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1	Before the close of the school last year	Orators were selected last school term so that they would have time to prepare for the state contest; some apparently have declined to participate now that school is back in session.


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2	Shall we increase the membership?	Majority of Oratorical Association members are not in school this term; association should act quickly to fill ranks again.

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3	The I. S. N. S. Cadet Band	Brief history of the Cadet Band; organized in 1892; reorganized in 1893; now seeking good set of instruments after using poor instruments for several years.


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4	What has the Lecture Committee done?	Committee has lined up J. Wight Giddings, Schuman Male Quartette, and Joseph Cook; description of the performers.

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5	A request for a catalog	C. C. Hammerly is in charge of the normal department of the Sac City Institute.


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6	E. G. Clark	Returns to school.


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7	E. P. Cunningham, W. R. Patterson and Will S. Hearst	Will attend University of Iowa; Rodney Arey and Gregg McAlvin will be there, too.


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8	From Adel	E. B. Wilson will attend law school.


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9	Miss Edith Roberts	Will teach in Vermilion, South Dakota; Mabel Shearer was elected there, but will not teach there.


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10	Miss Lulu Marsh	Teaching in Cresco.


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11	Miss Maggie Montgomery and Miss Jennie Harper	Teaching in State Center.


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12	Miss Maude Humphrey	Teaching in Shelby.


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13	Miss May Boynton	Teaching in Nevada.


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14	Miss Stella Crary	Teaching in Union.


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15	R. M. Hassel	Will be principal in Grundy Center.


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16	The board at Riceville	H. E. Blackmar will teach there.


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17	We have before us a friendly greeting	E. J. Turner is principal at Magnolia.

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18	E. Linnie Moore	Married Dr. C. B. Miller.


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19	Ella S. Earhart	Died September 7, 1894.


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20	Geo H. Olmsted	Reports that six of the eight teachers in Sibley are Normalites.


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21	We hear that Miss Frankie Cross	Doing well in Marshalltown.


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22	Y. W. & Y. M. C. A.	Prayer meeting leaders announced; roster of Sunday School teachers; student holding informal prayer sessions at noon and after recitations.

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23	Ad. Miller	Visiting campus.


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24	F. E. Ball	Back in school.


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25	Frank E. Gibbons	Visited the Normal.


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26	Miss Addie Chambers	Enrolls.


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27	Miss Bessie Little	Back in school.


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28	Miss Clara Terwilliger	Back in school with her sister.


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29	Miss Emma Lambert	Joins First Year class.


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30	Miss Grace McNeil	Has been sick.


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31	Miss Jennie Loomer	Has been sick.


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32	Miss Jennie McAlvin	Visited classes.


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33	Miss Jessie Williams	Enrolled.


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34	Miss Leona Vinton	Enrolled.


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35	Miss Mabel Dayton	Visited the Normal.


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36	Miss Martha Waynick	Has been sick.


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37	Miss Nervie Keeler	Teaching near Ames.


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38	Miss Sue Graham	Teaching in Lorimor.


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39	Mr. A. W. Fenner	Enrolls.


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40	Mr. Abegglen	Back in school.


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41	Mrs. Loughridge is very ill


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42	Rev. Joy	Enrolled in special Latin course.


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43	That dreadful time	Spelling exam approaches.


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44	The familiar face	H. E. Aldrich on campus.


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45	The many friends	Glad to see Helen Poor.


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46	The one new house on Normal Street	Harry Aldrich builds a new house over the summer.

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47	After an absence of several terms	Florence and Charles Ensign enroll.


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48	During his vacation	Erwin Schenk worked with brother in planing mill.


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49	J. B. Steece	Visits, but eye condition will not allow him to enter school.


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50	Miss Beulah Burris	Attends sister's wedding.


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51	Miss Cora Munro	Visited chapel as did Ed. K. Campbell.


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52	Miss Emma Bradley	Teaching in Superior, Nebraska.


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53	Miss Flora Grice	Will teach in Shell Rock.


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54	Miss Loma Crosby	Married Elsworth Haven.


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55	Miss Mary Crane	Taking instruction in drawing.


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56	Miss Norma Butterfield	Visited by mother.


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57	Mr. Lester E. Johnson	Receives state certificate.


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58	The orators of the past few days	Toster of chapel speakers.


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59	The prospect for a new set of instruments	Seeking funds for instruments.


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60	W. A. Bartlett	Visits the school and the library.


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61	What caused that broad smile	Margaret Klinefelter visited by father.


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62	What will Normal Street and S. N. S. do	Will miss Rodney Arey.


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63	When Rodney Arey returned from the encampment	Enjoyed experience at National Guard encampment.

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64	Athletic	Professor Parish addresses the association; many join; need more help in keeping the tennis courts in good repair.


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65	Every tennis player	Player hit on head when his racket falls on him.


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66	For some mysterious reason	Students seemed to be enjoying themselves after a load of watermelons went up the Hill.


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67	Glenn Haven	Has bad cold.


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68	Many were the farewells	J. G. McAlvin and Rolla Patterson depart for the University of Iowa.


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69	Miss Mary E. Simmons	Spent summer at Lake Geneva.


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70	The many friends of John and Mary Cameron	Brother died.


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71	The Neos are in a very flourishing condition	Receiving applications for membership.


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72	The Neotrophian Society	Install new officers.


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73	The new officers of the Cliosophic Society	Roster of officers.


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74	There are already enrolled	Fall enrollment includes 581 Normal students, sixty-seven in the Preparatory Department, and sixty in the Training School; promises to surpass last year's totals.


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75	Veatch and Bull	Pass out pencils with name of their business engraved.