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1	State Normal buildings	Panoramic view from the east; photo.

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2	Normal Eyte staff	Individual portraits of the staff; photo.

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3	Oftentimes excusing of a fault	Normal Eyte staff offers the Commencement issue.

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4	All persons desirous of participating	Happy that the NEA will meet next in Milwaukee.


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5	The beginnings of the State Normal School Wright--David Sands (Mathematics Faculty)	Professor Wright offers his views of the early days of the school; includes several humorous anecdotes.

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6	Board of Directors	Profiles of the members of the Board of Directors.


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7	Henry Sabin, L. L. D.	Tribute to Henry Sabin and his influence on the Normal School.

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8	The faculty	Profiles of the faculty members; photo.

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9	The Y. M. and the Y. W. C. A. of the State Normal School Seerley--Homer Horatio (President of ISNS and ISTC)	President Seerley talks about the benefits of the two Christian associations.

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10	What has impressed you most in the Normal School? Samson--George--Sr. (Psychology Faculty)	Professor Samson has been impressed by the earnest spirit, the unity of spirit, and the Christian spirit and influence.


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11	What has the Normal School done for the state? Bartlett--Moses Willard (English Faculty)	Professor Bartlett says that educated men and women are the best result.

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12	What the literary societies have done for the Normal School McFarland--Marion (Class of 1912)	Miss McFarland believes that the societies have made students more at ease and better able to work together.

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13	September first our year began	Poetic tribute to the Aristotelians.

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14	Neotrophian	A look at Neotrophian activities for 1896-1897.

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15	Zetalethean	Review of Zetalethean activities for 1896-1897.

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16	Philomathean Society	Review of Philomathean activities for 1896-1897.

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17	Faculty no. 1	Composite of individual faculty portraits; photo.

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18	Faculty no. 2	Composite of individual faculty portraits; photo.

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19	Faculty no. 3	Composite of individual faculty portraits; photo.

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20	Alpha	Review of Alpha programs for 1896-1897.


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21	Orios	Review of Orio programs for 1896-1897.

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22	Shakespearean Society	Review of Shakespearean programs for 1896-1897.

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23	Cliosophic	Review of Clio programs for 1896-1897.

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24	III H. S. and IV year poem Lambert--Brian	Poetic look at the class and its activities.


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25	Primary Teachers Roundtable	Review of Roundtable work for 1896-1897.

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26	Fourth Year Class of 1897	Composite of individual student portraits; photo.

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27	Third Year class poem Garrison--Hattie A. (Class of 1897)	Poetic tribute to Class of 1897.

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28	The White Fawn: II H. S. class poem Wagner--Ida A. (Class of 1897)	Tribute to the Class of 1897 and it achievements.

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29	III H. S. and IV Year song


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30	Third Year class song

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31	Class song; II Year high school


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32	General class song

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33	Philomathean Literary Society	Group portrait; photo.

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34	Alpha Literary Society	Group portrait; photo.

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35	O'er city roofs Morrison--Bertha Cressup (Class of 1896)


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36	The spirit of our school Call--Myra E. (Latin Faculty)	Believes that students' earnest desire to become excellent teachers is responsible for the strong school spirit.

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37	The rose my little sweetheart wore Nothomb--Henry E.(Class of 1887)

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38	What the alumni have done for Iowa	Number of alumni approaching one thousand; survey of their achievements near home and abroad.

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39	John Sogard	May teach in this part of the country.


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40	Miss Anna Livingood	Teaching in Eureka, California.


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41	Miss Anna Morgan	Will teach at University of the Pacific.


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42	Miss Mamie P. Herrick	Will teach in Storm Lake.


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43	Miss Nellie Wallbank	Completed manuscript of grammar book.


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44	Miss Sadie M. Seabloom	Resigned form position in Wahoo, Nebraska.


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45	Mr. and Mrs. George H. Olmsted	Visited campus.


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46	Mr. and Mrs. Gray of Postville	Issue invitations for the marriage of their daughter Alma to C. A. Fullerton.


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47	Percival Hunt	Will teach in Eagle Grove.


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48	Principal J. A. Beard	Will go to Wood River, Nebraska.


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49	The assistant principal	Lucy Spicer elected in Spirit Lake; W. T. Davidson is principal there.


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50	The Military Department	History of the Student Battalion.


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51	W. A. Bartlett	Will continue as principal in Winona, Minnesota.

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52	Y. W. & Y. M. C. A.	Report on the work of the Christian associations in 1896-1897; financial reports; missionary efforts; Bible study group.

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53	The M'Arey Natural History Association	History of the association.

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54	The city of Cedar Falls as an educational center	A look at the beneficial aspects of Cedar Falls as home for ISNS.

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55	Shakespearean Literary Society	Group portrait; photo.

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56	Cliosophic Literary Society	Group portrait; photo.

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57	Aristotelian Literary Society	Group portrait; photo.

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58	Oratory	History of oratory at ISNS.

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59	Authorship and publications in the Normal School	A look at faculty publications.


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60	Music Department	Description of the work of the department.

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61	Athletic Association	Officers elected; school track records.


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62	Musical recital	Finishes year with concert.

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63	B. J. Lambert	Went to Waterloo.


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64	Bertha and Dana Pierce	Went with parents to Louisiana.


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65	Bertha Bennett	Mother visits.


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66	C. E. Bowen	Called home.


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67	Evelyn Newton	Will teach in Belle Plaine.


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68	Flora Hawley	Called home due to family illness.


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69	Harold Scott	Goes home due to father's illness.


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70	J. E. Ellison	Will return to school after teaching in Wood River, Nebraska.


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71	Jesse McLaughlin	Visiting friends.


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72	Joe Vance	Contributed bird to museum collection.


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73	Julia Steiner	Sprained ankle.


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74	Lillian Gillaspie	Visited campus; has been teaching in Albia.


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75	May Richardson	Went home due to sickness.


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76	Miss Falkler's physical culture classes	Gave exhibition.


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77	Misses Suplee and Buck	Visited Waterloo.


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78	Mr. Seerley	Addressed Boone High School.


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79	Rose Wilmers	Called home due to mother's illness.


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80	Stella Pope	Went home due to eye trouble.


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81	The best kind of entertainment	Miss Baker will appear on Chautauqua program.


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82	The tennis tournament	Should be held Saturday.


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83	We have a photograph gallery on our grounds

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84	"Higher ever higher" seems to be the motto	Campus will have new 110-foot high flag pole.


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85	A public feast of music, oratory, and entertainment	Program for the Waterloo Chautauqua program.


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86	Edith Nash	Married the Reverend J. S. Reed.


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87	G. O. Fowler	Visiting sister Alice.


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88	Lois Creelman	Visited sister Josephine.


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89	Myrtie Hoagland and Belle Pounder	Visited campus.


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90	The Cottage Literary Society	Met at President Seerley's house.


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91	The Hawkeye Yellows and the Special Primary Blues	Will play basketball game.

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92	Alumni register, 1897	List of graduates of full courses of study with date of graduation, current location, and current occupation.

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93	Zetalethean Literary Society	Group portrait; photo.

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94	Orio Literary Society	Group portrait; photo.

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95	Neotrophian Literary Society	Group portrait; photo.

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96	Cadet Corps officers	Group portrait; photo.

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97	Basket ball team	Group portrait; photo.