Normal Eyte — June 12, 1909

Page	Title	Summary
1	For you to decide	Normal Eyte asks for student subscribers.
1	A word to our readers	Normal Eyte starts new Commencement special edition.
2	The Midland Schools	Midland Schools journal available at a favorable rate.
2	Name of school	Name changing from Iowa State Normal School to Iowa State Teachers College on July 1, 1909.
2	Trustees retire	Board of Trustees ends service, Board of Education take over; brief history of the Board of Trustees; photo.
4	Training school exercises; alumni hold reunion.	Account of Training School Commencement.
5	Track season; Barnes, the distance runner, chosen captain for 1910.	Lloyd Barnes elected captain; team paid all of its expenses this year; photo.
5	Society anniversaries; women's societies appear in annual parade	Men's societies present programs; graduates receive pins; description of costumes.
6	Pres. Seerley addresses seniors; graduating class hears twenty-third annual Baccalaureate Address	Description of program; excerpts from President Seerley's address.
7	Physical training exhibition.	Women participate in grand march, calisthenics, dance, and swimming.
8	Commencement concerts	Performance program.
9	Class play at Teachers College; seniors present "Mary of Magdala."	Laura Falkler reviews the senior class play "Mary of Magdala;" photo.
13	Alumni Day; school is visited by many former students; alumni literary program.	Account of recent literary program presented by Alumni Association.
13	Travel as a part of our educational system.	Professor Bender lauds travel as an enriching experience; commends work of Boston Bureau of University Travel for its program.
15	Alumni luncheon.	Alumni host Class of 1909; praise President Seerley; hear about the old days; accept portrait of Judge McDuffie.
15	The Alumni business meeting.	Brief minutes of Alumni Association meeting; accept commissioned portrait of President Seerley; elect officers.
17	Professor Ira S. Condit	Has been invited to be chairman of a committee that will survey the progress of mathematics in schools in the United States.
17	During the Commencement week	The Clio and Orio alumni met together for a reunion breakfast.
18	Though happening some time ago	Debate teams were selected.
18	Four teachers have resigned	Teachers resigning from the Normal.
18	At the chapel session	President Seerley corrected a debate ruling.
18	Graduation exercises; two hundred graduates receive their diplomas.	Account of Commencement ceremony; photo.
18	Baseball	Aristos defeat Orios and alumni defeat local team.
21	Some effort has been made	Students from the class of 1909 are being located.
22	Frank J. Mathews	Is working in Emmetsburg.
22	Ernest Bloom	Is teaching in Hampton.
22	Edna Davy	Is teaching at Pipestone, Minnesota.
22	Grace Aitchison	Is teaching in Gladbrook.
22	Lenore Shanewise	Will be studying at University of Chicago.
22	W. R. Merrill	Is teaching in Madison, South Dakota.
22	R. S. Grossman	Is superintendent at Burt schools.
22	Irwin Martin	Is working in Iowa Falls.
22	Edward Coe	Will work at Williams schools.
22	William H. Hoyman	Is superintendent-elect at Clarksville schools.
22	Edw. I. Bronson	Is working in Hawarden schools.
22	Minnie L. Wilson	Is principal at Forest City.
22	C. R. Hayes	Is principal-elect at Burningham.
22	H. T. Ports	Will be superintendent at Coon Rapids.
22	Grover Hammersly	Is superintendent of Kinross schools.
23	Clara E. Moessner	Will be teaching at West Waterloo.
23	Edyth McKee	Will be teaching in Odebolt.
23	Ella Swanson	Will teach in Yankton, South Dakota.
23	Mary Emeline Whetzel	Will be teaching in Hawarden.
23	Adalyne Artz	Will be teaching in Waverly.
23	Olive Onions	Will be teaching in Gladbrook.
23	Stella E. Johnson	Will be teaching in Glidden.
23	Hallie Mooney	Will be teaching at Tripoli.
23	Edyth Gustafson	Will be teaching in Belmond.
23	Indie Cadwallader	Will be assistant principal at Clarksville.
23	Ruby I. Lewis	Will be first assistant at Stanwood.
23	Agnes O. Emerson	Will be teaching in Mason City.
23	Mildred Yockey	Will be teaching out West.
23	Estella Mattox	Will be working in Shenandoah.
23	Blanche Gardner	Is teaching in Yankton, South Dakota.
23	Rosina Schoop	Will be assistant principal at Guttenburg.
23	Harold H. Maynard	Is going to be principal at Plainfield.
23	Jessie Paulger	Will be teaching Hedrick.
23	Elsa Mix	Will be assistant principal at West Union.
23	Maud Montgomery	Will be teaching in Sloan.
23	Bedros Apelian	Will attend Oberlin Theological Seminary.
24	Grace E. Beebe	Will be teaching at Emmetsburg next year.
24	Lena T. Gates	Will be teaching at Mapleton.
24	The alumni editor	Is having trouble locating a large number of alumni.
24	Leona Bruce	Will teach in Clarksville.
24	Lura Barnum	Will be enrolled at school.
24	Edith F. Grundy	May be attending Stanford University.
24	Clark W. Hirleman	Will be attending the University of Minnesota.
24	Mildred L. Waite	Will be teaching at Audubon.
24	June V. Gray	Will be teaching at Hampton.
24	Hazel I. Chamberlain	Will be teaching at Hubbard.
24	Belle Ray Eade	Will be teaching at Rockwell City.
24	Louise Krause	Will be teaching at Williams.
24	Zora Parrott	Will be working in Spencer.
24	Inez Marion Boies	Will be teaching in Independence.
24	Jessie Lindsley	Will be teaching at West Union.
24	Ina L. Gilkerson	Will be teaching at Onawa.
24	Alice Madson	Will be teaching at Mapleton.
24	Football schedule out; Teachers will play seven games this fall.	I. S. T. C. will play seven games in 1909 season.