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1 Although our resources have not been increased to the extent that we might desire Increased budget will help to solve the worst of the overcrowding problems.
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2 Appropriations Bill is very near completion; will include $30,000 for a new building, though President Seerley believes that about $75,000 is needed; bill also includes money for the library and a librarian as well as other new funds; $20,000 per biennium addition.
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3 All the world's a school The aims of education and the role of a great teacher.
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4 The chlorine poisoning case at Cornell University Class rivalry at Cornell University results in death; believes Western spirit would not allow such an event to happen at ISNS.
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5 A. L. Thorburn Principal at Richland.
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6 Andrew P. McMahon First year law school student at University of Iowa.
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7 Beth A. Huntley Intermediate teacher at Earlville.
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8 C. F. Curtis Principal at Scranton.
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9 Carrie B. Neckman Teaching in Monticello.
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10 David L. Skiff Fruit farming in California.
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11 Emma L. Funk Principal at Hampton.
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12 Geo. H. McManus After West Point graduation, he is in the artillery in Florida.
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13 Hannah M. Hen Teaching in Huron, South Dakota.
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14 Hilda G. Lundeen Assistant principal at Bellevue, Wisconsin.
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15 Ida Morgan Teacher in Bedford.
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16 Lillian L. Crossley Studying at Southwest Kansas College while serving as a faculty member at a boarding school.
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17 Lizzie M. Ellis Teaching at Fontanelle,
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18 Mae Loonan Teaching at Industrial School for Girls.
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19 Marguerite Staves Principal at Hampton.
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20 Nellie M. Starks Assistant principal at Coleridge, Nebraska.
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21 Rachel Bunnell Teaching near Missouri Valley.
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22 Rev. O. F. Burgess, '84, and wife In Hennepin County, Minnesota.
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23 Rose Mintier Family manager in one department of Girls' Training School in Mitchelville.
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24 S. Eugene McMahon Practicing law in Algona.
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25 Sadie M. Seabloom Teaching in Wahoo, Nebraska.
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26 W. F. Berner Medical student at Northwestern University.
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27 W. I. Benham Principal of Hamilton Institute in Mendota, Virginia.
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28 Warren Carroll Practicing law in Townsend, Washington.
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29 Winifred Hazen Slocum Has taught since 1885; now in Sioux City.
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30 Wm. T. Dick Principal at Bonaparte; will do summer institute work.
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31 A student killed in boxing Harvard student killed in boxing match; believes wisdom in necessary in the practice of athletics.
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32 Alice M. Hurley Assistant principal in Redlands, California.
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33 Alvin E. Reynolds Principal in Nassau; married Anna E. Wilson.
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34 At 12 PM, March 20th Addie Calkins married William J. Frederick.
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35 Chas. Henry St. Ansgar board would like to retain him, but he may move on.
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36 Clara Blackburn Resting this year; expects to get back to teaching.
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37 Mary A. Crew Teaching at Nassau.
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38 The school board of Shelby C. S. Cobb will continue another year in Shelby.
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39 Y. M. & Y. W. C. A. A look back at the work of the term; Sunday School will be continued.
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40 Bert Abel Enrolled again.
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41 Blaine Youel and Glenn Haven Entered school.
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42 Miss Fannie Waters Visited her sister Ella.
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43 Misses Ina and Etta Faris Will not return to school.
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44 Mr. Stockman Enters school.
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45 Spirit Lake Railroad offers transportation to Hotel Orleans.
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46 We insert the following note with pleasure President Seerley strongly recommends the Field and School Naturalist.
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47 Chas. Thompson Left school due to sickness.
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48 Geo. E. Welles Succeeding as insurance agent.
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49 H. C. Dorcas Guest of E. O. Bronson.
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50 J. H. Fellingham and F. C. Woods Visit Charles City.
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51 Messrs. T. M. and John Prall, together with O. M. Harvey Visit the Hearsts.
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52 Miss Alma Gray Will teach this spring and summer.
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53 Miss Blanche Brown Visits Grinnell.
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54 Miss Cora Henness Will not return to school.
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55 Miss Corma Ireland Spent vacation with Corrina Harkness.
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56 Miss Crosby Will teach in Buena Vista County.
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57 Miss Della Northey Will return to school.
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58 Miss Draper Back in school after teaching jobs.
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59 Miss Elizabeth Gilchrist Visits Norma Butterfield.
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60 Miss Hoagland Has left school.
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61 Miss Marguerite Irwin Will teach near Waterloo.
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62 Miss Martha Barton Unable to finish term because of sickness.
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63 Miss Myrtle Chick Has recovered and will return to school.
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64 Misses Harper, Laird, and Johnson Left before the close of the term due to sickness.
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65 Misses Inez and Edna Simmons Called home due to mother's sickness.
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66 Mr. Lester Visits T. M. Prall.
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67 Pres. Seerley Again visits the General Assembly.
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68 The new State Bank Solicits business of Normal students.
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69 W. L. Hearst Visits friends at the Normal.
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70 W. W. Wilson, R. Patterson, Carl Treimer, and Chas. Martin Visit the Normal.
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71 C. A. and P. G. Fullerton Attended the SUI concert and visited friends.
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72 F. G. Miller Visits friends and his sister Nellie.
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73 Hi! Hi! Hi! Students should know the school yells.
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74 J. H. Fellingham Visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henry.
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75 J. R. Byers Will replace Percy Huggett in Bancroft.
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76 Miss Wallbank, Miss Schell, Miss Anderson, and Miss Baker Entertained friends.
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77 Mrs. Loughridge Speaks to women students.
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78 Normal Hill enjoyed the rarity Normal Band and Minnesingers perform.
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79 The Cliosophic, Shakespearean, and Alpha Societies Enjoy the singing of Emma Conklin.
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80 The committee on program Class Day group has met and begun its work.
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81 The Easter bonnet Has been a source of anxiety for some women.
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82 Those who may wish to secure assistance O. M. Harvey is a representative for two teachers agencies.
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83 We will give all students a special discount Selling sporting and athletic goods.
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84 Athletic Limit Field Day entries to four events per man; forty new members elected; consider admission to Intercollegiate Association