Normal Eyte — November 13, 1907

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
145	Thru a misunderstanding	Review of the debate in Ames will appear in next week's issue.
145	All agree	The Bostonia Sextet performed for the first lecture course number; students enjoyed the performance.
145	Defeat but not disgrace	The Ames team won the debate, 2-1, but the Cedar Falls team was well-supported; photo.
149	The new law and its results	Explains the new teaching certification law and how it affects students.
151	Society events	The Ossoli Literary Society met on Friday night to initiate new members; held reception.
151	Bills are distributed	The Normal Book store is having a sale on pennants.
151	Professional; pupil, teacher, and teaching in the middle grades; X--the fifth year	Students imitate what their teacher does; teachers should challenge the students to think more thoroughly; teachers should have a mastery of grammar and speech.
153	The teaching of grammar in normal institutes	Grammar should be taught in three categories: construction, practical application, and technical drill.
155	Bible Study Dept.	Tenth lesson; short biographical sketch of Jacob.
156	Elizabeth Bartholow	Teaching primary grades in Yale, Iowa.
156	Will Neuman	Attending Capitol City Commercial College.
156	Word comes to us	May Clark and Peter Graham were married; will live on a farm outside Cherokee.
156	Florence Grant	Staying home in Faribault this year.
156	Vera Gardner	Stayed home for the fall term; will enroll again in the winter term.
156	Ola Grossman	Teaching primary grades in Van Meter.
156	N. S. Lee	Teaching near Lincoln, Nebraska.
156	Hallie Robinson	Teaching in a rural school near Kelley.
156	Jessie Hindsley	Teaching near West Union.
156	Elizabeth Burdick	Teaching west of Cedar Falls.
156	Joyce Davis	Teaching at Gladbrook.
156	Alberta Hardnen	Attending school in Ames.
156	Harriett Smith	Teaching the primary grades in Monticello.
156	Elizabeth Lynch	Teaching primary grades at Tipton.
156	Mae Leaman	Teaching near Brockford.
156	Mattie Boerger	Visiting her parents in Minnesota.
156	Ida Gaffin	Teaching north of Waterloo.
157	Six delegates	Delegates of the Y. W. C. A. conference visited the school on their way to Cedar Rapids from Charles City.
157	Hazel Smith	Attended her cousin's wedding in Nashua on Thursday.
157	Mrs. Witt	Visited her sister, Mildred Waite, last week.
157	The following girls	Roster of women who attended the Y. W. C. A. convention last week.
157	President Seerley	Attended the State Board of Examiners meeting on Friday and Saturday.
157	Warren Proctor	Will perform with Lenore Shanewise in late November.
157	Macy Campbell	Brought seven rural teachers to observe teaching methods here at the school.
157	Lela Stanley	Visited friends last week; teaching in Allison this year.
157	Carrie Burgoon	Left school to go home due to illness.
157	Marion Miller	Is at home in Plainfield due to illness.
157	Monday afternoon	Music department students gave a recital.
157	Miss Plock's mother	Visited her last week.
157	It will interest the many friends	Mamie Zillen and Charles D. Menefer were married.
157	It was a surprise	Elizabeth Burdick and O. V. Seeley were married.
157	Addie Reed	Visited Anna Deach on Sunday.
157	Edith Hafner	Returned to school after teaching for a term.
158	A Halloween Romance	Story of how two lovers met as children trying to break into an old man's house.
158	A senior class meeting	Senior class met on Tuesday to discuss social activities.
158	A delegation of about twenty-five	Twenty-five students from Ames traveled to support their debate team.
158	Delbert Wheeler	Visited Mamie Johnson Saturday.
158	Calla Wetherbee	Visited Virginia Idso last week.
158	Misses Griffen, Williamson, Hayden	Names students who traveled to Ames to support the debate team.