Normal Eyte — October 13, 1909

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103	Editorial	New school yell needed after change in name of the school; contest continues.
103	Official	Appreciation by Myra Call for Ray Cleveland, who died recently
105	Annual staff elected; "Old Gold" to be edited by Abram, managed by Lee; seniors hold interesting meeting; class colors are adopted.	Account of first meeting and election of Old Gold staff; photo.
105	Resolutions	Condolences on death of Ray Cleveland.
106	Music festival assured; annual concerts are guaranteed by the State Board of Education.	Theodore Thomas Orchestra may perform for Spring Music Festival.
107	Zeta open session; members of this society will give public program Friday evening; farce, "The Burglar" to be presented.	Will present public session including music and a play.
107	Northeastern Iowa Teachers Association; meeting to be held October 14, 15, and 16; school well represented on program; no recitations on next Friday.	Highlights of program that includes many faculty and alumni.
108	Science Club organized; teachers in the science departments form an association; science students are eligible to membership.	Purpose is "promoting interest in and knowledge of the laboratory sciences"; roster of officers.
108	What are the colleges doing for secondary and elementary schools?	Professor Colegrove continues his essay on US higher education.
111	Francis Hersey	Daughter of S. F. Hersey is ill with diphtheria.
111	Helen Seerley	Went to visit friends in Iowa City.
111	The new fish pools	Have been stocked with several kinds of fish.
111	The Mesdames E. B. Smith, Reverend Jones, S. B. Reid, and E. L. Johnson	Visited the kindergarten.
111	Cleo Stanley	Spent Sunday with his sister.
111	Warren Lashbrook	Attended the Iowa-Cornell football game in Iowa City.
111	Miss Beatrice Wilbur	Has returned from Duluth.
111	Margaret Langham	Returned from Cedar Rapids where she had been ill.
111	Miss Wilhelmina Feil	Was visiting her sister Mollie.
111	Mr. C. B. Martin	Is now a traveling salesman and visited the Hill.
111	The Misses Genevieve Follett and Lucile Lockwood	Spent Sunday at home in Eldora.
111	Professor Simmons	Was in Waterloo on business.
111	Miss Lillian Roadman	Spent Sunday in Dike.
111	Ira Magee	Will study medicine at Northwestern University in Chicago.
111	Miss Grace Pettite	Is enjoying a visit from her mother.
111	This is a busy time	Eulalians and Delphians remodel new room.
111	The friends of Misses Alma Cutler and Floy Graham	Glad to learn faculty members have started studying in Berlin.
111	Miss Vera De Tellhurst	Spent the weekend at home in Grundy Center.
111	Miss Laura Davenport	Spent Sunday with Edith Schuneman.
111	Miss Ethel Stanley	Visited her parents in Boone.
111	Fred Vorhies	Spent some time at home last week.
111	Ward MacGovern	Is a student in Ames; visited the Hill.
111	Mrs. McFarland Walker and her mother	Entertained the faculty.
111	Superintendent Francis	Visited chapel on Tuesday.
111	Mrs. Kate Sartori	Visited chapel last Tuesday.
111	Miss Fargo	Was at home in Lake Mills, Wisconsin.
112	Miss Kathryn Haltmeyer	Spent Sunday at home in Manchester.
112	The students have been favored	Professor C. H. Robertson of China spoke at chapel.
112	Friday morning	The Reverend Herbert A. Wilson gave an interesting talk to the students.
112	Monday morning	State Y. M. C. A. secretary Pontius gave a talk about Bible studies.
112	Mrs. McCorkindale	Visited her daughter Florence.
112	Mrs. Walker	Gave a talk to the women.
112	Miss Hazel Naylor	Spent Sunday at home in Osage.
112	Mrs. Smythe	Visited her daughter Mayme.
112	Miss Effa Mahanka	Visited friends on the Hill.
112	The old street car waiting station	Has been moved to the south end of the Gymnasium; will be used to store bicycles and fire hose.
112	Miss Lillian V. Lambert	Entertained the members of one of her classes.
112	A number of former students	Visited the Hill.
112	Miss Kathyrn Heddens	Enjoyed a visit from her brother.
112	On last Saturday evening	Florence Ward entertained the junior and senior women of the kindergarten department.
113	Mr. C. H. Robertson	Gave a speech at the Y. M. and Y. W. C. A. gathering.
113	Two of the women's societies	Chrestos and Delphians initiated new members.
113	Studies in Organization and Teaching	Ideas for future teachers.
115	Athletics; Teachers defeat Lenox; football game proves an easy victory; score of 36 to 0 tells tale; game played on heavy field.	George Vinall makes first touchdown.
117	Supt. E. C. Wissler	Is working in Prairie City.
117	W. H. Ray	Is superintendent at Waukon.
117	Neva A. Wilson	Is working in Independence.
117	Grace Sullivan	Married W. S. Hufford.
117	Another very recent wedding	Margaret Downs married John C. Miller.
117	Supt. H. E. Wheeler	Is teaching in Shenandoah.
117	Peter Christiansen	Married Annie Damm; is now a principal in Tripoli and a US citizen.
118	J. H. Kelly	Is a clerk at the University of Illinois at Urbana.
118	A. V. Graeber	Will share one subscription to the Eyte.
118	A letter from R. W. Holm	Mr. Holm is married and living in Belden, Nebraska.
118	Congratulations which are appreciated	F. C. Ensign offers compliments to paper.
118	F. O. Rausch	Is teaching in Osage.
118	Estella Mattox	Is teaching in Shenandoah.
118	C. J. Knock	Is teaching at Gustavus Adolphus College in Minnesota.
118	Edward L. Bronson	Is working in Hawarden.
118	Olive Sutherland	Is teaching in Sibley.
118	Laura MacDonald	Is attending the University of Chicago.