Tribute from Professor Wright on the death of John Greenleaf Whittier.

Advice on dealing with the disease.

Active group promises to have a prosperous year; accumulating specimens; planning excursions.

Will remain in Ellensburg, Washington, for another year.

Accepts position at Homeopathic Surgical College in Iowa City.

Re-elected at Logan.

Teaching in Cedar City.

Principal at Rockwell.

Marries Mr. Moore in Independence.

Now at Norway in Benton County.

W. T. Dick marries Miss Bentonsfort.

Will move on to Sibley after two years at Alden.

Will attend the University of Iowa.

Will teach in Mt. Pleasant.

Will be superintendent in Hampton.

Teaching in Pueblo, Colorado.

Married; will work in Adel.

Ella Moore has gone to California for her health.

Teaching in Toledo.

Teaching in Clarinda.

Teaching in Clinton.

Elected principal at Coon Rapids.

Teaching in Hampton.

Elect M. O. Rowland as principal.

Graduated from Keokuk Medical College.

Will teach in Centerville.

Elected principal at Story City.

Mary D. Ballantyne marries T. W. Davis and moves to Santa Barbara, California.

Whereabouts and occupations of class members.

Taught at summer institute; now teaching at Conrad Grove.

Teaching in LeRoy, Minnesota.

Visiting Miss Arey; will go on to her position at St. Bethany's College in Topeka.

Chimney nearing completion.

Will begin junior year at University of Iowa.

Visits home in Marshalltown.

Visiting friends on campus.

Students and faculty appreciate new microscopes.

Conducts chapel exercises in preparatory department.

Attended sister's wedding.

State YWCA secretary conducts meeting.

Began teaching in Strawberry Point.

Elected to executive committee; Miss Scurry is corresponding secretary.

Teaching in Cedar Falls.

Association meets, outlines goals, and elects officers.

Meet Professor Loughridge in his Bible study class.

Led YWCA prayer meeting.

Shakespearean Society record is missing.

Will enter Conservatory of Music at Iowa College.

Old members organizing new club.

After initiating new members, the Alpha Society has a full complement of forty-six members.

Meetings have been well-attended.

Work has been especially hard for Resident Director Fields, who has been busy overseeing the recent changes in buildings and departments.

Has placed placards on walls reminding students not to mar the walls and woodwork.

Visiting Nellie Tate; will go to California.

Recently acquired two volume set of "Arabian Nights".

Detailed account of campus ball game between the Spinners and the Sprinters.