Normal Eyte — September 15, 1909

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17	Editorial	New students must decide which societies to join; special issue boosts football team.
18	Official	Announces teacher association meetings; President Seerley met alumni at meeting in Seattle.
19	The Y. W. C. A. prayer meeting	Nearly two hundred fifty new members were added.
19	Debating League organizes; officers are elected--Abrams made president of league.	Roster of literary society representatives; preparing for debate against Ames.
20	The several churches	Regular yearly reception by Cedar Falls churches for TC students will be next Friday.
20	Ernest Bloom	Visited the Hill.
20	Pearl Anderson	Stopped here on her way to her new position in El Paso, Mexico.
20	Miss Mattie L. Hatcher	Has recently returned to Cedar Falls for work.
20	Jesse McCluskey	Has returned to Cedar Falls to enroll in school.
20	The Clios	Hosted a party last week for their new members.
20	Belle Peterson and Nelle Newton	Visited the Hill last week.
20	Mr. William Moorehead	Is principal in Waterloo.
20	Charles Johnson	Visited friends on the Hill.
20	Dr. C. C. Seerley	Is visiting his parents, President and Mrs. Seerley.
20	Mrs. Marion McFarland Walker	Entertained faculty members.
20	Josephine Moran	Will attend the Normal in California.
20	Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Purdy	Visited their daughter here.
20	Miss Harriet Kramer	Returned from Chicago.
20	Merle Attwood and Leon Woodward	Recently enrolled.
20	Miss Edith Buck	Visited her aunt.
20	Last Monday morning	The kindergarten department has opened for the year.
21	President H. H. Seerley and Roger Leavitt	Are both vice presidents of the Taft meeting to be held in Des Moines.
21	The Shake girls	Entertained the new women last week.
21	Miss Mary Samson	Recently enrolled.
21	Invitations have been issued	Bertha Hemsworth will marry Elias Howell.
21	Miss May Francis	Has enrolled here again.
21	The first social affair	Alphas had first gathering of the year.
21	Miss Gertrude Tyrrel	Spent the weekend in Waverly.
21	The Newman Catholic Association	Had a reception last week.
21	Mr. F. Bruins	Will be a graduate student this year at the University of Iowa.
21	Miss Minnie File	Visited her sister Molly.
21	The friends of Miss Roxie Wolfe	Married Arthur Mallory.
21	Misses Ruth Ballou	And Mary McDonald visited the Hill before starting work in Waverly.
21	John Dee	Is a district manager for the Aluminum Utensil Company in Pennsylvania.
21	Francis Gilkey	May enter school in Minnesota.
21	Miss Amy Arey	Left for New York where she will be working.
21	Miss Dickey	Will be attending Columbia University.
21	Leo Ranney	Visited on the Hill last week.
22	James O. Perrine	Photo.
22	Miss Ward reports	Junior and senior kindergarten classes have thirty students each.
22	Professor Alfred Heinrich Meyer	Visited here last week and gave an organ recital.
22	Miss La Vere Smith	Spent Sunday at home in Eldora.
22	Mr. Thompson	Visited his daughter here.
22	Carl Merner	Returned from Spokane, Washington, to enroll here for school.
22	Miss Harriet Manful	Is hoping to enter Columbia University.
24	Y. M. and Y. W. C. A. reception; new students are entertained by the joint organizations.	Students assemble in Gymnasium; play games; enjoy pantomimes.
25	Meggers captains football team; Athletic Board elects Glasener manager.	Edward Meggers unanimously voted captain; photo.
26	Football prospects; here is the coach's opinion in the matter	Football proves to be successful physically and educationally; reinstated in 1908; will have another season in 1909; photo.
29	A daily football practice; Coach Simmons is giving the candidates stiff workouts.	A closer look at football practice.
31	Changes in the football rules; several improvements made in the game.	Drop kick now worth three points, not four; rules on forward pass about the same; rules on punting over the goal line change; photo..
32	Philos	Presented programs of oral reading and debate.
32	Philos	Presented programs of oral reading and debate.
32	Shakespearean	Beginning to build group for the year.
32	Eulalians	Presented program of reading and discussion.
33	Neotrophian	Meet faculty; enjoy music.
34	E. C. Miller	Is supervising schools in the Philippine Islands.
34	Anna C. Goodale	Is a nurse in Iowa City.
34	E. C. Bartlett	Is living in Sidney, Montana.
34	E. E. Watson	Is teaching at Washington State College.
34	Ariel Parish	Is principal at Montezuma.
34	Ralph L. Patty	Married Gertrude Jones.
34	Williard Merrill	Is working in Madison, South Dakota.
34	The Association of Contributors to Iowa Education	Many artifacts have been received that are rich in history.
34	Sabin's educational exchange.	Teacher placement advertisement.
35	Myrtle Kettleson	Will be teaching in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Her sister is in Great Falls, Montana.
35	Lillian M. Francis	Married Emery Duden.
35	Alice M. Swenson	Married Carl Reed.
35	August 14th	Maude Blackford married Hugh Missildine.
35	Lucile High	Married Thomas Peterman.
35	Miss Anna Parmenter	Is teaching in Cedar Rapids.
35	Maude Zilm	Married Vernon Rogers.
35	Katherine Wagner	Married J. O. Berkeley.
35	Hattie Mae Mather	Married Wallace Laidley.
35	Eesta Anderson	Married Herman Kiesau.
35	Clarence Parker	Married Mae McCaffree.
35	Hazel Manderson	Married Charles Cotton.
35	The teachers of Buena Vista County	J. E. Cundy has retired as county superintendent.
35	Charlotte Spicer	Married Louis Lee Folsom.
35	Lizzie A. Rhodes	Married James L. Craig.
35	Nellie Wilson	Married Orville Stevens.
35	May Hiams	Married John Langdon.
35	Myrtle Upham	Married Rex Green.
35	B. R. Brundage	Is president of a bank in Oklahoma.
36	Mayme Hochstetler	Will be an assistant at the State University.
36	Pearl Wylder	Will teach in Soldier, Idaho.
36	Agnes O. Emerson	Will teach in Mason City.
36	Clara Case	Will teach in Rock Rapids.
36	Ina Sherrebeck	Completed a course at the State University.
36	Clara Boss	Is teaching in Oregon.
36	Miss Parmenter	Is teaching at Fiske University.
36	Lillian Faint	Is going to marry A. E. Veline in the Philippines.
36	Eva Cresswell	Will be returning to Cedar Falls.
36	Ida Hoebel	Is teaching in Fairfield.
36	Clarence Baker	Is married and living in Brooklyn, New York.
36	Edna Stone	Is teaching in Butte, Montana.
36	Textbook prices.	C. A. Wise offers good prices on textbooks.
528	Studies in Organization and Teaching	Ideas for future teachers.