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1	In another column	Comments on President Seerley's address to the March section of the Class of 1899.


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2	The spring term opened	With good cooperation and plans for achievement.

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3	Spring athletics	Urges participation in track and baseball; considers best way to organize tennis.

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4	Words of sympathy	On death of Dora Larson's father.

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5	The evolution of Gladstone Van Winkle--Ethel Mina (Class of 1899)	Mina Van Winkle's prize-winning oration.

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6	Who is able for these things?	Text of President Seerley's address to the March section of the Class of 1899.

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7	Cora Monroe, '93, and Florence Streeter	Were home.


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8	Dr. J. G. McAlvin	Sister sick.


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9	Dr. M. H. Thielen	Will go into practice in Grundy Center with Dr. McAlvin.


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10	Dr. Pauline Leader	Superintendent and house physician at Mercy Hospital in Davenport.


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11	Fannie Laird	Married in February instead of November as was reported earlier.


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12	Florence Carter	Will teach in Des Moines.


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13	Jason Mowry	Home from Eldora.


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14	L. A. I. Chapman and wife	Visited Professor Page.


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15	Mae and Alta Birdsall	Father died.


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16	R. M. Wyant	In charge of schools in Linn Grove.


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17	Robert Fullerton	Will study music in New York.

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18	F. G. Miller	Doing well at Dunlap.


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19	Mrs. Ella B. Chassell	Now on lecture circuit.


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20	On the roll of honor at S. U. I.	Many Normalites doing very well at University of Iowa.

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21	A letter from Grace Minnis	Doing well in Oak Park.


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22	Among the number of students	Several Normalites have gone out to teach.


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23	De Etta and Adda Fisher	Visited Tama.


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24	Elizabeth Wallaser	Will teach near home.


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25	Estalene Rhodes	Visited Waterloo.


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26	Esther Seerley	Visited family as well as Amy Arey.


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27	It is reported	Charles Wiler will build new house on the hill.


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28	J. D. Long	Sent Professor Arey some pressed flowers.


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29	Jason Mowry	Visited campus.


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30	Jennie Maynard	Visited campus.


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31	L. D. Salisbury	Visited brother.


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32	Mae Butler	Will teach near West Branch.


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33	Minnie Newton	Back in school.


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34	Miss Bozarth	Entertained friends.


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35	Miss Ridgely	Visited Miss Ayers.


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36	Mr. Fullerton	Mother visited.


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37	Mr. McClenahan	Visited North English.


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38	Mr. Samson	Able to meet classes.


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39	Mr. Seerley	Went to LeMars.


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40	Mr. Steele	Visited chapel.


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41	Mrs. Condit	Visited campus.


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42	Oma Kiefer	Visited Nashua.


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43	The young people of the Baptist Church	Will hold book social at home of Professor Newton.


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44	Three loads of students	Went to hear Minnesingers in Hudson.


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45	Wesley Wiler	Visited campus.

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46	Excellent reports	Jeannette Ritchie doing well in Bagley.


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47	Self reliance as an element in public speaking Jones--Edith L. (Student--1893)	Edith Jones gives her ideas on oratory.

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48	The Bible Study Department	Lesson XXIII: the law of trust.