Normal Eyte — October 6, 1909

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
87	Editorial	Sweaters available for seniors; debate team prepares for match against Ames; Senior Class votes to have another issue of the Old Gold.
88	Official	Steel frame of Library roof nearly done; window glass and ventilation equipment on hand; teacher certification exam will be given; faculty golf group holding series of tournaments.
89	Sabin's educational exchange
90	Seniors' first meeting; permanent officers elected; strong class spirit is manifest; annual to be published; class sweaters are adopted.	Roster of officers.
90	President moves into new house; residence is complete in every way; home fitted with all modern conveniences.	Description of the new house and its arrangement; James E. Robinson designed, planned, and supervised construction of the building.
91	The Lake Geneva Conference; Y. M. C. A. report.	Participants talk about the conference held in June 1909.
92	Y. W. C. A. report.	Participants talk about the Lake Geneva Conference held in August 1909.
92	Studies in Organization and Teaching	Ideas for future teachers.
95	Mrs. Campbell	Was caring for her sister, who has appendicitis.
95	Miss Iva N. Hewitt	Visited friends in Reinbeck last week.
95	Miss Cornelia West	Is back at school.
95	Miss Nela Hill	Enjoyed a visit from her father.
95	Miss Mabel Felkner	Left last week.
95	Miss Lulu Gnagy	Has left school because of poor health.
95	Word has been received	Alma Cutler is enjoying her trip to Germany.
95	Miss Verna Sherman	Is at home resting her eyes, which had been giving her trouble.
95	Miss Verplanck Bennett	Has taken a job in Shaller.
95	Miss Davidson and Miss Kraft	Have been absent due to illness.
95	Miss Joyce Downs	Is teaching in Gladbrook.
95	Some of the friends	Ray Crouse was given a surprise birthday party.
95	Miss Naneen Davis	Was ill last week.
95	Kenneth Silliman	Will enroll at University of Michigan.
95	Word has been received	Iciline Jack died after a long illness.
95	Mr. Ford Crouse	Arrived with sister Bertha to visit their brother Ray.
95	T. T. Cranny	Spent Sunday in Clarksville.
95	Grave Hovelson	Is back at school following an illness.
95	Lew MacDonald	Is visiting his brother; will enroll at University of Michigan.
95	Mrs. Earl Sadler	Visited Gertrude Tyrrell.
95	Merner Noble	Was visiting here with friends before he left for Ann Arbor, Michigan, where he is now enrolled at school.
95	Professor Condit	Went on a trip on the river.
95	Mrs. Charles Hansen	Was visiting on the hill.
96	Mrs. C. Brenner	Is visiting her daughter Ruth.
96	Mrs. Knight	Spent Sunday with her daughter, Mattie.
96	Miss Ethel Walrath	Visited her parents in Clarksville.
96	We congratulate Miss Edith Buck	Her book, "Guide to the Teacher's Mastery of Texts", is doing very well.
96	Dr. F. H. Cutler	Dr. Cutler, Professor Colegrove, and O. H. Leonard are attending Methodist conferences in Mason City.
96	A party	Parents and children enjoyed a trip up the river.
96	Professor and Mrs. G. S. Dick	Entertained guests at a gathering to Sarah Peters, who is now a missionary.
96	Professor and Mrs. L. W. Parish	Visited their son John, who is a faculty member at the State University.
96	The Misses Katherine Heddens, Molly Feil, Pleatus Burgess, and Helen Lawrence	Spent Sunday in Waterloo with friends.
96	Mrs. Page	Is visiting her son, Abbott C. Page.
96	"The Burglar"	Is the new farce the Zeta society is working on.
96	William Owen	Gave a speech at chapel last Thursday.
96	Professor Forest C. Ensign	Spoke at chapel last Friday.
96	Miss Pearl Crisman	Spent Sunday with her parents in Cedar Falls.
96	Miss Eva Mattoon	Is moving to a claim in the Dakotas.
96	H. R. Elvidge	Has been visiting the Wolcott home.
96	Professor D. S. Wright	Was in Minneapolis and St. Paul last weekend.
97	Those who remember	The husband of Mary A. Crew, S. C. Boedcher, has died.
97	Eunice Overman	Has returned from a visit to Pittsburgh.
97	Miss Jennie Speer	Has commenced studying at the University of Chicago, as has Lenore Shanewise.
97	H. B. Carroll	Is teaching in Defiance.
97	Nora Treganza	Is working in Lake Mills, along with other former students.
97	Last Saturday afternoon	Results and teams from golf tournament last Saturday.
97	At the regular chapel session	Professor C. Hosmer addressed the students.
97	E. A. Brinton	Has returned to Oxford, Iowa, with his wife.
97	Myrta Shannon	Is teaching in Ft. Dodge.
97	Sadie Owen	Has taken a position in Durant.
97	Mr. Brooks Thompson	Left school and does not plan to return.
97	Miss Childs	Spent Sunday in Rockford.
97	Asa Mathews	Will enroll at University of Chicago.
97	P. G. Fullerton	Is visiting his brothers.
97	Miss Josephine Graham	Has returned to school.
97	Among those who returned	Alumni return for football game.
97	The Misses Marguerite Zook and Gladys Martin	Were Alpha visitors.
97	On his way to Harvard	Arthur Terrall spent Friday with Roy Shearn.
98	Blanche Charlton	Will be working in the Cherokee schools.
98	Esther Ekstam	Will teach in Hull.
98	C. W. Roadman	Is superintendent in Rockwell City.
98	Genette Thomte	Will be teaching in Augusta, Montana.
98	Athletics; Teachers win football game; Charles City College is defeated; score, 28-0; twenty-two men give a try-out.	Quarterback George Vinall keeps team moving fast.
100	Alpha-Philo.	Held joint program at McAlvin cottage.
100	Shake-Aristo.	Enjoyed picnic and bonfire at stone quarry.
100	Chresto	Presented spinster program.
101	Donna Bell Bozarth	Is assistant principal in Lineville.
101	Noah D. Knupp	Is at the University of Iowa.
101	Chas. Mantle	Is teaching in George.
101	R. S. Grossman	Is teaching in Burt.
101	L. U. Towle	Is superintendent at Atwater, Minnesota; her sister Pearl is teaching in Morris, Minnesota.
101	Otis M. Weigle	Is teaching at the Memorial University along with F. D. Cram.
101	Mrs. Ora K. Sabin	Is teaching in Armour, South Dakota.
101	Edith E. Bird	Is teaching in Ogden with her sister, Lily.
101	Myrta Shannon	Is teaching in Fort Dodge along with Faye St. Claire.
101	Emma Arent	Is enrolled at the State University. Her position was filled by W. B. Geiter.
101	Elsie Ottosen	Is working in Fort Dodge.
101	Margaret Wallingford	Is teaching in Weleetka, Oklahoma.
102	Beth Newton	Works in the Decorah schools with her sister Nell.
102	T. J. Colegrove	Has moved back to Iowa with his wife Alma Reichert.
102	Miss Sarah Peters	Is visiting the area after being a missionary in China.
102	Stella Bush	Is no longer in school.
102	Casey and Simanton	ISTC football.