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In many respects Hopes that there will be good class poets selected.
The conference of college presidents President Seerley attended meeting at which the North Central Association was founded; the Normal School is a member of the Association.
As a result of the action Alumni Register will be published in the Commencement number of the Normal Eyte instead of in the school catalogue.
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Resolutions of condolence Alphas remember Clella Waite.
Reminiscences from '81 to '94 Alumni gather at Finlayson home in Des Moines to remember the old days.
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Y. W. & Y. M. C. A. Meeting leaders announced; description of new term reception.
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The constitutional committee Athletic Association studying constitutions of other colleges; seeking to offer tennis shoes to members at reduced prices; hoping to organize baseball team.
A. M. Willson Completed year's work in Colorado; unsure about future plans.
If the Board of Regents J. E. Cameron may join expedition to study marine fauna in Puget Sound.
Miss Ada Williams Had been teaching in Rock Rapids; now bookkeeper in Pasadena, California.
Miss Lillian Crosby Teaching at Webster City.
Lizzie M. Ellis Teaching at Fontanelle; Laura J. Brown is principal at Mt. Pleasant.
H. B. Lizer and Chas. Henry Doing institute work.
Mrs. John Kingman The former Lura Chase is in Chicago where her husband is studying medicine.
Among the I. S. N. S. graduates Roster of those teaching in Des Moines.
Clara Dodd Teaching in Maquoketa.
Maude Grundy In Morrisonville, Illinois.
Walter Guthridge Still in Centerville where Janet Wilson and Ida Sala also teach.
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Prof. Wright's new house Under construction on the Hill.
Mr. Rob't Fullerton Has been sick.
Miss Bertha Morrison Has entered school.
Miss Grace Potwin Visited friends.
Miss Simmons Visited Spencer.
Mr. I. M. Dodge Back in school.
A new invoice of bound magazines Received in the library.
Miss McFarland Visited Mrs. Kingman in Chicago.
Miss Clara Hearst Visited the Normal.
Miss Mary J. Wilson Teaching in Hampton.
We are glad to see Lizzie Bushyager is in school.
Mr. A. M. Lane Back in school.
Miss Isabella Fields Visited the Normal.
Miss Ina Faris Joined Fourth Year class.
Miss Bertha Wise Back in school.
Miss Myrtle Bell Sister Celia is in school, too.
Mr. A. F. Ewers Will graduate with III Years.
Hon E. J. Townsend Spends day at the Normal.
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Many of our students Prolonged their spring vacation as long as they could.
The Zetalethean Society Studying Greece this term.
There was a wedding Sophia Nelson married Mr. Jorgensen.
We are very glad to see Many former students back in school.
Miss Harriet Cunningham Visited campus.
All Fool's Day Snow brought sledding rather than tennis and baseball to mind.
Misses Della Northey . . . and Lou Elderkin Attended term reception.
The Clios Have elected new officers.
Miss Gill Visited Miss Dahlin.
After teaching one term K. N. Knudson back at Normal.
Miss Katherine Laird Visited campus.
Misses Clara Terwilliger and Etta Fournier Back in school.
All who knew Mr. O. J. McManus Visited campus.
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Bicycles Spalding bikes for sale.
Miss Lottie St. John Teaching in Otranto.
Miss Katie Heller At home in Marcus.
Mae Johnson Assistant in post office in Wyoming.
Mr. J. S. Chassell Working in bank in Iowa Falls.
Fred S. Cropper Now working as a railroad brakeman.
Our faculty hesitated Fourth Year students had been seated on platform in chapel; Choral Society now takes their place.
The following Poetic tribute to Neotrophians.
Miss Hulda Johnson Teaching in Riceville.
The Lecture Committee Ladies' Ariel Sextette will perform.
Monday morning Sidewalks icy; several students fall, including Minta Moore who hurt herself badly.
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Friday morning Orators and topics.
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Attention G. A. R.! Railroad offers special rates for travel to Shiloh battlefield reunion.
Shiloh battlefield reunion Special railroad rates available.