Normal Eyte — October 16, 1907

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
81	Seven rules of life	Rules originated by Stephen F. Herben, editor of "The Epworth Herald".
81	An orphan at fourteen	Short biography of student Roy M. Lampman.
82	Friday evening, November 8	Hosting a debate with Ames.
82	Among the chapel notices	Men interested in playing football should talk to the Department of Athletics.
83	During the Methodist Conference	Twenty alumni have become ministers.
84	It is remarkable	Wants other college newspapers to give acknowledgements when they print articles from the Normal Eyte.
84	Good news will bear	Encourages student attendance at lecture and entertainment courses; cost is low; committee books high quality performances.
84	Official	Library and Museum basements will be completed this year; work on Laboratory Building continues; news of staff; football suspended for a year; new curriculum and longer classes; teacher certification under examination.
86	Professional; pupil, teacher, and teaching in the middle grades; VI; the teacher and teaching in the fourth grade	The fourth grade teacher should encourage students to explore geography beyond their own experiences.
88	Des Moines schools out?	Des Moines schools hope to join the Iowa High School Debating League.
88	A comp for the Normal Book Store	A patron was impressed with the fountain pen selection at the bookstore.
88	Bible Study Dept; sixth lesson--preliminary to the study of Bible characters	Discusses biographies in the Bible as describing motives as well as actions.
89	Y. W. C. A. notes	W. A. Shanklin spoke at the last meeting; news of the organization; photo.
90	Carl Merner	Enrolled in Drake University.
90	Ada Chambers	Teaches fifth and sixth grades at Greenfield.
90	Edith Dodd	Teaches Latin in the West Side school.
90	Word comes to us	Vera Roberts married N. S. Moore.
90	Charles Cotton	Studying pharmacy in Chicago.
90	Estella Plumb	Teaching near Melbourne.
90	Gertie Gerkin	Teaching in Greenfield.
90	W. C. Grandfield	Staying home in Lorimor this year.
90	Marvin C. Gilbert	Attended the Grand Lodge of the I. O. O. F. at St. Paul.
90	I. A. Anderson	Enrolled in Iowa City pharmacy school.
90	Nellie Newton	Teaching fifth grade in Newell.
90	Mary E. Blake	Teaching second grade in Brighton.
90	Messrs. Raush, Snodgrass, and Bay	In South Dakota.
91	These are the strides which Charles Meyerholz	Accomplishments of Charles Meyerholz.
91	The Training School faculty	Bertha Morrison joined the faculty of New York Deaconess Home and Training School.
91	Severia Hansen	Teaches fourth grade in Des Moines.
91	Belle Westervelt	Teaching music, physiology, and Latin at Scranton.
91	Etta Linn	Assistant principal at Churban.
91	Minnie Godfrey	Director of Kindergarten at Alcott; Mary Caldwell is her assistant.
91	Carrie Plock	Completing physical training course at New Haven Normal School.
91	F. L. Wood	In the real estate business in Minnesota.
91	Miss Lulu E. Landsberg	Married Marvin C. Reynolds.
91	Vera DuBois	Head of the Kindergarten department in Odebolt.
91	Myrtle Lewis	Teaching at Oakland.
91	Adelle Quinn	Teaching English and physical training at Gilman.
91	Eva Williams	Teaching in Tipton.
91	Susie Richards	Teaching in Central City, Colorado.
91	Ben Ersland	Is a principal at Dike.
91	F. M. Phillips	A superintendent at Postville.
92	Miss Estella Evans	Physical director of Y. W. C. A. gymnasium at Fort Worth, Texas.
92	Miss Ella Moore	Teaching in East Waterloo.
92	Miss Stella Tuttle	Teaching in Waterloo.
92	Miss Maude Lane	Teaching geography in Santa Barbara, California.
92	The Clios and Orios	Ate lunch at Dr. McAlvin's house on Saturday.
92	The new members	Shakespearean women wore a red letter "S" on their sleeves, Alphas wore pink ribbons in their hair, and Clios wore yellow ribbons on their necks.
92	Card of thanks	Lois Ufford's parents are thankful for the support students showed during their time of loss.
92	Kathleen Healy	Teaches at Avoca.
92	Mr. Harry G. Hayes	Enrolled as a law student at the University of Michigan.
92	Miss Sarah A. Carpenter	Teaching seventh grade at Avoca.
92	Mr. Kenneth W. Colegrove	Is a student at the University of Iowa.
93	Ira Magee	Visited Dunkerton last week.
93	Evelyn McQuilkin	Enrolled in the Kindergarten department.
93	Have you noticed	Mr. Page's class did a food analysis; results now hangs in the Old North Hall.
93	Selma Carlson	Visited her sister and family from Texas in Laurens.
93	Dr. Solon C. Bronson	Professor of practical biology at the Garret Biblical Institute in Evanston, Illinois, spoke to Bible class.
93	Geneva Krieger and Nettie Helt	Spent Sunday in Dumont.
93	The Shakespearean and Aristotelian	Hosted a reception for new members.
93	Mr. Rock	Visited his sister Grace over the weekend.
93	Maud McChane	Attended Shake-Aristo reception on Saturday.
93	The members of the November class	J. Earl Morton was elected class chairman; held business meeting.
93	Ray Sate	Visited his sister Florence last Sunday.
93	Celestine Sperry	Spent Sunday in Grundy Center.
94	Rev. Stephen J. Herben	Spoke at chapel service.
94	Ami Allen	Visited LaVanche Comstock on Sunday.
94	Mrs. Smythe	Visited her daughter Mayme on Sunday.
94	Iowa Chase	Went home due to illness; will resume studies when her health improves.
94	Florence Morris	Was the guest of Clara McCall at the postal program.
94	Maude Keith	Visiting Florence Large and Margaret Dunphy.
94	Emily Butler	Is teaching fifth grade in Council Bluffs.
94	Ralph Gray	Visited Clara Large on Sunday.
94	G. H. Barbour	Visiting his daughter Edith.
94	Starr Wilson	Visiting friends on the Hill.
94	Vera Sanders	Spent Sunday in Dysart.
94	One of the Alpha girls	Nellie Upham and Leta Whitten cleaned the room of an Alpha Literary Society member for their initiation.
94	Saturday evening	Zetalethean society held a moonlight picnic at Rownd's park.
94	The Neotrophian Society	Held a banquet Friday in Waterloo.
94	Normal will be well represented	Roster of participants in the Northeastern Iowa Teachers Association conference.
95	Rev. P. J. Maveety	Spoke at Thursday morning chapel.
95	Rose Buchanan	Visited Lucile High on Sunday.
95	Margaret Dunphy	Got blood poisoning in her foot.
95	A unique feature	Agnes and Henrietta Whitacre were honorary members and performed a reading at the Shakespearean society meeting.
95	Miss Florence Large	Broke her ankle and left school; sister Clara Large sprained her ankle at the Zetalethean picnic.
95	Miss Edith Barbour	Is recovering from a sprained ankle; will start attending classes again in about a week.
95	Edna Ellison	Has appendicitis; is being tended by her mother.
95	Matilda Schlue	Her sister Emma visited on Sunday.