Normal Eyte — January 15, 1908

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
225	Prof. Tompkins	Those wishing to participate in the final debate should start preparing now.
225	The annual staff	Encourages students to submit their photos early to the Old Gold; photo.
225	"Tad" Jones	Responds to Yale student's prayer for victory by saying that one should not appeal to God about football.
226	The Senior Class	Recounts class meeting; decided to take submissions for a class poem.
227	We owe apologies	Corrects the errors made in last week's issue of the Normal Eyte.
227	Official	Relates events of the State Teachers' Association conference.
227	The editor announces	Encourages students to attend the Rogers-Grilley Entertainment.
227	The new idea	Wants students to stop talking and pay attention to the professors during chapel.
228	The new law and its results	Compares teacher licensure before and after the new legislation.
230	Algebra in the secondary schools	Algebraic principles build on each other; should start with basic concepts.
233	Library and museum	Photo of what the library will look like upon completion.
233	Professional; pupil, teaching, and teaching in the middle grades; XIV--the fifth year	The foundations of teaching are love, courage, and justice.
236	The reunion and banquet	Over two hundred fifty alumni attended the banquet in Des Moines.
236	Blanche Ayers	Will teach at Pella.
236	The State Teachers Association	List of alumni who attended.
236	Miss Ethel Shafer	Will be teaching in Colorado.
236	The marriage of Miss Grace Israel	Grace Israel and Samuel Dryer were married.
236	Anna M. Montgomery	Received a B. Ph. from the University of Chicago.
237	Bible Study Dept.; fourteenth lesson; Moses--continued	Continued lesson on Moses' life.
238	Athletics	Basketball team lost to Waterloo West, 53-37.
238	Grinnell 51 Normal 25	Basketball team played better game than the score indicates; looking forward to the game next year.
238	The Temple Male Quartette	Enjoyed the concert.
239	Miss McGovern	Cancelled a few classes last week due to illness.
239	Misses Harriet and Caroline Orvis	Both had the mumps last week.
239	Prof. Cummins	Attended the National Commercial Association conference in Pennsylvania during the holiday break.
239	Miss Aitchison	Stayed at home for a few days with her ill mother.
239	R. J. Butterfield	Has recovered from being kicked by a cow over the holidays; has returned to school.
239	Miss Ethel Baldwin	Has returned to school after recovering from the measles.
239	Charles Williamson	Visited his sister Nellie last week.
239	Willis Summers	Teaching in Malvern; visited friends in Cedar Falls over the holiday.
239	George Harris	Spent the holiday break in Cedar Falls; has returned to the University of Minnesota.
239	Miss Oliver	Visited George Wallace in Mobile, Alabama, over the holiday.
239	Eva Parker	Had the measles last week.
239	George Hauberg	Spent part of his vacation in Cedar Falls.
239	John Cherney	Visited friends on the Hill during the holidays.
239	Lois Bryson	Visiting her sister, Mrs. A. Aldrich.
239	Prof. Arey	Cancelled class on Monday due to sickness.
239	Miss Rice	Visited Oklahoma during the holidays.
240	The mother's council	One hundred people attended the mother's council meeting on Wednesday afternoon.
240	The Mission classes	Mrs. Noble spoke about her missionary work in China, Japan, India, Korea, and Egypt.
240	New Years' day	Eighteen people had a coasting party on the hill.
240	The following members	Faculty members who attended the State Teachers Association convention in Des Moines.
240	Lois Bronson	Missed a few days of school due to the measles.
240	Mr. Snodgrass	Visiting friends in Cedar Falls.
251	The teaching of mathematics	Discusses the teaching of algebra.