Normal Eyte — September 28, 1910

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
53	Editorial	Encourages the women students to increase their school spirit, even though they are not allowed to participate in many extracurricular activities.
53	Athletics at I. S. T. C.	Believes that ISTC takes the right path on athletics; avoids the evils found at many schools.
55	Official Notes	Changes in faculty appointments and assignments; new tennis courts and sewing machines added; many faculty on program for upcoming teacher association meeting; hope to extend millage tax; new classification scheme for colleges.
57	Changes in the national football rules	Professor Seymour outlines the significant rules changes.
59	Athletic notes; making the team	A look at a football practice session.
61	1909 football team; who finished the season without a defeat	Photo of the 1909 football team.
62	Ethel Brooks	Married Henry Clay Fredericks.
62	Clara Jackson	Principal of the high school in Russell, Kansas; studied at the University of Chicago.
62	Mame Hochstetler	Principal of high school in Blackwell, Okalahoma.
62	W. B. Geiter	Principal of schools at Garwin, Iowa.
62	L. Mabel Nash	Plans to teach in Los Angeles, California.
62	The following are given	Names and locations of recent graduates.
62	Dr. Samuel James Torney	Married Edith Neill.
62	I. C. Martin	Plans to teach physical and manual training in Wisconsin.
62	A. D. King	Teaching mathematics in California.
62	Coral Sykes	Teaches in the Kirksville Normal School.
62	Jess Walters	Teaching in Anacortes, Washington.
62	Students here will be interested	B. L. Troup gets married; now located in Germania, Iowa.
63	Work is progressing very nicely	F. A. Poots is superintendent of the Sanborn schools.
63	Julia J. Boyd	Student at the State University.
63	From the Cedar Falls Record	Effie Weisbard will marry Herbert Logan.
64	Thomas Burkhalter	Thomas Burkhalter visited Cedar Falls on way to North Dakota.
64	Societies	News from the literary societies.
65	Bible Study department of the Y. M. and Y. W. Christian Associations; lessons prepared by C. P. Colegrove	Lesson IV. The Divine Elements of the Bible.
66	Miss Mabel Kratz	Returned to school.
66	Miss Mary McDonald	Spent time on College Hill.
66	Miss Harriet Manful	Left to teach physical training at Columbia University.
66	Messrs. Carl Merner and John Barnes	Left to enter the Springfield Training School.
66	Miss Lenore Shanewise	Visited the college; leaves for University of Chicago.
66	Walter Bender	Spent time on College Hill.
66	Miss Ruth Hallingby	Spent time at home in Osage.
66	Warren Proctor	Left for Clarion to prepare concert work.
66	Mr. and Mrs. Griffin of Minneapolis	Visited the college
66	Miss Harriet Bolster	Spent time in Charles City.
67	Mr. Claude Lynch of Independence	Spent time at the Shillinglaw home.
67	Miss Dorothy Buell	Visited her brother in Ames.
67	Professor A. C. Page	At home recovering from an illness; hopes to return soon.
67	Miss Myrtle Arnold	Assisting the chemistry department in the absence of Professor Page.
67	On Thursday evening	Geneva Conference women enjoyed time spent in Anna Porter's room.
67	Rev. and Mrs. O. B. Chassell	Visited friends on College Hill.
67	On Saturday evening	Marion Walker entertained faculty who have recently traveled to Europe.
67	Misses Mollie Feil, Heddens, Brenner, Williams, Burgess, and Loving	Spent time in Charles City
68	Bruno Steindel will give concert	Professors Merrill and Frampton will perform with him.
68	Monday afternoon	Professor Clark Brown accidentally lost a finger on his right hand while using a new power saw.
70	Prof. G. W. Samson	Went to Des Moines.
70	On Friday evening	Professor and Mrs. Bender entertained Training School faculty.