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1 A person is judged by his actions Should support baseball team.
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2 But a short time remains Should support ISNS contestant in oratory contest.
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3 Honorable Henry Sabin Delivered address in Des Moines.
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4 Mr. Samson Will attend Child Study meeting.
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5 The committee of the faculty New admissions blank prepared.
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6 The inconsistencies of man Opposes legalization of liquor manufacture in Iowa.
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7 The new catalogue Will include half-tone illustrations of school facilities.
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8 The Summer Term program Meeting with widespread approval.
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9 We deem it but simple justice Praise for janitorial staff; urges students to do their part in keeping facilities clean.
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10 First class certificate Henry Sabin says that certification in the new subjects requires lengthy study rather than simply institute work.
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11 M'Arey Natural History Association Presentation topics.
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12 Miss McGovern Giving lessons in the "Speer Method"; will offer further instruction in summer session.
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13 Mr. Walters Preparing many specimens for Museum.
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14 Museum notes G. W. Walters is preparing so many new specimens that he will need a new case.
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15 The Normal Eyte illustrated edition Will be bigger and better than ever.
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16 There is inquiry State certificates for primary teachers will not be offered for several years.
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17 The wonderful English
Moore--Lina H. (Class of 1897)
Essay on the English people.
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18 G. W. Randlett Will go to Pomeroy; Mr. Fackler will attend the University of Iowa.
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19 Miss Emma L. Evans Will be assistant principal at Greene.
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20 Miss Henrietta Brayton Assistant principal at Neola; May Brown teaching there, too.
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21 Miss Lena Wing Re-elected at Doon.
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22 Nellie Maynard Will teach at Garner.
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23 O. M. Harvey Will teach in Burlington.
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24 R. A. Elwood Will be principal at Milton.
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25 Reports have come to us E. D. Ede doing well at Fairbank.
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26 Superintendent H. E. Wheeler Re-elected at Sidney.
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27 The school board of North Des Moines Re-elects Fannie Shaffer.
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28 The success of the Garner schools J. F. Doderer re-elected superintendent.
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29 W. F. Berner Will complete medical school at Northwestern University.
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30 Messrs. M. R. Weldy, R. M. Wyant, and H. E. Thompson Most distinguished military science students of Class of 1896.
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31 Principal F. M. Allen Re-elected at Marathon.
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32 The school board at Odebolt Charles Henry re-elected principal; Ruth Traver, Mae Barrows, and Clara Brown will teach there.
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33 Y. M. & Y. W. C. A. Report of the work of the YMCA for the year.
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34 Athletic Department Plans for track and field; Tennis Association elected officers.
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35 Anna Hansen Doing well in Parkersburg.
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36 Ben Quigley Went to Perry.
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37 Blanche Israel Visited campus.
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38 Companies A. and B Played a game of baseball.
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39 Edith Knickerbocker Visited campus.
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40 Grace Armstrong Teaching in Osage.
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41 J. J. Jones Back in school.
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42 Last Sunday morning Professor Wright gave a sermon.
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43 Mabel Long Re-elected in Marathon.
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44 Miss Elizabeth Heaton Has been sick.
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45 Miss Kate Sullivan Visited Miss McGovern.
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46 Miss McGovern Having work done on her house.
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47 Miss Pearl England Coaching basketball team at Penn College.
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48 Mr. Smith Visited Josephine Creelman.
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49 Mrs. Dr. Sage Visited brother Casper Schenk.
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50 Nellie Palmer Visited Alden.
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51 Professor Page Has addition put on his house.
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52 Really, we are having some new sidewalks! Being laid on Normal Street.
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53 The Reading Circle Miss Falkler gives program.
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54 We very much regret Frank Fullerton has left school due to eye trouble.
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55 You must keep off the grass It is growing so fast that it will push you off.
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56 Fencing has become one of the attractive features Women enjoy fencing; basketball continues to be popular.
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57 Last Saturday evening Group organizes K. U. T. E. to have a good time.
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58 The friends of Miss Baker Will give readings at summer Chatauqua; will enter University of Chicago in fall.