Normal Eyte — February 15, 1911

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
341	Attention! Subscribers	A meeting of all Normal Eyte subscribers will take place February 23rd; will select new name for newspaper.
341	Notice! Normal Eyte election	The Normal Eyte staff election will occur on March 2nd.
341	Tribute to our president	President Seerley and I. S. T. C. were recognized by the State Board of Education as a model school.
341	Official Notes	Controversy over President MacLean's resignation; legislation moving slowly in General Assembly; John F. Riggs is vacationing in Alabama.
343	Miss Ida Leydig	Now teaching in St. Louis.
343	Many of the alumni will be saddened	Carl Rummel died.
344	Gymnastic meet	The men's gymnastics team won the State Championship last year; information on procedures of gymnastics meets.
345	S. U. I. wins from I. S. T. C.	I. S. T. C. lost to the State University of Iowa in basketball, 47-12.
346	Bruin & Campbell are crack shots; former students at State Teachers College make new record at Iowa City	Fennerikus Bruins and Macy Campbell have joined the Rifle Club at the State University in Iowa City.
346	Colegrove's book won; named by official reading circle board on Tuesday in Des Moines; "The Teacher and the School" receives honored selection	Professor Colegrove's latest book has been widely acclaimed by the Iowa state reading circle board.
346	Normal Club banquet	A banquet was held for the Iowa Normal Club in Iowa City; roster of speakers and topics.
348	Prof. M. F. Arey and Prof. J. B. Knoepfler	Spent time with M. W. Bartlett at the home of his daughter.
348	The death of Mrs. L. E. Huntley	Funeral took place at home.
348	Miss Esther Hurwich	Confined to her home by an attack of the grippe.
348	Miss Ruth Fulmer	Enjoyed a visit from her mother.
348	Exchange notes	A meeting of the Board of Control decided to allow each high school in the state to send one student to any of the three public colleges and universities to receive an honors scholarship.
348	About twenty members of the faculty	Faculty gathered for a winter picnic.
349	Miss Iva Williams	Spent time at her home in Hampton.
349	The chapel exercises	Led by Marjorie Melcher.
349	Last Tuesday	President Seerley and Professor Wright attended the I. S. T. C. banquet.
349	Miss Newton	Spent time inspecting the music department.
349	Miss Floy Graham	Will teach piano.
349	Mr. G. W. Samson	Left to give lectures in Estherville.
350	Miss June Young	Visited Des Moines.
350	Miss Esther Seerley	Spent time visiting relatives in Kansas City.
350	Last Thursday	Banquet for the Tuesday Club was held at the home of President Seerley.
350	Misses McMillan and Leason	Spent time visiting friends on College Hill.
350	Misses Mary Samson, Hope Ainley, and Lucile Runkle	Left to spend time in Lisbon, Iowa.
350	Miss Helen Lawrence	Spent time on the Hill visiting friends.
350	Miss Nora Moscrip	Confined to her room due to illness.
350	Miss Hope Ainley	Spent time with Mary Samson.
350	Miss Chase	Spoke in Professor Cable's class.
350	Announcement	Chauncey Houstman and Paul Davis are running for positions on the Normal Eyte editorial staff.
351	Bible Study Department of the Y. M. and Y. W. Christian Associations; lessons prepared by C. P. Colegrove	Lesson XXI: Israel's national life under the judges
352	Y. W. C. A. notes	President Seerley addressed a joint meeting to begin the religious campaign.
353	Orchestral recital	The second recital of the Orchestral Department will occur on February 17th.
353	Lost and regained	A poem written by a member of the Eulalian Literary Society about President Seerley.
354	Change of date	Due to Marguerite Hussey's illness, the date of the Physical Training Exhibits will be changed.
354	One of the most interesting meetings yet held	Students from the science departments spoke at the Science Club meeting on science related topics.
356	Locals	Theron Walker has scarlet fever; Professor Colegrove's book has been selected by a reading circle.
356	Domestic Science class organized	The officers of the junior class of the Department of Domestic Science were elected.
357	Societies	Women in the Department of Art have formed an Alpha Art League.