Normal Eyte — February 16, 1910

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
343	Editorial	Classes should be dismissed more promptly when the fifty-five minute period ends; attend Triangular Debate on Thursday; Normal Eyte elections this week.
344	Seniors entertain; give Valentine party in Gymnasium on Saturday evening; interesting program given	Enjoyed games and music.
344	Official	State and national educational news.
345	Prof. Walters lectures; addresses Science Club on "Our Iowa Birds" and gives report of museum collections	Summary of Professor Walters' lecture; brief history of Museum collection of mounted animals; inventory of mounted specimens.
346	School orator chosen; oratorical contest won by Miss Dryden; second place in oratorical contest goes to Miss Sharts; third to Earl Wild	Recap of the competition; judges' scorecards; Ethel Dryden wins; photo.
350	Studies in Organization and Teaching	Ideas for future teachers.
352	Last week	Brother of Laura Falkler is in poor health.
352	Now is the time	Seniors need to contribute to the Old Gold.
352	Miss Genevieve Griffiths	Substituted in Lincoln.
352	The Mathematics Club	Will hold the last meeting of the term.
352	Miss Nell Ratcliffe	Has been confined to her room.
353	To help Miss Purdy	Dixie Willson hosted a birthday dinner party.
353	The Orchestra	Gave a concert in Waverly.
353	Prof. Bender	Visited county schools.
353	Blanche Crouse and Mr. B. Tilton	Were visitors.
353	Frank Silver	Is ill with pneumonia.
353	The faculty and students were greatly grieved	Furniss Lambert died.
353	Prof. and Mrs. S. F. Hersey	Entertained friends.
353	Hon. W. R. Boyd	Attended to business on College Hill.
353	B. J. and J. J. Lambert and sister, Grace	Returned home after the death of their father.
353	Miss Joan Lindt	Enjoyed a visit from family.
353	Miss Gertrude Glancy	Has returned from Mississippi after the death of her uncle.
353	Prof. McClenahan	Led chapel exercises.
353	The Misses Leone Wiswell and Hazel Hoyt	Spent Sunday with friends in Mt. Vernon.
353	The friends of Miss Biscoe	She is feeling better.
353	The Chresto Society	Gave Bertha Martin a decorative glass bowl.
353	The Y. W. C. A. meeting	Sara Rice spoke at the meeting.
353	The Katherine Roberts Ladies Quartet and concert company	Will be performing here on February 28.
353	Mrs. C. E. Purdy	Visited her daughter, Arda.
353	Miss Mary Dumphy	Visited her parents in Livermore.
354	Miss Flora Roberts	Was a guest of Marguerite Cadwallader.
354	Sydner Maiden	Spent Sunday at Cornell.
354	Ruth Brenner	Spent Sunday at home in Charles City.
354	Loma Griffin's mother	Is recovering from typhoid fever.
354	Dr. Gist	Preached at the Congregational Church in Webster City.
354	Miss Esther Seerley	Is visiting relatives in Ottumwa.
354	Last Saturday evening	President and Mrs. Seerley entertained faculty.
354	Miss Hazel Kellogg	Visited friends on the Hill.
354	Miss Ethel Whitten	Visited Hazel Webster.
354	Florence Curtis	Was a guest of Grace Merrick.
354	Miss Nelle McMahon	Visited the Training School last Friday.
354	Mable Kildee	Left school to attend the wedding of her brother.
354	Bessie Stebe	Spent time with friends in Waterloo.
354	Miss Alice S. Tyler	Spoke about libraries in the Kindergarten rooms.
354	Tea Cup Club meets	Group of faculty women will celebrate birthdays.
355	Close victory to Teachers; Cornell is defeated in hard contest by narrow score of 34 to 33	Basketball game marked by many fouls.
355	Another double header played; Alphas and Delphians come out winners; two more games to be played	Delphians defeat Neos in basketball, 18-7; Alphas defeat Zetas, 33-10.
357	Former students banquet; Normal Club at State University hold annual banquet; one hundred members present	Recap of the banquet and gathering; description of the program.
Supp. 1	Then and Now; State Teachers College alumni banquet; Iowa City, Iowa; February 9, 1910	Text of President Seerley's address; President Seerley recalls his days as a student at the University of Iowa and the development of normal schools.