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1	In a school where the attendance reaches the vast number	Cites difficulties in becoming acquainted with others and in overcoming the differences between home and campus.

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2	The oratorical contest Fuller--Albert C. (Class of 1899; Extension Faculty; Alumni Director)	Preparing for interstate contest to be held in Cedar Falls.

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3	In another place	Alumni reunion will be held in association with the Iowa State Teachers Association meeting.

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4	Is active solicitation for society members best? Babcock--Charles L. (Class of 1897)	Believes that people should judge which society is best for them.

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5	Hon. Henry Sabin	Will give course of lectures in summer.


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6	Recital	Miss Falkler's students will present readings.


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7	The Board	Arranged course of lectures by faculty on methods of instruction.


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8	The Board of Trustees	Met for quarterly meeting; committee appointed to investigate need for additional buildings.


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9	The summer term	Circular will be printed soon.


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10	The winter term	Enrollment large; four assemblies held during chapel.

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11	Christina Patterson	Teaching at Philby.


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12	David K. Bond	Principal of Calhoun County Normal School.


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13	Ella D. Williams	Teaching in Waterloo.


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14	Elma Raymond	Teaching in California.


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15	Emma K. Hegner	Teaching at Waupon, Wisconsin.


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16	Fannie Shaffer	Teaching in North Des Moines.


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17	Grace Potwin	Teaching at Independence.


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18	H. A. Hull	Superintendent in Dillon, Montana.


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19	H. Eugene Button	Studying law.


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20	J. J. Daly	Practicing medicine in LaGrange, Illinois.


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21	J. P. Dodds	Principal in Oskaloosa.


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22	Lula A. Gates	Teaching at Norway.


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23	Mabel Gillett	Assistant at Independence.


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24	Mary Achenbach	Teaching in Liscomb.


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25	Minnie Gardner	Teaching at Shelby.


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26	Miss Clara Drenning	At work cataloguing library collection.


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27	Nellie Dority	Teaching in Oakland,


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28	Rev. Haskell	Missionary to Bulgaria on campus; son married Martha Miller.


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29	S. M. Coddington	Principal in Port Byron, Illinois.


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30	Some additions to the plumbing	In Central Hall.


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31	Stella Herbert Hartshorn	Missionary in Utah.


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32	The Board is considering the propriety	May add electricity for lab work.


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33	The department of mathematics	Surveying equipment ordered.


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34	W. E. Albertson	Now in New Richland, Minnesota.


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35	W. T. Davidson	Principal at Spirit Lake.

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36	C. C. Magee	Named son after O. M. Harvey.


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37	Clara Boss	Has been student in Iowa City.


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38	J. E. Vance	Principal at Springville rather that at Springfield, as was earlier reported.


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39	L. B. Moffett	Has 625 students in his Oelwein schools.


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40	M. Louise Crary	Teaching in Grundy Center; brother practicing law there.


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41	The alumni reunion	Alumni Association will sponsor reunion at Iowa State Teachers Association meeting.

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42	Amy Eldred	Visited Waterloo.


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43	Amy Tompkins	Teaching near Cedar Falls.


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44	Anna Althouse	Teaching in Hardin County.


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45	Cora Snider	Left school.


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46	E. P. Corkery	Will teach in Lyon County.


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47	Earl Granger	Enrolled.


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48	Elie Sellen	Left school.


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49	Ella Danskin	Was sick.


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50	Gertrude Clark	Has neuralgia.


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51	Gertrude Marshall	Visiting Vinton.


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52	Harry Fields	Injured foot when he stepped on a rusty nail.


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53	Iva Ogle	Visited Kate Toole.


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54	J. M. Canfield	Will teach in Oskaloosa.


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55	James Lees	Assistant principal at Greene visits Cedar Falls.


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56	Juno Spencer	Went home due to sickness.


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57	Louise Adron	At home this winter.


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58	Louise Nelson	Teaching at Jewel Junction.


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59	May Babcock	Teaching near New Hampton.


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60	Minnie Newton	Teaching near Newell.


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61	Miss Falkler	Did not meet class.


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62	Miss Mehan	Was sick.


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63	Mr. Barnett	Returned to school.


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64	Mrs. A. C. Page	Entertained friends.


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65	Nettie Hartsell	Visited campus.


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66	Olivia Kendrick	Friend died.


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67	Pearle Adams	Was sick.


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68	R. C. McCoy	Teaching in Black Hawk County.


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69	Twas good skating weather


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70	We are glad to state	Professor Samson met his classes.

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71	A fourth chapel has been organized	To accommodate increased enrollment.


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72	Herbert S. Faisall	Visiting President Seerley.


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73	If it be true	Normal Hill is slippery.


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74	Mabelle McBride	Visited Webster City.


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75	Miss Arnold	Recovers from burns and is back in school.


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76	Miss Lillian Long	At home due to mother's illness.


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77	Mr. Doran	Spoke on reading at chapel.


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78	Nellie Newcom	Will teach in Sac County; Nellie Mettlin will teach in Buchanan County.


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79	Prof. and Mrs. Newton	Entertained Board of Trustees.


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80	Rev. E. J. Lockwood	Representatives from Yale Missionary Band will be in Cedar Falls.


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81	The Cottage Reading Circle	Met at President Seerley's home.


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82	The latest fad among Normal girls	Collect pictures from newspapers.


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83	The new parlor car	Elegant street railway car reaches the Normal.


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84	The pupils of Julia Curtiss	Gave recital at her home.


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85	Thomas L. Long	First Normalite to enlist in spring 1898 was mustered out and is back in school.


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86	We are glad to state	Professor Parish recovering from ankle injury.

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87	Neo public	Account of recent program.


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88	Y. W. C. A.	Hear about missionary work in Bulgaria and India.

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89	Aristo	Account of recent debate and meeting.

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90	The Bible Study Department	Lesson XIV: Christmas lesson.