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1	For some time	Some students desire to establish a school for practical politics; will present political arguments..


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2	The literary societies	Normal Eyte appoints W. J. McCready as special reporter on societies; urges societies to higher levels of achievement.

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3	Monometallism Johnson--Joseph O. (Class of 1897)	Joseph Johnson presents views.

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4	The figures	Enrollment is 707 in Normal proper, eighty-eight preparatory students, forty in grammar grades, and forty-three in primary department.

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5	In as much as it has pleased	Condolences from Shakespearean Society on death of Beulah Hopley.


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6	Miss Maude Humphrey	In second year at Shelby High School.


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7	Orators, attention	Looking forward to state contest; some doubt about continued membership in state association.


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8	To the alumni of I. S. N. S. Seerley--Homer Horatio (President of ISNS and ISTC)	Number of alumni prohibits publication of annual register; will attempt to mention each alumnus in the Normal Eyte.

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9	C. W. Bartine and Jno. Boyle	Visited the campus.


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10	In the public school directory of Boone	Roster of ISNS students teaching there.


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11	Miss Adella Gibson	Teaching in Malvern.


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12	Miss Debbie Davis	Teaching in Otranto.


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13	Miss Emma S. Mantz	Teaching in Pueblo, Colorado.


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14	Miss Eulalie G. Bradway	Teaching in Glen Ellen.


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15	Miss Grace Milliman	Teaching in Pocatello, Idaho.


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16	Miss Maude Anderson	Teaching near Harlan.


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17	Miss Susie Hemenway	Teaching in Osage.


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18	Mr. Carl Treimer	Still in Des Moines.


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19	Mr. Ed Rayburn	Clerk in Montezuma bank.


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20	Mr. Joe E. Vance	On way to St. Ansgar where he will teach.


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21	The following of our alumni	Roster of those enrolled at University of Iowa.


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22	W. E. Collins	Teaching in Rock Valley.


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23	Y. W. & Y. M. C. A.	Meeting leaders announced; Sunday School organized; hears address by missionary Joseph George.

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24	Miss Agnes Spangler	Leaves school because of eye trouble.


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25	Miss Anna Baker	Visited chapel.


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26	Miss Bertha Wise and Eunice Overman	Visited the campus.


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27	Miss Bessie Little	Will teach this winter and then return to the Normal.


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28	Miss Edna Poor	Working in father's office.


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29	Miss Gertrude Shank	Has been sick.


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30	Miss Harriet Cunningham	Will live with Margaret Baker.


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31	Miss Helen Fenner	Teaching in Winthrop.


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32	Miss Jennie Hutchinson	Teaching in Madison, Wisconsin.


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33	Miss Jessie Barnt	Missed school.


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34	Miss Marcella Ormsby	Missed school.


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35	Miss Martha Waynick	Teaching in Boone.


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36	Miss Mayme Johnson	Teaching in Luverne.


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37	Mr. C. W. Bartine	Visited friends.


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38	Mr. Cobb	Out of school.


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39	Mr. Joe Vance	Visited campus friends.


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40	Mr. John Boyle	Visited friends.


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41	Mr. W. E. Lamb	Visited Gladbrook.


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42	Mr. W. E. Snider	Teaching in Colesburg.


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43	One of the additions to Normal Street	New meat market.


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44	Oscar Fatland	Started for Cambridge.


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45	We regret to say	Helen Youell leaves school because of illness.


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46	You have no doubt noticed	Houses on College Hill have been re-numbered.

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47	At their last business meeting	Neotrophians elect officers.


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48	Miss Edith Curtis	Will teach in Monticello.


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49	Miss Emma Dahlin's sister	Clara Dahlin taking special course.


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50	Miss May J. Larkey	Married Clarence E. Taylor.


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51	Miss Rachel McGregor	Visited brother Robert; teaching in Butler County.


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52	Mr. Henry Barnt	Moved to Tennessee.


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53	The choir	Organized; performs on Sundays.


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54	The Cottage Literary Reading Circle	Met at President Seerley's house.


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55	The following persons	Clios elect officers.


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56	The orations delivered so far	Roster of speakers and topics.


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57	The Oratorical Association	Organized and moving ahead.

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58	At the business meeting	Aristos elect officers.


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59	Hear ye Normalite	Spelling test coming up.


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60	Last Friday	Shakespeareans give program on flowers.


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61	The various churches	Gave receptions to students.