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1	Editorial	Appreciated December concert; hopes that students are ready to study again after the Christmas vacation; getting ready for oratorical competition.

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2	Official	Board has selected summer session faculty; schedule of classes rearranged; several faculty will be traveling to Europe; additional classrooms badly needed; assignments made for Student Battalion.

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3	The Iowa Teachers Association, forty-fifth annual session	Notes on the highlights of the convention.

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4	In general: Scalchi	Review of performance by Mme. Scalchi.

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5	Alfred Grundy	Works as a lawyer and is secretary of the Board of Directors.


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6	Clara Funston	Teaches grade school in Des Moines.


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7	Dora King	Received her B. S. with this class.


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8	E. D. Chassell	Has edited the LeMars paper for a number of years.


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9	Emma Hogg	Married John Schupp.


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10	Eva Cadwallader	Eva Cadwallader is now married to Elmer Reeves.


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11	Geo. M. Langeteig	Was a student of South Dakota University; connected with school work until 1896; went to California and is engaged in fruit farming.


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12	Geo. S. Dick	Received his B. S. degree with this class.


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13	J. A. Edquist	Graduated from Augusta College; was an associate professor of science and history in Gustavus Adolphus College until this year when he was made professor of natural science.


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14	J. P. Dodds	Has been teaching most of the time since graduation; was a grocer in Oskaloosa; in November he was chosen as county superintendent of Mahaska County.


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15	Janet Cowan	Janet Cowan is now Mrs. Wm. F. Scott


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16	Jennie O. Hughey	Married H. E. Wheeler.


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17	Katherine Armbruster	Was a primary teacher in Omaha; she has been in Marshalltown since 1897.


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18	Louisa Jennings	Married A. W. Rich.


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19	Mary D. Ballantyne	Was a teacher in the schools in Omaha; resigned in 1898.


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20	Nellie Hoch	Married C. B. Fountain.


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21	O. B. Chassell	Received his B. S. degree during this year.


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22	P. G. Fullerton	Completed the four years course and was engaged in teaching; entered the business life as an insurance agent and real estate dealer; married Mabel Watkins.


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23	Sarah Kallenbach	Married R. H. Minkel.


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24	Susie Bither and Ella F. Buckingham	Susie Bither, now married to Chester Cadwallader, and Ella F. Buckingham, now married to O. B. Chassell, both received their B. S. degree with this class.


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25	T. P. Ebersole	Has been a postal clerk for a number of years.


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26	Untitled	P. O. Cole; photo.

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27	B. W. McKeen	Helps his brother publish the Windside Tribune.


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28	Chas. E. Moore	Elected superintendent for Black Hawk County.


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29	Clara M. Travis	Works as principal of Independence High School.


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30	Emma M. Ridley	Married to Professor Colegrove; she received her B. S. degree with this class.


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31	Eva A. Wier	Has not reported for three years.


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32	Herbert E. Wheeler	Married Jennie Hughey and has been superintendent of the Sidney schools.


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33	Ira Roadman	Worked as a railway postal clerk; now practicing medicine.


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34	Lydia Trimble	Does missionary work in China.


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35	Maud E. Miller	Engaged in teaching.


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36	Pauline W. Leader	Received medical degree; now working in Davenport.


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37	S. E. McMahon	Completed the law course at the University of Michigan; practices law in Algona.


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38	Sarah Peters	Completed the four year course in this class.


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39	Supt. K. N. Knudson	Photo.


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40	W. R. Patterson	Received a Ph. B. degree from the University of Iowa; accepted a scholarship in the Wharton School of Political Science; now statistics instructor at the State University.


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41	Warren D. Townsend	Has been teaching in California since graduation; married Ella D. Maxon.

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42	A. T. Gifford	Will teach at Marne; Ezra Gibson is principal there.


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43	Albert E. Felmley, Mrs. S. E. Yaggy, and Mrs. Frank Packard	Mother very ill.


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44	Alda Potter	Doing well at New Hartford.


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45	Alma Sougstad	Has resigned her assistant principalship of the New Hartford schools.


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46	Anna Showers	Will teach in West Waterloo.


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47	C. N. Ives	Farming in Jefferson County.


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48	Edgar A. Ford	Principal at Newell.


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49	Edith Jones	Died December 29, 1899.


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50	Edith Snowden	Teaching near Fayette.


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51	Edith Wilkinson	Married George P. Woods.


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52	Elizabeth Jones	Will study at Moody Institute.


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53	Eva Pretz	Teaching near Columbus City.


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54	F. C. Ensign	Elected to ISTA office.


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55	Frances R. Gardner	Assistant principal at Rock Valley.


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56	Fred Cutcomb	Teaching near Wyman.


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57	G. W. Curtis	Has a new daughter.


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58	Georgia Whitmore	Injured while riding a horse to school.


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59	Grace M. Minnis	Subscribes to Normal Eyte.


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60	Ida Leigler	Replaces Alma Sougstad at New Hartford.


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61	James Boal	Will teach near Morning Sun.


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62	Lillian M. Smith	Will teach at Walnut.


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63	Louise Nelson	Teaching in Jewell.


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64	Luella V. Simmons	Visited the Benders.


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65	Mary Hampton	Teaching in Linn County.


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66	O. P. McElmeel	Will debate for University of Minnesota.


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67	Olive Whitmore	Will teach in Fairfield.


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68	Oma Kiefer	Married C. Hubert Gilbert.


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69	On December 21	Lena B. Ripley married Walter W. Fox.


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70	R. M. Wyant	Will teach in Belmond.


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71	The Daily Plaindealer	Praises work of Hanna Hess in Grand Forks, North Dakota.


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72	The new #1,400 school building at Shell Rock	Professor Buckley and his assistants keep the schools well graded and up to date.


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73	Volume I, No. I, of the Home Culture Magazine	D. R. Perkins has article in it.

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74	A. M. Richards	Visited brother Theron.


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75	A. O. Wydell	Visited campus.


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76	Albert Ewers	Entered school.


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77	Anna Wagner	Teaching in Quasqueton.


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78	Bertha McDaniel	Back in school.


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79	C. F. Williams	Now in Marshalltown.


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80	Chloris Anderson	Visited campus.


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81	Duncan Anderson	Left school due to poor health.


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82	Edna Poor	Visited campus.


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83	Eunice Summers	Gave party.


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84	Everyone is pleased	Professor Bartlett is back in class.


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85	Fred Hillis	Went to Des Moines.


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86	Games of basketball	Played by both men's and women's teams.


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87	Hal Washburn	Visited Independence.


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88	Hon. E. Townsend	Returned home.


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89	Mary Kneen	Left school.


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90	May and Luella Wright	Entertained friends.


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91	Mr. Edwin Lane	Visiting family.


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92	Nina Balmer	Now in Norway, Iowa.


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93	Nora Noland	Principal at Baldwin.


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94	R. M. Wyant	Assistant principal at Belmond.


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95	The next number	John R. Clark will speak on London.


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96	Tomena Severson	Mother sick.


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97	W. E. Kyler	Visited campus.


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98	Willis Bell	Visited campus.

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99	Among the Normalites	Many attended the ISTA convention.


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100	E. A. Ford	Principal at Newell.


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101	New students	Should get mail at Cotton's store.


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102	The faculty enjoyed the holidays	Brief summary of faculty holiday activities.


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103	The Normal buildings	Doors and windows modified.


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104	Those of the faculty	Many attended the ISTA convention.


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105	Training: a final characteristic of the teacher President Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty)	Continued look at work of James Garfield.

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106	Among the magazines Baker--Anna M. (Library Faculty)	A look at the tables of contents of popular magazines.

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107	Society	Schedule of society reporters for the Normal Eyte.


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108	The Y. M. C. A. begins the new year	Much work to be done for the YMCA; missionary class meets.

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109	Bible Study Department	Lesson XV: the Galilean ministry (second period).