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Issue Contents

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1	Municipal reform

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2	Untitled	Engraving of new building; photo.

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3	Advice for the times Morrison--Bertha Cressup (Class of 1896)	Dialect poem.


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4	Baccalaureate address	Brief summary of President Seerley's address, "The Promise of the Kingdom".

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5	On Friday evening	Philos host reception for literary societies.


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6	The exhibition drills	Over one thousand, including the Governor, witness the drills; Company C wins award.


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7	The heads of the departments	Sketch of backs of faculty's heads; photo.


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8	The programs of Tuesday	Alumni meet; class day exercises; Class of 1895 gives two etchings for the new library.


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9	The teachers in the Normal School for the year of 1895-6	Roster of faculty and their assignments.

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10	Five years of rapid growth	Good look at development of College Hill after Boarding Department closed; development of housing and other improvements including Seerley Park.

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11	The dream of an alumnus Lyon--Willard H. (Class of 1896)	A poetic look at the Normal School.


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12	The state is pushing work	Cartoon shows faculty working on Administration Building.

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13	Normal Eyte staff	Individual photos of staff; photo.

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14	Class poem Beake--Feleo (Class of 1951)

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15	General class song	General song and individual class songs.

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16	Miss Beulah Burris	Will teach in Sibley.


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17	Miss De Hart	Visits brother.


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18	Mr. G. W. Hursey	Sees friends graduate.

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19	Following are a few of the persons	Roster of former students who attended Commencement week activities; news about what those students are doing.


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20	G. J. McAlvin	On debate team at University of Iowa.


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21	In addition to his regular school work	S. C. Smith will attend University of Iowa and teach at academy.


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22	Messrs. W. L. Hearst and W. R. Patterson	Home from University of Iowa.


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23	Messrs. Welty and Chas. Johnson	Visited Hudson with Mr. Hollis.


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24	Miss Corma Ireland	Attended Commencement.


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25	Miss Florence Zerwekh	Will not teach in Villisca as reported earlier.


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26	Miss Ildra Hathaway	Visited campus.


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27	Miss Jessie Bradshaw and Miss Artie Roberts	Visit campus.


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28	Miss Lena Shannon	Attends Commencement.


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29	Miss Lottie Dale	Visits sister Lillian.


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30	Miss Louie Morris and Miss Blanche Brown	Attend Commencement.


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31	Miss Lucy Smith	Will continue at Red Oak.


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32	Miss Margaret Klinefelter	Called home after her mother was injured.


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33	Miss May Brown	Called home because of death of uncle.


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34	Misses Benson, McDonald, Hall, and Emery	Visit Hudson.


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35	Misses Effie Tamblyn and Susie Benson	Visit campus.


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36	Mr. B. A. Smille	Will be principal at Larchwood.


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37	Mr. Charles Severance	Will return to work in Shellsburg.


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38	Mr. E. G. Copeland	Entertains brother.


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39	Mr. F. W. Perkins	Will return to school.


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40	Mr. P. E. McClennahan	Visited campus.


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41	Mr. R. W. Keeler and his sister Nervie	Attended services.


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42	Mrs. Wilbern	Visits daughter Jessie.


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43	Professor Bartlett	Attends daughter Mollie's commencement at Grinnell.

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44	S. N. S. faculty	Composite photo of faculty; photo.

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45	A. L. Thorburn	Re-elected in Richland.


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46	C. A. and Robert Fullerton	Charles will study at Harvard and Robert will study music in Boston this summer.


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47	C. W. Bartine	Principal at Monona.


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48	E. E. Amsden	Writes from Griswold.


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49	E. E. Crane	Doing well in Iowa City.


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50	F. A. Burton	Will attend Amherst College this summer.


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51	J. A. Edquist	Professor of science and history at Gustavus Adolphus College.


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52	Miss Bertha L. Engel	Teaching in Elmhurst, Illinois.


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53	Miss Matie Steimel	Will be in Waterloo this summer.


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54	Miss Nellie Stark	Will fill Gertrude Leland's place at Cresco.


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55	Mr. Carlton C. Magee	Has been teaching in Charles City; will go to Carroll.


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56	Park City, Utah	Blanche Perry enjoys teaching there.


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57	The friends of F. E. Ball	Mr. Ball will be principal at Redding.


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58	The New London schools	Under management of S. B. Stonerook.


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59	We are in receipt of a letter	Thomas B. Platt is a pharmacist in Peterson.

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60	Municipal reform Rummel--Carl W. (Class of 1895)	Essay.

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61	The mission of the West Hall--Jennie E. (Class of 1895)	Essay.

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62	Board of Directors	Composite photo; photo.

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63	The demands of Caesar Burris--Walter Gordon ( Class of 1896)	Essay.

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64	The majesty of solitude Curtis--Edith H. (Class of 1895)	Essay.

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65	Class prophecy, '95 Chick--Myrtle D. (Class of 1895)	A look ahead for the class.

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66	Fourth Year class	Composite class photo on two pages; photo.

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67	Y. W. & Y. M. C. A.	A look at the 1894-1895 year; 671 enrolled in Bible classes; financial reports.

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68	Philomathean Society	A look at the purposes and activities of the society.

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69	Alpha: reminiscences of the year	Poetic tribute.


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70	Cliosophic Beake--Feleo (Class of 1951)	Poetic tribute.

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71	Military officers	Group photo; photo.

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72	S. N. S. Band	Group photo; photo.

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73	Shakespearean Society	A review of the year's activities.

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74	Aristotelian Society	Poetic tribute.


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75	Neotrophian	Quick look at its purposes.

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76	Orios	A look at the year's activities.


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77	Zetalethean	Purposes and spirit of the group.

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78	The M'Arey Natural History Association	A look at the year's activities; brief history of the group.

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79	Normal Hill	A view of College Hill from the northeast; photo.

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80	Alumni register, 1895	Officers of Alumni Association; list of alumni with their degrees, current jobs, and locations.


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81	It is with pride	Athletic Association reviews year's activities; baseball team lost just one game; plan for baseball, football, track, and gymnastics next year; J. C. Prall recognized for his athletic abilities.