Normal Eyte — October 9, 1907

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
65	A parable of the new education	Believes instructors try to teach too much to students instead of focusing on a few subjects and teaching them well.
66	Miss Madge Eastman	Initiated into Pi Beta Phi at Iowa State University.
66	Lightning struck	President Seerley's chimney was damaged when lightning struck; soot was scattered throughout the house.
67	Our sentinels	A look at the work of night watchman Jams Shields and his dog Zeno; photo.
67	There are several different ways	Facetiously encourages students to take their time finding seats for chapel in the auditorium.
67	We publish today	Believes story of Native American serves as an instructional tool for younger students.
68	What's the matter	Wants to have a joint meeting of all the men's' literary societies.
68	Annual staff	Class of 1908 elected Old Gold staff.
68	Ye editor is sorry	Apologizes for omitting write-up of Lecture Course presentation from last week's paper; includes it in this week's paper.
68	The ticket sellers	Encourages students to suggest people for the Lecture Courses.
70	Burial of an Indian Councilor	Describes burial of Wah-wah-to-see.
71	The Y. W. C. A. notes	Mission study classes have started meeting.
71	The Geneva Conference Meeting	Women who went to the conference reported their experiences.
71	Mr. C. L. Hawk	Teaching manual training in Cloquet, Minnesota.
72	Official	George Affleck and George Wallace doing well; Professor Loughridge found that classical scholars are opposed to simplified spelling; Museum collection is strong; teaching meetings will be held across the state.
73	The administration of the courses of study during 1908 and 1909	A look ahead at how ISNS will deal with changes in degrees and curriculum.
73	North East Iowa Teachers Association	Many faculty and alumni will present papers at next meeting.
73	The State Board	Educational Examiners will hold next meeting November 8-9; will discuss colleges, normal schools, and the examination of teachers.
74	Professional; pupil, teacher, and teaching in the middle grades; V; the teacher and teaching in the fourth grade	The fourth grade teacher's knowledge of geography should vastly exceed that of her students; she should continue building knowledge for herself; she should have the English language mastered.
76	An incident in the Kindergarten	Studied caterpillars and butterflies.
77	The History and Political Economy Departments	The old magazine section of the library will now be a study and research area for history students.
77	Geo. Harris	Will take a course in forestry in Biltmore, North Carolina.
77	Guy Upham	Visited his sister Nellie on Sunday.
77	Edith Bird	Teaching in Steamboat Rock; visited her sister Lily on Sunday.
77	The student members of the Episcopal church	Formed organization entitled "St. Catherine's Guild"; elected officers.
77	Anna Deach	Was visited by her parents.
77	About four hundred black bass	Professor Knoepfler receives shipment of fish to be stocked in Cedar River.
77	St. Catherine's Guild	Served a lunch of creamed veal, peas, sandwiches, and coffee.
77	Miss Hazel Loomis	Visited home last Sunday; teaching in Greene.
77	Miss Laura Ensign	Visited campus last week; lives in Des Moines; teaches as a volunteer in the Iowa Deaconess Training School.
77	Miss Edith Barbour	Still cannot walk because her knee was sprained in a streetcar accident.
77	Miss Lucile High	Spent Sunday in Charles City.
78	Mrs. A. B. Webster	Visited her daughter Hazel.
78	Anna Williams	Visited friends on the Hill over the weekend.
78	Prof. Begeman	Will take a post-graduate course in Chicago.
78	October fifth	Florence Ward spoke to the Civic Improvement League in Waterloo about children being clean and orderly.
78	At the meeting of the Catholic Newman Association	Thanked Laura Seals for generous donation.
78	Elsie Masten	Went home to Castama because of illness in her family.
78	George Wallace	Brought thirty pressed plants from Arizona for the museum.
78	Harriet Hall	Went home to Boone because her mother is sick.
78	W. M. Baskerville	Was the guest of Professor Hersey.
78	The cases of typhoid fever	City officials think typhoid may have been in the water; sent samples to Ames to be analyzed.
79	Members and friends of the Baptist church	Were given a reception on Friday.
79	Miss Rock and Warren Proctor	Drove to Waterloo on Wednesday.
79	Nelle Reeners	Visited Austonville on Sunday.
79	Miss Riggs	Visited her brother in Plainfield over the weekend.
79	Lillie Robinson	Visited Myrtle Fortune in New Hartford.
79	Maude McChane	Teaching in La Porte City; visited Grace Railsback.
79	Mildred White	Went to Shell Rock on Sunday.
79	Miss Parish	Observing library work; visiting from Kirksville Normal School in Kansas.
79	Mrs. H. M. Templeton	Visiting her daughter.
79	During Ray Crummer's absence	No mail was delivered to Matthew Hall.
79	Edith Hunt	Visited Norah Ball on Monday.
79	Bible Study Dept.; fifth lesson--the Bible	Continuation of lesson four: How the Bible was written.