Normal Eyte — December 4, 1909

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
199	The advertisers	Support businesses that advertise in the Normal Eyte.
199	The study hour	The manner of studying rather than the time spent determines the value of the study hour.
200	Official; the educational Board of Examiners	Rules and regulations for teacher certification; roster of fall 1909 graduates; faculty establishes Committee on Examination of Candidates and Committee on Entrance Requirements; registration procedures.
202	Club meets; science association hears Professor Begeman on his research work	Summary of Professor Begeman's remarks on electrons.
203	Clio open session; two-part program pleases large crowd; humorous farce is rendered.	A review of "A Bunch of Roses."
204	"Stag" social; Y. M. C. A. held an interesting reception for the new men last Wednesday evening	Several faculty members address the reception.
205	Football review for 1909; victorious season gives team high rank; twelve players receive emblems; 1910 prospects good; Boatman is captain	Teachers go undefeated; review of the 1909 season and prospects for the 1910 season; photo.
209	L. M. Burgess	Is principal at Mondamin.
209	L. H. Bock	Is a banker in Steen, Minnesota.
209	B. W. McKeen	Is working in Madison, Nebraska.
209	David McCarty	Is principal at the Breda school.
209	Hugh Missildine	Is principal at Algona.
209	Nellie B. Mitchell	Is not teaching due to ill health.
209	Anna L. Clark	Is principal at Shelby, Montana.
209	Florence B. Clark	Is living in Phoenix, Arizona.
209	E. E. Franklin	Is principal at Lohrville.
209	Jessie M. Brickman	Is principal in Romeo, Michigan.
210	Frances Burns	Is teaching in Clayton, New Mexico.
210	One of our alumni	Tommy Jones is coaching high school football in Madison, Wisconsin.
210	Marie Miller	Is a student at the State University.
210	The following alumni	Are working in the Waterloo schools.
210	W. E. Stichter	Is principal in Baxter Springs, Kansas.
210	Mary Henderson	Is working in Independence.
210	Carrie Hays	Hopes to live in Iowa again.
211	In the football game	Iowa Falls high school team defeated local team.
211	The Misses Elsa and Iva Mix	Spent their Thanksgiving vacation at home.
211	Miss Cornelia Plaister	Visited her cousin, Marjory Graham.
211	To show their appreciation	Clio society presented Bertha Martin with a hand painted plate.
211	The Misses Nelle Dickey and Gladys Foote	Hosted a house party during the break.
211	Miss Josephine Graham	Entertained friends in honor of Hazel Clark, who was a visitor.
211	At other schools	News notes.
211	Has new suggestion to lessen number of football injuries	Suggests that players who cause injury should be removed from the game.
211	The staff welcomes all new students	Encourage new students to subscribe to the Eyte.
212	Mrs. J. Dryden	Is visiting the home of S. R. Dryden.
212	Last Thursday evening	C. B. Simmons gave speech at Cedar Falls Civic League.
212	Miss Sara M. Riggs	Visited her aunt during vacation.
212	Miss Joyce Downs	Has returned to work.
212	Miss Mabel J. Lodge	Has arrived to take over the open position caused by the resignation of Carrie Parker.
212	Mr. George I. Long	Accompanied daughter to Cedar Falls as she begins work here.
212	Miss Marian Wheeler	Visited relatives in Waterloo.
212	Some of the young ladies	Entertained their friends at the King Club.
212	Miss Bertha Kurtz	Is recovering from an appendicitis operation.
212	The attendance for this term	Enrollment is over 1050 students.
212	Professor B. W. Merrill	Spent his vacation in Chicago.
213	Ray Dunlap	Visited the Downs home.
213	Ernest Bloom	Visited the Hill during vacation.
213	Professors Begeman, Condit and Hersey	Attended meetings for the Central Association of Science and Mathematics Teachers in Chicago.
213	The next meeting of the Science Club	Is December 14.
213	Thanksgiving evening	Ida Fesenbeck entertained the faculty who were still in the area.
213	Future football; game is severely criticized; change of rules recommended by authorities	Review of criticisms of football for the numbers of players who are severely injured.