Normal Eyte — November 16, 1910
| Page | Title | Summary | Scan |
|---|---|---|---|
| 179 | Editorial | Editorial complains about the financing of athletics solely by gate receipts; proposes fee system that might extend to Lecture Course. | |
| 180 | The rooting | Editorial commends the students for their excellent support for the school in the past week. | |
| 180 | Official Notes | Professor Call will resume work in the winter term; Professor Begeman will have charge of both chemistry and physics. | |
| 181 | Miss Luella Mangold | Left school to take business course. | |
| 182 | Professor John Barnes; coach of I. S. T. C. debating teams | John Barnes; photo. | |
| 182 | I. S. T. C. wins and loses; Farmers and Teachers each win on the home floor; however, I. S. T. C. score four points to Ames' two. | Provides the details of the recent debate with Ames; photo. | |
| 184 | Athletic Notes; Grinnell wins by score of 24 to 6; Sherman stars for the visitors; Frye and Anderson are starts for the Teachers | I. S. T. C. lost, 24-6, to Grinnell College; account of the game. | |
| 186 | The debate at Ames | Provides details on the debate with Ames. | |
| 187 | Miss Elsie Morrice | Teaching in Brookins, South Dakota. | |
| 187 | C. E. Locke | Boosting for the Panama-Pacific International Exposition to be held in San Francisco in 1915. | |
| 187 | Mrs. Fred Wright | Planning to teach in New Mexico | |
| 187 | Mabel Gabrielson | In charge of English in the high school at Cambridge, Illinois. | |
| 187 | Mrs. Maud Long Steele | Returning to teaching after a seven year absence; will teach in Montana. | |
| 187 | R. W. Scott | Plans to attend Stanford University or the California University. | |
| 188 | G. W. Weber | Superintendent of the schools of Columbus Junction, Iowa. | |
| 188 | Anna Kolb | Principal of high school at Waukon, Iowa. | |
| 188 | Agnes Emerson | Teaching in Algona, Iowa. | |
| 188 | A. L. Mathews | Principal of the high school at Ft. Madison, Iowa. | |
| 188 | A. V. Graeber | In charge of the schools in Merrill, Iowa; married to Elnora Ringgenberg. | |
| 188 | C. J. Schmitt | In charge of the schools in Oakland. | |
| 188 | Mabel A. Paull | Teaches in Sigourney, Iowa. | |
| 188 | W. A. Ottilie | Teaches at Goldfield, Iowa. | |
| 188 | E. C. Wissler | Superintendent for Prairie City, Iowa; married to Lena Kenyon. | |
| 188 | Ethel Standley | Primary teacher at Boone, Iowa. | |
| 188 | Mary E. Riley | Superintendent of Clay County, Iowa. | |
| 188 | Carrie L. Neidy | Supervising drawing in the Waterloo schools. | |
| 188 | Ernest Walker | Superintendent of schools in Sloan, Iowa. | |
| 188 | Earle Smith | Teaches in Whitting, Iowa. | |
| 188 | E. J. Feuling | Is a county superintendent. | |
| 188 | Muriel Draper | Supervisor of music and penmanship at Maquoketa, Iowa. | |
| 188 | Charles Simmers | Student at the University of Wisconsin; Mrs. Simmers, the former Anna Walker, is also a student there. | |
| 188 | Edith Fletcher | Teaching at North Des Moines High School. | |
| 188 | T. T. Cranny | Principal of the Liscomb schools. | |
| 188 | Hortense Meier | Teaching in Clarksville. | |
| 188 | Ethelyn Dewey | Ward principal in Boone, Iowa. | |
| 188 | Bessie Buchanan | Taking charge of a ward in Washington, Iowa. | |
| 188 | Grace Aitchison | Is principal of Gladbrook High School. | |
| 188 | J. P. Johnson | Principal at Dumont, Iowa. | |
| 188 | Robert Dick | Science teacher in Ft. Madison. | |
| 188 | T. H. Stuart | Is in charge of mathematics at North Des Moines high school; his brother T. B. Stuart is superintendent of Bellevue schools. | |
| 189 | Edith J. Bailey | Teaching in Ft. Dodge, Iowa. | |
| 189 | Maud Bozarth | Teaching in Ft. Dodge, Iowa. | |
| 189 | Effie S. Madson | Teaching in Avoca, Iowa. | |
| 189 | Charles Roadman | Superintendent of schools in Humboldt, Iowa. | |
| 189 | Mrs. Minnie Babcock | Principal of the high school in Humboldt, Iowa; vice-president of the State Teachers Association. | |
| 189 | Rollo M. Newcomb | Teaches in Bonaparte, Iowa. | |
| 189 | Eva Williams | Principal at Mt. Pleasant, where she also teaches history and English. | |
| 189 | Hortense Meier | Teaches Latin and German at Clarksville High School where Will Hoyman is superintendent and Myrta Hauger is teaching mathematics and science. | |
| 189 | First number in lecture course; great musical will open 1910-1911 lecture session | Giuseppe Campanari will perform. | |
| 190 | Teacher--"Rueben, you must take this lesson over again" | ||
| 190 | Bible Study Department of the Y. M. and Y. W. Christian Associations; lessons prepared by C. P. Colegrove | Lesson XII. Joseph, the type of Jesus. | |
| 192 | Miss McLeod | Confined to her room on account of illness. | |
| 192 | Neotrophians entertain | News on the Neotrophian gathering; description of decorations. | |
| 192 | Mrs. Ben Katz | Spent time with her daughter Helen. | |
| 193 | Miss Wisner of Waterloo | Visited Miss Edna Like. | |
| 193 | Miss Clara Macham | Spent time at her home in Waverly, Iowa. | |
| 193 | Mr. R. S. Grossman | Spent time on College Hill. | |
| 193 | Misses Nora Moscrip and Marie Hoye | Spent time in Cedar Rapids at the home of Nora Moscrip. | |
| 193 | Mr. R. A. Shillinglaw | Visited the Shillinglaw home on College Hill. | |
| 194 | Mrs. (Eva Donahue Hollister) Robinson | Visited her daughter Maud. | |
| 194 | Thursday at 12 o'clock | Domestic Science students attended a lecture. | |
| 194 | Last Wednesday morning | G. W. Samson gave a report of the Teachers Association. | |
| 194 | On Friday morning | Most of chapel time was devoted to the practice of songs and yells. | |
| 195 | This fall | Women students from South Dakota organized a club and elected officers. |