Normal Eyte — October 30, 1907

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
113	The literary societies	Encourages literary societies to enter teams in intersociety athletics.
113	An apology is owing	An article in the previous issue of the Normal Eyte about Socrates was written by the Ossoli reporter.
113	And now, further remarks are in order	Explains why society news is often left out of Normal Eyte.
114	Oct. 16	Y. W. C. A. held finance and recognition service; budget for the year; Nan Baldwin led devotional for regular meeting.
114	History students to be rewarded for work	Sons of the American Revolution will offer bronze medals for students who show excellence in United States History.
115	Official; report of Committee on Resolutions	Text of seven principles adopted by the Northeastern Iowa Teachers Association to ensure successful students.
117	Normal Institutes	The first in a series of articles discussing the benefits of a professional teaching career.
119	Zetalethean Open Session Nov. 1, 1907	Program of performance for "A Luncheon in the Suburbs".
120	Bostonia Sextet Club	Will perform on November 6.
120	Mrs. Gray	Will sing at a funeral in Osage.
120	Alpha	Program focused on the works of James Whitcomb Riley and Eugene Field.
120	The prayer meeting	Led by Hazel Webster.
120	A centenarian	Mrs. J. W. Shields has returned from Illinois, where she attended the one hundredth birthday of Lucy Davis Butler.
121	Professional; pupil, teacher, and teaching in the middle grades; VIII--the fifth year	Fifth grade students should be well-prepared to read texts on their own; they should also start writing poetry.
123	Hollingsworth	Short biography on Hollingsworth.
125	John Lunby	Studying medicine in Iowa City.
125	The Normal Eyte	Roster of some of the alumni who receive the Normal Eyte.
125	Charles S. Stoakes	Doing an internship in Omaha, Nebraska.
125	Kathleen Delahoyde	Teaching primary students in La Junta, California.
125	Bessie Chapel	Teaches high school in Elkhorn, South Dakota.
125	Euni Scheu	Teaching grade school in Stacyville.
125	Mr. Swartz	Working in Iroquois, South Dakota.
125	Miss Lillian Priebe	Teaching penmanship and drawing at Nevada.
125	Miss Altje Cook	Teaching intermediate grades in Marne.
125	Georgia Thompson	Teaching in Winterset.
125	Theresa Smith	Attending Drake University.
125	Lillian M. Jensen	Married Mr. Helgerson.
125	"J" Farnham	Filed for land in South Dakota; his sister Fern filed for land two miles away from his.
125	Adelle Quinn	Teaching Latin, English, and physical training at Gilman.
126	Miss Jennie E. Hall	Is an assistant principal in Arlington.
126	Miss Jennie I. Berg	Teaching fifth grade in Atlantic.
126	Merritt Wheeler	Enrolled in medical school at the University of Iowa.
126	Grace Kettleson	Teaching in Great Falls, Montana.
126	Ellen Wing	Teaching in Tipton.
126	T. L. Eland	Graduated from the University of Iowa and is now in Nichols, Iowa.
126	Jayness Manning	Graduated from medical school at the University of Iowa and is in Seattle, Washington.
126	Luella Jackson	Luella Jackson and Lois Winchell are now teaching in Enid, Oklahoma.
126	Margaret Hawk	Is assistant principal in Moulton.
126	Margaret Kelly	Is the principal in Nashua.
126	Gretchen Delahoyde	Teaches in Des Moines.
126	Minnie Hopley	Teaches in Valley Junction.
126	Fay St. Claire	Teaches grade school in Sloan.
126	Two other alumni	Katherine Holmes and Clive Holmes are teaching primary grades in Sloan.
126	C. J. Knock	Will be a third year teacher in St. Peter, Minnesota.
126	C. E. Terryberry	Moved to Miller, South Dakota, to work in the hardware business.
126	Leo Ranney	Is teaching in Alaska.
126	Forest C. Ensign	Enjoys the advertisements in the Normal Eyte.
127	Frederica Harned	Has typhoid fever and is at home in Guthrie Center.
127	Mr. and Mrs. Amos Boysen	Held a small gathering for Mr. and Mrs. Peterson.
127	Miss McGovern	Conducted the Primary Round Table at the Northeastern Iowa Teachers Association conference in Cedar Rapids.
127	Bedras Kevork Apelian	Syrian student enrolled in classes.
127	Miss Warriner	Visited Osage over the weekend.
127	November first	President Seerley will speak about the "Rewards of Teaching" at the Southwestern Teachers Association Meeting in Council Bluffs.
127	Martha Eade	Sprained her ankle playing basketball.
127	The stone masons	Foundation is completed for new library; work suspended until spring.
127	Mr. Charles Sebern	Is trying to persuade Warren Proctor to conduct a concert.
128	Wednesday evening	Students visited a gypsy to have their fortunes told.
128	Bell McIntosh	Visited the Hill last week.
128	Mary Walters	Entertained friends on Wednesday evening.
128	Rev. Fahs	Conducted chapel exercises on Tuesday.
128	Mrs. C. A. Cowgill	Visited her son, G. T.
128	A recital by pupils	Fannie Dickey held a recital in her classroom of voice and piano students.
128	The Clios and Orios	Held a Halloween party at Chautauqua Park.