Normal Eyte — January 4, 1911

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11	During commencement	Mame and Antonia Urbany were visited by members of their family.
11	Prof. J. B. Knoepfler and wife	In Fort Madison visiting their daughter.
11	Miss Mary Ann Kaufman	Has returned to her home in Richmond, Indiana and will spend several months on the concert platform.
11	W. R. Sandy	Elected superintendent of schools in Tekoa, Washington.
11	Mrs. Radcliffe	Is visiting her parents.
233	Hail 1911!	1911 is a gateway of opportunity for success.
233	Editorial	Now it the time to prepare for the upcoming debate with Kansas.
233	Editorial	Editorial encourages the development of a men's intersociety oratorical contest.
234	State Superintendents' Association; report of committee on special resolutions Salt Lake conference of chief school officers on Certification	Text of the report.
235	Report of conference of the chief state school officers of the north-central and western states Salt Lake City, Utah, November 17-18-19, 1910	Reports on the principles governing the recognition of diplomas from other colleges and universities.
240	Charles City 29; Teachers College 27; Teachers College lose first game of basketball by narrow margin	Account of the game.
241	Edith H. Curtis	Trying for a life certificate in the state of Wyoming.
241	S. L. Thomas	Succeeded L. J. White as superintendent of the Sheldon, Iowa, schools.
241	M. R. Timmerman	Seeks to re-enter the United States after an extended time in Canada.
241	Marie Hoye	Accepted a position to teach in Cheyenne, Wyoming.
241	Ida King	Teaches at her home in Mt. Vernon, South Dakota.
242	Nellie Burmeister	Located in Walnut, Iowa.
242	Abbie Western	Teacher at Malvern, Iowa.
242	Stella Counsell	In charge of the eighth grade in Avoca, Iowa.
242	Violet Bowen	Located in Garfield, Iowa.
242	Helen Zilk	Has a school in Mitchell County.
242	Emily Lamberty	In charge of drawing in the Jefferson schools.
242	R. D. Daugherty	Principal of the Commercial Department of the Iowa Wesleyan University in Mt. Pleasant.
242	H. E. Blackmar	Superintendent of schools in Iowa City.
242	Emily M. Porter	Teaches in Winterset, Iowa.
242	E. D. Chassell	At present is the State Binder.
242	E. J. Leonard	Chosen as editor of the Mid-West Farmer at Fort Morgan, Colorado.
242	Catherine Learly	Began work as a teacher in Tripoli.
242	Emma L. Sheldon	Accepted a position at Sibley.
242	Letta D. Horner	Student at the University of Chicago.
242	J. F. Treasure	Teaching in Barthesville, Oklahoma.
242	Societies	The Zetas held a Christmas party.
243	Bible Study Department of the Y. M. and Y. W. Christian Associations; lessons prepared by C. P. Colegrove	Lesson XV: the making of a nation (part three).
244	Big Science Club meeting	A large audience was on hand to listen to George Frederick Wheeler speak at the Science Club meeting.
245	College directory	Roster of officers of each of the literary societies.
246	Resolutions of the Orio literary society on the death of our brother, Perry Golly	The Orio literary society mourns the death of Perry Golly.
246	Miss C. H. Baker resigns; popular teacher in English chosen Secretary of Methodist Brotherhood in New York	Clara H. Baker has resigned from her teaching position at I. S. T. C.; had been substituting for Jennette Carpenter; Margaret E. Weirick will fill the position.
246	Prof. Perrine becomes Assistant in the Physical Training Department	James Owen Perrine is now a member of the Physical Training Department faculty; photo.
247	Mr. W. W. Lee	Called home due to a serious injury to his sister.
247	Miss Harriet Mason	Spent time in Chicago over Christmas vacation.
247	On the evening of Wednesday	Six hundred students attended the College Meeting presented by William A. Sunday of Waterloo.
247	The last Friday evening before vacation	Christmas party was held by the physical training department.
247	Miss Mary Slee	Visited friends on College Hill.
247	Miss Jennie Sanders	Teaching fourth grade in Oak Park, spent time with friends on the hill.
247	On Wednesday evening	Alma McMahon entertained women of the faculty.
247	On the last Friday evening	The English Club met for a program.
247	Mr. H. O. Harvey	Spent time visiting friends among the faculty.
248	Profs. Colegrove and Begeman	Attended the Scientific Association in Minneapolis.
248	Prof. Karl F. Geiser	Former faculty member spent time in Cedar Falls.
248	Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Samson	Spent time with their son Faye in Charles City, Iowa.
248	Miss Anna Marcue	Spent time on the Hill.
248	Mr. Julian Gist	Spent the holidays on College Hill with his parents.
248	Mrs. Condit and Mr. Brian Condit	Spent time with Mrs. Condit's parents in New Sharon.
248	Mr. Joe Wright and his wife	Spent the holidays with his father D. S. Wright.
248	Miss Sara Riggs	Presented a paper at the Historical Association meeting held in Indianapolis.
249	Miss Laura Bowman	Former faculty member spent time visiting friends in Cedar Falls and on the Hill.
249	Miss Millicent Warriner	Spent a large portion of her vacation visiting friends in Chicago.
249	Miss Mae Toomey	Teaches at LeMars; spent time at her home in Cedar Falls.
251	The Shake-Aristo Christmas tree	Provides the details on the Shake-Aristo Christmas party.