Normal Eyte — October 12, 1910

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
89	Editorial	Discusses the current decision of the faculty to ban any type of dancing on campus; some members of a literary society had danced after a downtown reception.
90	Official Notes	National educational news; opportunities to teach in the Philippine Islands.
92	Meeting of the Mathematics Club	Outline of the topics discussed by Professor Condit and Professor Bender at the Mathematics Club meeting.
95	Bible Study Department of the Y. M. and Y. W. Christian Associations; lessons prepared by C. P. Colegrove	Lesson VI. Abraham, the Founder of Monotheism (part two and three).
97	Teachers easily defeat Lenox; the final score is 63-0.	I. S. T. C. defeated Lenox College, 63-0.
99	Fanny R. Mueller	Teaching in Sheridan, Wyoming.
99	Bertha Wyant	Principal of high school at New Sharon, Iowa.
99	Mamie Foster	Keeping her position in Fort Dodge despite other offers.
99	Palmine Arent	Accepted a position in Kalispell, Montana.
99	Laura Kracht	Refused a position to stay at home.
99	Good news has come to us	Ethel Dryden, Mary Harnack, and Mary Smith are teaching at Clear Lake, Iowa.
99	One of the Bellingham papers has the following to say	Josephine Forrest married Levi Clark.
100	Edith Gritman	Married to James Burroughs.
100	Capt. Leslie I. Chapman	Leaves to join his regiment in the Philippines; has been helping care for Professor Page.
100	Clara E. Bennett	Accepted a position at Avoca, Iowa.
100	Florence Meier	Came home last Friday.
100	Theodore Anderson	Called on President Seerley.
100	George N. Briggs	In Washington, D. C., to appoint teachers to work in the Philippines.
100	Coral G. Sykes	Enjoying her work in Kirksville, Missouri.
100	Zetalethean	Describes the initiation of the new Zeta members.
101	An essay	An essay on money written by Dixie Willson.
102	Mae Swearingen	Left for Marshalltown.
102	Mr. Edward Meggers	Spent time with friends in Cedar Falls.
102	Dr. H. S. Miner of Knoxville, Iowa	Spent time with his wife and daughter in Cedar Falls.
102	Mrs. Walker	Enjoying a visit from her aunt.
102	Prof. and Mrs. G. S. Dick	Left to attend the wedding of Professor J. O. Perrine and Blanche Albright.
102	Mr. Benjamin Hill	Out of school because of sickness; has been spending time in Colfax.
102	Miss Lydia Headland of Marshalltown	Visited her sister Leona Headland.
103	Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Page	Enjoying a visit from their nephew, Captain Leslie Chapman.
103	Misses Minnie and Marie Hansen	Spent time in St. Ansgar, Iowa.
103	Miss Caroline Cole	Spent time in Dows.
103	Miss Ethel Clark	Spent time at her home in Orchard, Iowa.
103	Miss Eunice Hutchinson	Spent time in Hampton.
103	Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Page	Enjoying a visit from their nephew, Captain Leslie Chapman.
103	Mr. John Dee	Traveling for the Chicago Aluminum Utensil; was on the Hill.
103	Miss Juanita Hall	Left to visit her home in Iowa Falls.
103	Miss Ruby DeForest	Visited her aunt from Connecticut.
103	Bernice Merrick	Spent time in Osage, Iowa.
104	Mr. Irving Long of Manson, Iowa	Spent time with his sister Ila Long on his way to California.
104	Fred Olbrich and Walter Brown	Refereed a football game in Iowa Falls.
104	Miss Ollie Cowan's mother	Mother from Eagle Grove spent time with her daughter.
104	Mrs. Anderson	Received word that her home in Rock Rapids had been entered and robbed.
104	On Monday	Chinese party held at the home of Miss Emma Lambert.
104	Miss Mae Harrison	Spent time at her home in Osage.
104	Miss Nellie Allison	Enjoying a visitor from Fort Dodge.
104	Mr. Loy Young	Spent time at his home in Sumner, Iowa.
104	Miss Winifred Van Wickle	Called to Omaha by a telegram from her parents.
104	Misses Vessie Keese and Ethel Green	Spent time at Gilman, Iowa.
105	Miss Lydia Jepson	Spent time in Plainfield, Iowa.
105	Mr. John Christianson of Drake University	Spent time at the Iowa State Teachers College.