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1	Editorial	Considers school boards, teachers, and the contracts between them.

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2	Official	Summary of Governor Shaw's educational ideas included ideas relating to the Normal School and the millage tax for construction of buildings.

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3	In general: list of books for a school library Baker--Anna M. (Library Faculty)	Forty-nine books for the primary grades.

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4	Bertha Bishop	Has retired due to her health.


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5	Carrie A. Barnes	Is teaching history and geometry out west.


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6	Clara A. Boss	Is principal at Tipton high school.


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7	Nellie F. Anderson	Is teaching at a Normal school in Michigan.


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8	Song of the season Daley--Clara M.	Poetic tribute to the seasons.


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9	Thomas B. Amlie	Is employed by D. Appleton and Co.


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10	Untitled	Beniah Dimmitt; photo.

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11	B. B. Foster	Was principal in Kelso, but has not reported in two years.


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12	C. A. Fullerton	Is working at I. S. N. S.


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13	C. F. Curtis	Is a photographer.


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14	C. W. Cobb	Died nearly ten years ago.


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15	Chas. J. Griffin	Has been a druggist since graduation.


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16	E. D. Y. Culbertson	Is superintendent of Ames schools.


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17	Ella M. Ford	Is teaching in the West Des Moines schools.


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18	Isabella Cowan	Finished the four years course.


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19	J. G. Grundy	Is principal of Eagle Grove schools.


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20	Laura J. Brown	Has entered Hahnneman college as a student.


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21	Lillian Crossley	Has finished the four years course.


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22	Lizzie M. Ellis	Is married to J. M. Williamson.


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23	Lizzie M. Hughes	Is a member of the Board of Examiners.


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24	Maggie Cunningham	Is teaching in Cedar Falls.


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25	Mary Hieber	Is a housekeeper.


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26	May M. Boynton	Is married and is principal at Nevada.


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27	N. Emma England	Is living in California.


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28	P. G. Fullerton	Completed the four years course.


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29	Wm. L. Hearst	Is living in Cedar Falls.

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30	Agnes Russell	Was last known to be living in Monticello.


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31	Alma E. Morrison	Is a practicing physician in St. Louis.


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32	Anna Morgan	Is believed to be teaching in California.


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33	Chas. C. Miller	Died in August 1892.


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34	Elizabeth Jones	Is a student at the Moody Institute.


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35	Emelia M. Kreig	Is living in Minnesota.


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36	Eva S. Leland	Is married and living in Cresco.


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37	Fred C. Sage	Graduated from medical school.


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38	G. N. Sabin	Is a principal in Louisiana.


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39	Hilda G. Lundeen	Is assistant principal at Bellevue.


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40	John C. Kleinsorge	Has studied abroad and earned his doctoral degree.


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41	Judent A. Rhodes	Is working in Fort Dodge.


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42	Lambert B. Moffett	Is principal at Oelwein.


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43	Lizzie Callenback	Is teaching in California.


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44	M. O. Roland	Is in the insurance business.


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45	Martha Miller	Is a missionary in Bulgaria.


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46	May Roberts	Was principal at Bethany College.


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47	Minnie Mack	Is now married and has resigned.


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48	Pauline Leader	Completed the four years course.


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49	W. R. Patterson	Got his B. S. degree.

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50	Alice E. Wright	Is teaching at East Waterloo.


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51	Almeron J. Stone	Has not reported in five years.


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52	Anna E. Wilson	Is married and living in Navarre, Kansas.


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53	Anna M. Young	Married Dr. Milo W. Moulton.


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54	Anna Schulte	Teaching in Petersburg, Nebraska.


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55	Attorney S. C. Smith	Married Mabel Dabney.


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56	Blanche Simmons	Is an instructor at Penn College.


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57	Elizabeth M. Wyant	Is teaching in a Marshalltown high school.


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58	Emma C. E. Sutton	Is married and living in Hampton.


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59	Helen Sisson	Resigned her position after marrying.


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60	Katherine S. Townsend	Is married and living in Cedar Falls.


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61	Luella T. Simmons	Is teaching at Oskaloosa high school.


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62	Mary E. Davis	Teaching in Lamoni.


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63	Mary L. Stever	Is secretary for Y. W. C. A. in Cedar Rapids.


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64	Mary R. White	Is married and living in Harlan.


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65	Minnie E. Stafford	Is married and living in Marysville.


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66	The Minneapolis Times	Praises debate performance of O. P. McElmeel.


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67	Walter G. Burris	Is now sales agent.

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68	Amy Ellenwood and F. A. Poots	Visited campus.


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69	Bertha Boyer	Has been sick.


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70	Buy an extra copy	Women's edition of the Normal Eyte will be published February 3.


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71	Chas. A. Lamb	Went home due to illness.


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72	E. S. Bartlett	Professor Bartlett's brother visits.


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73	Elbert Hubbard	Visited campus with O. J. Laylander.


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74	Emma Williams	Called home.


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75	Ethel Baker	Unable to return to school due to illness.


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76	Etta Rains	Has been sick.


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77	John D. Thompson	Has been ill.


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78	Julia Bucklen	Friends visited.


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79	Lottie Hunter	Attended nephew's wedding.


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80	Louise Moyer	Spoke on "The New-fashioned American Girl" in chapel.


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81	Mae Finney	Has been sick.


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82	Maps have been made	Show that students are attending from ninety-eight Iowa counties.


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83	Martha Hoskins	Mother sick.


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84	Mary Starr	Left school due to illness.


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85	Maude Betzenderfer	Has been sick.


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86	Miss Bertha Gilroy	Has been sick.


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87	Miss Curtis and Miss Hillis	Went to Waterloo for Elbert Hubbard lecture on Monday.


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88	Miss Edith Spicer	Has been sick.


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89	Miss Marie Washburn	Visited campus and attended Hubbard lecture on Tuesday.


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90	Miss Mary King	Went to class with her sister Carrie.


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91	Prof. Rich	Teaching arithmetic methods class.


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92	Prof. Wright	Lectured in Letts.


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93	R. C. Hardie	Will be manager of baseball team; Walter Brown will be captain of the track team.


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94	Several volumes	Books on Iowa participation at World's Fair and exposition arrived.


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95	Spelling classes	Now organized.


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96	The janitors	Enjoyed a snow fight.


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97	The new cabinet for clippings	Cabinet for newsclippings has arrived in the library.

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98	A few young people	Had social evening at Fern Scott's home.


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99	About one hundred and thirty new books	Are available in the library.


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100	Elbert Hubbard	Spoke on Rembrandt; many from Normal School attended.


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101	Miss Achenbach	Entertained Margaret Stevenson.


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102	Mr. and Mrs. Porter Donly	The former Amy Scott visited.


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103	The June classes	Elected officers.


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104	The lawyers are making great preparations	For Aristo mock trial.


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105	The magazines	Have been sent to the bindery.


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106	The summer school Class of 1900	Will organize on their own.


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107	The summer term program	Is now prepared and available for prospective students.


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108	The Zetas	Have had their piano repaired; tuner has also been working on other school instruments.


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109	Training: management and discipline, I Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty)	Advice for the new teacher.

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110	Clio report, Jan. 12, 1900	Program featured debate and readings.


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111	Shakespearean Society	Officers installed; programs featured readings.

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112	Aristo	Present Army program on soldiers' experiences during Spanish-American War.

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113	Student can earn room rent	Seeking student to organize eating club of twenty.


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114	Y. M. C. A.	Prayer meetings well attended; hold reception for men.

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115	Bible Study Department	Lesson XVI: the Galilean ministry (second period).