Normal Eyte — January 11, 1911

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
251	Editorial	Editorial states that being a member of a literary society is not a good way to practice debating or oratorical skills.
252	The modern movement in elementary and secondary mathematics; the revolt from traditional methods	Paper written by Ira Condit discusses the new movement in mathematical teaching.
255	A letter	Seeley K. Tompkins writes to President Seerley to tell him about his experiences at Yale University.
256	From foreign lands	Professor Carpenter tells about her experiences in Germany.
257	Married at Madison Wisconsin; Prof. Reuben McKitrick of the Teachers College faculty weds during Christmas recess	Professor McKitrick married Louise Maria Coddington over the Christmas break.
258	Jay T. Colegrove	Working as a teacher in the high school in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
258	Nellie S. Nelson	Has charge of fourth grade in Boone, Iowa.
258	Charles Mantle	At George, Iowa.
258	Lottie Hunter	Elected to teach in Shell Rock, Iowa.
258	A. C. Fuller	Working as superintendent of schools in Washington, Iowa.
258	Katherine Stichter	Teaches a primary grade; does institute and Chautauqua work during the summer.
258	S. A. Cohagan	Principal at Blakesburg, Iowa.
258	Edna Davy	Not teaching this year; at her home in Sioux City, Iowa.
258	Paul Cowan	Principal of the Burt public school.
258	Margaret Sloan	At home in Sioux City, Iowa.
258	Leslie I. Reed	Superintendent of schools at Jefferson, Iowa.
258	Faye St. Clair	At home in Fort Dodge, Iowa.
258	Edna Lee Huston	Teaches primary grade at Clarinda.
258	Lucy H. Meacham	Primary teacher in Washington, Iowa.
258	Sadie M. Edes	Has charge of the first grade in Audubon, Iowa.
258	Amelia Rhynsburger	Has charge of the first grade in Red Oak; Cornelia Rhynsburger has charge of music in Pella.
258	Y. M. C. A. Gospel team at Clarksville	For third consecutive year the YMCA sent out a Gospel team over the Christmas break; this year the team went to Clarksville.
260	Bible Study Department of the Y. M. and Y. W. Christian Associations; lessons prepared by C. P. Colegrove	Lesson XVI: closing scenes in a grand life (part one).
262	Students and alumni it's up to you	Encourages students and faculty to come up with a new name for the newspaper.
264	On last Friday afternoon	Mass meeting was held by all literary societies to discuss the continuation of basketball.
264	Miss Mae Toomey	Teaching at LeMars; visited chapel.
264	The wedding of Mr. Harry Ott	Married Hazel Hoyt.
264	Mrs. Dean	Unable to return after holidays because of an attack of the grippe.
264	Miss Florence Meier	Drawing supervisor in Montezuma; visited the college.
264	Mr. Karl Knoepfler	Principal of the Storm Lake High School; spent time at the college.
264	Miss Elizabeth Jennings	Accepted a position in the Rock Rapids schools.
264	Mr. Albert Barrett	Superintendent of schools in Monona, Iowa; spent time on College Hill.
264	Miss Ethel Dryden	Spent the holidays at her home on College Hill.
264	Mrs. (Winifred MacDonald) Ferguson	Lives in Osage; visited the school.
264	Miss Faith Downs	Teaching at the Slater High School; visited the college.
264	Miss Frances Burns	Visited the college; teaching kindergarten in Waterloo.
265	Mr. Arthur L. Hoover	Spent time on College Hill.
265	Mrs. Cole	Confined to her home by an attack of the grippe.
265	Mr. Emmett Cable	Afflicted with the measles.
265	Miss Helen Katz	Left in December for Florence, Alabama, to teach violin in a girl's school.
265	Miss Indie Cadwallader	Left to attend school at Berkley in California.
265	Mr. Edward Meggers	Spent time on College Hill.
265	We are pained to hear	Former pastor W. W. Lee was arrested and convicted in Dubuque.
265	Miss Pansy Siekmeyer	Teaching in Rockwell City; visitor at the Roadman home.
265	Mrs. Muhleman	Returned at the beginning of term with her husband; living at the home of Mr. L. Graham.
266	During the holidays	Florence Ward attended the Southern Educational Association held in Chattanooga.
266	Miss Inez Devens	Returned to New Hampton to continue her work as drawing and penmanship supervisor in the public schools.
266	Mrs. Homer H. Seerley	Confined to her room by an attack of the grippe.
266	Miss Vera Fluent	Teaching kindergarten in Charles City; spent time visiting Mrs. (Mildred Foster) Bennison in Cedar Falls.
267	Basketball schedule is arranged	Schedule for the 1911 basketball season.