Normal Eyte — December 11, 1907

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177	Tripoli, Iowa; Nov. 24, 1907	Parents and family of E. Herbert Smith express appreciation for the outpouring of love and sympathy from the college.
177	LaSalle Corbell Pickett	Spoke about her husband's contributions to the Civil War.
178	The editor takes great pleasure	Directs readers to consider an advertisement for educational travel in Europe with Professor Bender; photo.
178	Lack of space prevents	The Roberson lecture was not as enjoyable as it was last year, but the talk about South America was informative.
179	Official	Continued from previous issue; explains the effects of the teacher certification legislation passed.
179	At a meeting of all	The Athletic Board was reorganized last week; students were elected to the Board.
183	Central Association of Science and Mathematics Teachers	Discourse explaining the convention.
184	General and particular	Criticizes the Normal Eyte editor for being hypocritical; does not feel the Normal Eyte is a safe environment to express viewpoints of faculty and students; praises the Kindergarten department and the work of Florence Ward.
186	Athletics; football--rah, rah, rah	Orios played the Aristos; shows student enthusiasm for football.
187	The Triangular Oratorical	Four men participated in the contest; Frank Olson won by one-third of one percent over Warren Proctor.
188	The Bible Study rally	Held on December 8; four hundred students attended.
189	The Shakes entertain the Aristos	Had a three-course turkey dinner to celebrate Aristo victories.
190	Lawler claims the services	E. J. Feuling left his job at Marathon to teach in Lawler.
190	Miss Ida May Wilson	Teaching English in Spokane, Washington.
190	Miss Anna Montgomery	Will graduate from the University of Chicago in January.
190	Mr. Cecil W	Principal of Springdale schools.
190	The normal school	Some alumni attended last week's debate.
190	There were not enough warlocks and witches	Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Reed had a baby on Halloween.
190	Mr. Frank W. Perkins	Died recently in Rochester, Minnesota.
190	Ernest Carmen	Employed with the United States Geological Survey and is a research assistant in the Geography department in Chicago.
190	Mr. Jesse Mantle	Teaches in Quasqueton.
190	After completing three years' work	C. S. Cobb is the principal at Logan.
190	Miss Eva Williams	Teaches history and science at Tipton.
190	Miss Eva Wetherbe	Still resides in Fort Collins, Colorado.
190	Mr. Harry Fells	Now teaching in Schaller.
190	The ideal vacation	Encourages students to sign up for a study abroad program that incorporates travel, recreation, and study; students will travel with students from the University of Iowa.
191	Mrs. and Mrs. Macy Campbell	Brought rural school teachers from the Alden schools.
192	Miss Pearl Anderson	Gave a reading and song recital with Myrtle Anderson over Thanksgiving.
192	Miss Myrtle Anderson	Gave a house party over Thanksgiving break for her Cedar Falls friends.
192	Miss Anderson	Teaches fifth and sixth grade in Maxwell.
192	Abigail Shumway	Has small pox; intended to return to school for the winter term.
192	Prof. Samson	Visited his son in Emporia, Kansas, over the Thanksgiving holiday.
192	Warren Proctor	Sang in Lindebarg, Kansas, last week.
192	Mr. Bruins	Visited Lorimer during the Thanksgiving vacation.
220	Clio; The romance of a Japanese Girl	Story of a Japanese woman who attended college at Stanford.