Normal Eyte — February 9, 1910

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
327	Editorial	Charles City College believes Teachers basketball team purposely missed train to the game last week; attend debate contest next Friday; Normal Eyte elections coming up.
328	Mrs. McCoy will give reading	Will speak on "What Every Woman Should Know".
329	Official	University of Iowa has new grading system; article by Kenneth Colegrove published; breakdown of degrees and certificates for Class of 1910.
331	Orators draw places for contest	Schedule of speakers and topics.
331	McBride Hall damaged by fire; flames and water seriously wreck former Charles Wiler property	Fire broke out on roof of rooming house at 20th and Normal Streets; fire company responded quickly and saved the building; significant loss of contents, including students' possessions.
332	President entertains seniors	Students enjoy gathering at President's new home.
332	Normal Eyte election	Will select editor, business manager, and local editor.
332	Orchestra concert a success; local musicians give extraordinary entertainment; solo numbers please	A review of the orchestra concert; performance program.
333	Special annual day celebrated	Professor Meyerholz displayed a number of different college yearbooks.
333	Studies in Organization and Teaching	Ideas for future teachers.
336	Miss Madison	Is out of school due to illness.
336	Last Tuesday morning	President Seerley spoke about using time wisely.
336	Last Wednesday morning	The ceiling in a hallway fell and startled many students.
336	What might have proved a serious accident	Mary Scanlon received slight burns and much discomfort when acid accidentally splashed on her face in the laboratory.
336	The friends of Irene Cromer	Irene Cromer cannot finish her studies due to ill health.
336	Mertie Herriett	Visited Lida Diehl.
336	Mrs. Walker	Spoke to the senior women about etiquette.
336	Mrs. Davison	Has the mumps.
336	Miss Grace Merrick	Has returned to school after an illness.
336	Mr. Sherburne	Visited his home near Shell Rock.
336	Jessie Shillinglaw	Is improving greatly after having typhoid.
336	Prof. Merchant	Will be moving into a different house.
336	The orchestra	Gave a concert in New Hartford.
336	The Cedar Falls Tuesday Club	Had their annual banquet.
336	The Misses Ella McLean, Inez Devens, and Faith Downs	Accompanied the orchestra to their show in New Hartford.
336	Miss Edith Campbell	Spent the week with Beth Cary.
336	June Allison	Has grippe.
337	Miss Harriet May	Has been visiting Louise Linderblood.
337	Lucile Lockwood	Is visiting her sister.
337	Mr. Edgar Benedict	Visited friends on Sunday.
337	Mrs. Stephens	Visited her daughter, Gertrude.
337	Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Downs	Spent Sunday with relatives in Winthrop.
337	Miss Martha Batty	Was confined to her room with the gripe.
337	Miss Ellen Biscoe	Is slowly recovering from an illness.
337	Miss Winfred Merrill and Miss Riggs	Entertained friends after the orchestra concert last Friday.
337	President Seerley and Prof. C. P. Colegrove	Will attend a banquet hosted by students of the State University who were once students at the State Teachers College.
337	Miss Katherine Heddens	Spent Sunday with Rose Smith.
337	Vilas Mitchell	Spent Friday with his parents.
337	Miss Katherine O'Leary	Visited Mrs. Shields on Sunday.
337	Mary Lee	Has been enjoying a visit with her sister.
337	The Delphians	Had a sleigh ride.
337	The Chrest Society	Had a bob-ride to Waterloo.
337	Miss Pleatus Burgess	Visited her parents on Sunday.
337	Horace Paton	Visited on the Hill.
337	Professor Samuel Calvin	Visited with Professor Arey.
337	Grace Strain	Spent Sunday in Green Mountain.
337	Lorena Hedlund	Spent Sunday in Marshalltown.
337	Lydia and Ivan Mast	Are spending a few days in Grundy Center.
337	Vera DeSeelhorst	Was in Grundy Center.
337	The current number	Iowa Normal Monthly contains articles by President Seerley and Professor Wright.
337	Arrangements have been made	Annual May Music Festival is planned.
338	Bessie Chase	Was at home in Osage for the weekend.
338	Mr. Henri Paul	Was confined to his room because of illness.
338	A very interesting debate	Debate was held by the senior class of the Training School.
338	Third time proves charm; defeats of 1907 and 1908 are wiped out; Kansans outplayed; score 23 to 17	Teachers had good defensive game.
339	Neos rout Clios; defeat yellow and white team 23 to 9; first round in tournament completed	Three Clio regulars were ill.
340	Prepare for gym meet; Teachers College gymnasts practice for annual intercollegiate gym meet	Luther College and State University sending teams.
341	E. D. Sylvester	Will have a book of poetry published; working a claim in North Dakota.
341	The rigors of the western winter	Mabel Felmley is married and living in Idaho.
341	M. L. Fuller	Is in charge of the Weather Bureau in Peoria, Illinois.
341	Miss Lillian Crosley	Visited Cedar Falls on Sunday.
341	L. Edna Wells	Works in the State Superintendent's office.
341	Miss Rose Iaggi	Recently had an operation.
341	Mr. and Mrs. Stein	Will be spending a summer in Europe.
341	C. K. Hayes	Is principal at Birmingham schools.