Normal Eyte — October 14, 1908

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
81	Untitled	Football team's first game is this week against Lenox College.
81	Men's tennis tournament; fall games bring forth many entries- probably run off this week	Fall tennis tournament to be held.
82	Miss Child's lecture; she delights Normalites and townspeople by informal travel talk	Audience finds lecture charming.
83	Improvement advances; many changes about Normal campus- new buildings rising; library and residence	Freight rail lines being laid to the Normal School; work on President's House and new Library progressing.
83	Debating League meets; important business transacted at Wednesday's meeting--Ames plans laid	Attempting to get organization in better order.
84	Primary election held; Frank L. Byrnes' resignation hesitated new choice; preliminary balloting Friday	Walter Abram, E. B. Hodges, and Floyd Bailey are selected in primary election.
85	The Parlor Reading Circle	Several faculty members presented papers.
85	The Debating League	Attempting to bring continuity to the organization.
85	The Oratorical Association	Must make arrangements for state contest to be held in Cedar Falls this year.
85	Professor L. W. Parish	Assisted daughter Mabel in enrolling at University of Chicago.
85	It now seems probable	Thomas Orchestra may perform at Spring Music Festival.
85	The North Central association of colleges and secondary schooling	Will meeting in Chicago.
85	There will be no sessions	Classes will not be held on October 16 so that faculty and students may attend a teachers meeting in Waterloo.
86	The geographical museum	Professor Cable is collecting material relating to the manufacture of products.
86	The domestic science department	Developing rapidly; now seventeen students enrolled.
86	There are now department libraries	Several departments are now maintaining collections for the use of their students.
86	Miss Anna Kellar	Visited campus to study Training School and student teaching.
86	Professional; elements of liberal education as found in travel	Professor Bender continues his essay on the benefit of travel.
89	Athletics; football	Team wins first game against Faribank High School, 54-0, high hopes for the rest of the season.
89	Football breaks loose; the practice game of season pulled off merrily; plucky but one-sided match	Team's score was high, while the competition was never allowed to see the end zone; account of practice game against Fairbank High School.
90	Something about old stars; Normal's guard of past pigskin classes--where they all are and what they are doing	A look at where former football players are now.
91	Automobile social	To be held at Professor Simmons' house; automobile rides will be $.10.
92	Ida (Robbins) Graham	Now in California.
92	Mabel Christian	Enjoying work in Nebraska.
92	Julian H. Gist	In charge of academy department at Bellevue College.
92	Grace Dubois	Will teach in Gladbrook.
92	Beth Newton	Teaching in Newell.
92	After a year's vacation	Elizabeth Wyant will teach in California.
92	Jennie Speer	Studying at University of Chicago.
92	Nellie Tompkins	Teaching in Audubon.
92	Odebolt	Several Normalites teach there; C. E. Burton is superintendent.
92	Eloise Emerson	Will teach in Williams.
92	Mayne Spaulding	Principal in Nichols.
92	Leslie I. Reed	Now in Jefferson.
93	James C. Sanders	Doing good work as warden at Fort Madison penitentiary.
94	Miss Grace McIntosh	Will teach in Mississippi.
94	The Baptist church	Asks Professor Loughridge to fill the pulpit during regular pastor's illness.
94	Two members of the school board	Winthrop school board looking for new staff.
94	John Sharpe	Father ill.
94	Miss Cora Rector	Visited Waterloo.
94	Miss Childs	Tested voices for Neo operetta.
94	Dick Gibson	Went to South Dakota for free land drawing.
94	Harry Moore	Running for Black Hawk County superintendent.
94	Thirty cars of coal	Waiting to be unloaded at the Normal School.
95	Frank Byrnes	A number of students will take up positions in Winthrop.
95	The Des Moines News
95	The local W. C. T. U.	Met at home of Mrs. Frank Cotton.
95	Nora Shanewise	Back in school after teaching as substitute at Tarkio College.
95	Grover Alderman	Visited friends at Drake.
95	Thursday morning	Students must register in order to attend teachers meeting in Waterloo.
95	Miss Alice Filkins	Injured in fall down Auditorium Building stairs.
95	Mrs. G. W. Samson	Went to visit relatives.
95	Misses Bowman, Riggs, Dickey, Keene, Gregg, Luse, Lambert, Lorenz, Whipple, Patt, Hutchinson, and Childs	Enjoyed outing at McAlvin cottage.
96	Helen Gregg	Visited Cherokee.
96	Avis Smith	Sister Ada visited.
96	Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Simmons	Entertained friends.
96	Miss Florence Jayne	Visited Vida Purdy.
96	Misses Mabel Lester and Nell Newton	Visited Waverly.
96	Miss Mabel Black	Mother visited.