Normal Eyte — December 14, 1910

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
215	Editorial; debating at I. S. T. C.	Editorial discusses the need for a membership in the national debate fraternity for I. S. T. C. debaters.
216	Society basketball	Editorial asks whether or not there is a need for a basketball tournament among the literary societies.
216	Official Notes	Discusses the meeting of the Educational Board of Examiners, the need for small pox vaccines, and the increasing number of Americans who drink alcohol and smoke.
218	A fabrication of our student surnames	A humorous essay that uses students' names.
219	How teachers waste time	Twenty-five ways that teachers waste time.
220	Football monograms are given to eleven men	Professor Bailey awarded football monograms to eleven men.
220	S. U. I. students organize	The student body of the University of Iowa is presenting a petition to the General Assembly of Iowa to prohibit the sale of intoxicating liquors within five miles of the school.
221	Y. W. C. A. notes	Students enjoy music and devotional programs.
221	Mrs. Enola (Pierce) Stein	Along with Karl Buren Stein, has returned from Europe.
222	Nellie Wallbank	Visiting in St. Louis.
222	Melville Danskin	Now a practicing physician at Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
222	Grace Rock	Teaching at St. Agatha High School in Iowa City.
222	Mrs. Ella Danskin Shaw	Visited in Iowa and South Dakota.
222	Mrs. Miriam Woolson Brooks	In charge of ancient history in the West Des Moines High School.
222	Verna Bernard	High school principal at Hampton, Iowa.
222	Edith Corinke	In charge of the third grade at Waterloo, Iowa.
222	Lottie Farr	Teaches at Colfax, Iowa.
222	H. E. Weech	In charge of the schools in Galva, Iowa.
222	Lillian A. Shartz	Teaches kindergarten in Jefferson, Iowa.
222	Lydia Sterr	Teaches at South Hampton, Iowa.
222	Mabelle A. Payton	Student in Ames.
222	Ethel Meacham	Teaches English and history in Waverly.
222	Edith B. Hafner	High school principal at Bedford, Iowa.
222	Martha Lamansky	Teaching in Waterloo.
222	Etta R. Hall	Accepted teaching work in Riverside, California.
222	Tressie Waldo Pitcher	Making a list of Iowa authors.
222	John W. Atchley	Building a home on his farm in Des Moines.
222	Last month on the nineteenth	Anna Dorothea Hansen married Emanuel Fossgree in Nebraska.
223	E. B. Hougland	Elected Superintendent for Ferry County, Washington.
223	Mrs. Edna Meade	Has sixth grade work at Sibley, Iowa.
223	Mary Caldwell	Teaches in one of the consolidated schools in Dolliver, Iowa.
223	Luetta Knights	Teaching in the high school in Malad City, Idaho.
223	Laura and Bessie Hoag and Nellie Hoag Powell	Laura teaches in Spokane, Washington; Bessie teaches in Monrovia, California; Nellie lives in Azusa, California.
223	Edna Little	Completed an art course in Detroit, Michigan; recently married Carl Felt; now living in Salt Lake City.
223	Carrie McLaury	Teaching in Colfax, Iowa.
223	Welsh choir gives a concert; the Mountain Ash chorus delights a large audience	The Mountain Ash choir of Wales performed for the student body.
224	Arrangements made for declamatory contest	The Elocution and Public Speaking Department is arranging a declamatory contest for the literary societies.
225	Miss Boothroyd, representing the Zeta society wins women's oratorical; Nell Ratcliffe, of the Alphas, claims second place	Ellen Boothroyd won the women's literary society oratorical contest; roster of speakers and topics.
226	Madame Langendorff sing at the college	Madame Langendorff sang as part of the lecture course.
226	Athletic Notes	The men's basketball season will open against Charles City College on Saturday.
226	Want to knows	Faculty and student gossip.
227	Bible Study Department of the Y. M and Y. W. Christian Associations; lessons prepared by C. P. Colegrove	Lesson XIV: the making of a nation (part two).
228	New First Presbyterian Church dedicated	The new First Presbyterian Church was dedicated; Professors Frampton and Childs performed; photo.
229	Miss Anne Pulver	Confined to her room for two days on account of illness.
229	Last Monday afternoon and evening	President and Mrs. Seerley entertained the Senior Class.
229	Mr. Rex Haight	Spent time on College Hill.
229	Miss Grace Aitchison	Teaching in Gladbrook, spent time at her home on College Hill.
229	Miss Jennie Hall of Arlington, Iowa	Was a chapel visitor.
229	Miss Clara Meacham	Spent time at the home of Mrs. Sweeney in Waterloo.
229	Last Thursday evening	Mr. Sunday held a meeting and the State Teachers College was well represented.
229	Mr. Cornelius Murphy	Spent time with friends on College Hill.
229	Miss Julia Curtiss	Returned from Chicago.
230	Mr. and Mrs. George Eckhard	Returned to Cedar Falls to attend the funeral of Mr. Eckhard's father.
230	Mr. G. W. Samson	Left for Leon, Iowa, to deliver a lecture on the Passion Play.
230	Mrs. Nelson of Marcus	Visited with Florence Meier.
230	Miss Belle Mingus	Confined to her room on account of illness.
230	Miss Helen Frisby	Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Frisby died of an acute attack of appendicitis
231	On Tuesday evening	Mrs. E. J. Cable entertained guests in honor of Mrs. G. Eckhard.
231	Miss Faye White	Came to College Hill for the oratorical contest; spent time with Nell Ratcliffe.
231	Pres. H. H. Seerley	Left for a business trip through Indiana, Illinois, and Missouri.
231	Miss Elizabeth Hughes	Out of school on account of illness.
231	Miss Mabel Mack	Confined to her room on account of illness.