellsburg.
61	Miss Grace Austin	Teaching in Rock Rapids.
61	Mr. C. A. Peterson	Enlisted in the Marine Corps; currently serving in the Philippines.
61	Goldie Brooking	Taking courses at University of Chicago.
61	Edna Scherger	Teaching at Linn Grove.
61	Margaret Flynn	Teaching in Dallas Center.
61	Calla Wetherbee	Is teaching private vocal music lessons in Monticello, Minnesota.
61	Edith Below	Teaching in Terril.
61	Dora Edith Donald	Dora Edith Donald and Leroy August Humbert were married.
61	Georgia Thompson	Teaching in Winterset.
62	The kindergarten department	Now has four rooms; Frances Portman joins staff; description of rooms; officers elected.
63	New school of education	University of Iowa has new school for the training of high school and college teachers.