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1 Although it may be universally acceded Praise for work of Professor Robert Fullerton.
2 In this issue Calls attention to article on education by Professor Loughridge.
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3 Supt. W. H. Bender Getting started in new position.
4 The prophet of the revolution
Barnett--E. Frances (Student--1896) 		Essay on Patrick Henry.
5 We beg the indulgence Believes latter part of school year should be given over to debate.
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6 The value of a college education
Loughridge--Albert (Latin Faculty) 		Professor Loughridge looks at a college education.
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7 A new Mason & Hamlin organ New organ purchased; old organ moved to physical culture classroom.
8 Fencing YMCA orders foils.
9 J. R. McNally Now practicing law.
10 Miss Cora Learned Visiting the West.
11 Miss Della F. Northey Will enroll at University of Iowa.
12 Miss Fannie Beckwith Teaching near Lake City.
14 Misses Harriet and Maude Stinson Teaching in Boise, Idaho.
15 Mr. C. S. Cobb Principal in Shelby.
16 Mr. P. G. Fullerton Justice of the peace in Rockford.
17 Mr. Robert T. Crawford Farming near Independence.
18 Mr. Samson had an experience Horse runs away with cutter; no one injured.
19 Mr. U. B. Kepford Teaching near Rowley.
20 Mr. Willard H. Lyon Doing well in Pella; Hattie Higley teaching there, too.
21 Mrs. Edward Smith Guest of Susie Smith.
22 Of the Class '95 A. O. Christopher and H. H. Savage doing well.
23 The following clipping Sherman Coddington married Anna Darnbrough.
24 The training school Walls have new paper.
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13 Misses Anna and Edna Black Visited Shellsburg.
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25 J. J. Lambert Health somewhat improved.
26 Leslie Chapman Has been assisting Professor Page.
27 Magazines Sent to bindery.
28 Miss Anna L. Clark Teaching at Sutherland; now enrolled in school.
29 Miss Edna Watson Will teach in Steamboat Rock.
30 Miss Flora Halway Was sick.
31 Miss Helen Poor Will visit Waterloo.
32 Miss Ida Davis Teaching in Fruita, Colorado.
33 Miss Jennie Wilson Called home due to brother's sickness.
34 Miss Maud Plopper Has been sick.
35 Miss McFarland Was sick.
36 Miss Prudy Jackson Teaching near Gilmore City.
37 Mr. Newton Works on woodpile.
38 Perry O. Cole Will be principal at Plymouth.
39 Prof. Bartlett Has had hoarse throat.
40 Six young ladies Roster of those who will complete Special Primary course.
41 T. E. Peck Now in Edgewood.
42 The Clios Apologize to those who were unable to find a seat at their last program.
43 The Orio Society Issued tickets to recent program.
44 We are glad to see Grace Minnis back in school.
45 We have two new enrollments Louie Lowe and Genevieve Nerrill enroll.
46 Y. M. & Y. W. C. A. A look at recent meetings.