Normal Eyte — September 14, 1910

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17	Editorial	Encourages the men students to be a part of the triangular debates and oratorical contests throughout the school year.
18	In speaking with some members of the faculty and alumni	Considering a name change for the Normal Eyte in light of the name change of the college.
18	Official Notes	Changes in assignments for Professors Fullerton and Merrill; Alice M. Heinz appointed to staff; Domestic Science Laboratory enlarged; great demand for manual training teachers.
20	An unmeasured influence	Professor Gist explains the influence of Dr. William Holmes McGuffey in the field of literature.
22	Some conditions of good results in the grades	Professor Colegrove gives advice on teaching.
24	Athletic notes	Explains the football team's loss of their captain, Leslye Boatman, who will not be returning to school the upcoming year.
25	Good prospects for a successful football season	The upcoming football season should be successful.
25	Miss Lillian Bruce left Wednesday	Will become a teacher in Chicago.
25	Prof. Simmons resigns; popular football coach goes to Missouri	Explains the accomplishments of Professor Simmons during his time at the Teachers College.
26	Neo gayeties	Explains the festivals of the Neotrophian Literary Society.
26	The Choral Society	The Choral Society has been active in the Spring Music Festivals.
27	Miss Anna May Williams and Mr. Roy Herrmann	Married in Waukon.
27	The following announcement	Mabel McNally and Joseph Samuel Wright were married. Also married were Irma Keene and Earl A. Roadman.
27	Jennie Sanders	Accepted a position at the Oak Park schools.
27	Mabel A. Christian	Gave up work to become Mrs. Samson W. Arthur.
27	Mary M. Hughes	Accepted position as critic in Normal of Maryville.
27	Not every one of our teachers	Sybil A. Lincoln married and is living in Corning, Iowa.
27	Miss Clara Hancock	Accepted a position teaching Latin and German.
27	Mabel Moyer	Accepted a position at the Whitewater Normal School.
27	Hazel Webster	Taking a job in Peru, Nebraska.
28	One of the most pleasant events of the summer	House party was thrown over the summer at the home of Maude Miner.
28	Professor and Mrs. Seymour	Returned from Battlecreek, Michigan; brought back a prospective candidate for the football team.
28	The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Cram	Both are confined to a hospital due to very serious illnesses.
28	Emery Watson	Accepted a position at Parsons College in the mathematics department.
28	Eva May Luse	Taught in institutes over the summer break.
28	Miss Laura Bowman	Preached at the Universalist Church recently.
30	Miss Grace Hovelson	Spent the last week visiting friends; now returning to Osage.
30	Miss Josephine Graham	Left to enter the University of Iowa.
30	Mr. John Leavitt	Left for Grinnell to attend college during the coming year.
30	On Thursday evening	Alpha society gave a reception in honor of about twenty new women at the home of Julia Hurd.
30	Miss Mary Porter	Resumed her duties as secretary of the Y. W. C. A.
30	Professor R. F. Seymour	Spent Tuesday in Grundy Center.
30	Mr. Bedros Apelian	Conducted devotional exercises.
30	Professor Eastman	Visited on Friday.
30	Miss Jennie Speer	Was a visitor on Friday.
30	Miss Katherine Murphy	Visited her cousins Teresa and Katherine Murphy.
30	Will Hoyman	Left to resume work as superintendent at Clarksville schools.
30	Miss Frances Burns	Visited college on Monday.
30	Miss Anna Marcue	Spent a few days on College Hill.
30	Miss Elizabeth Hughes	Visited her sister in Cedar Rapids.
30	John McDonald	Spent Saturday with friends.
31	Marguerite Wadsworth	Returned to her school duties.
31	Julian H. Gist	Graduated from University of Chicago with a Bachelor of Arts degree; will teach English at Transylvania University in Kentucky .
31	On Saturday evening	Thirty students attended a picnic in honor of Bedros Apelian.
31	Mr. William Bartlett	Was a visitor on Thursday; gave a short chapel address.
31	Miss Nan Baldwin	Former secretary of the Y. W. C. A. was on College Hill.
31	Mrs. R. F. Seymour and son Chester	Will arrive on Saturday from Battlecreek, Michigan; will meet Professor Seymour in Chicago.
31	Miss Katherine Wyth	Left for the Chicago Conservatory of Music.
31	Earl Wild	Returned to resume his work at I. S. T. C.
31	Miss Hope Ainley of Monrovia, California	Spent Sunday with Mary Samson.
32	Mrs. Knoepfler	Entertained a group of women at a party in honor of Mrs. Wilson of Rock Rapids.
32	The following clipping	Announcement of the marriage of Winifred Neff to Dr. George A. Aupperle.
32	Mr. Bedros Apelian	Arrived in Cedar Falls Friday evening and will spend a week with friends.
33	The following clipping from the Cedar Falls Record	Announcement of the marriage of Earl A. Roadman and Irma L. Keene.
175	Bible Study Department of the Y. M. and Y. W. Christian Associations; lessons prepared by C. P. Colegrove	Lesson II. The making of the Bible.