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1	Editorial	Appreciated recent performance by F. Hopkinton Smith.

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2	Official	Appreciated Schubert concert; Professor Newton presented hygienic lunch; appropriations unsure; several meetings coming up.

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3	Who? An exercise in description	An appreciation for a picture by William Veatch.

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4	The remains of the late Harry E. Whitney	Harry Whitney buried near New Hartford; died in Cuba last spring.

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5	Andrew P. Mahon	Graduated from law department at State University; practices in Davenport.


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6	Annie Lees	Married J. P. Huget.


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7	Belle McIntosh	Taught at Whiting; now is principal of Avoca.


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8	Chas. F. Kuehne	Principal of Gladbrook schools.


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9	Clara Nettle	Has taught in Iowa, Illinois, and Michigan; did not report this year.


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10	Cora A. McKim	Married W. G. Brown


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11	Elizabeth Kearwille	In 1895 she was instructor at Red Oak High School; went to State University; teaches German at the Cedar Valley Seminary.


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12	Ella Morris	Completed the four year course.


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13	Florence Knickerbocker	Married M. W. Mattison; taught in Cedar Falls, Charles City and Boone; now she is in the insane asylum in Independence.


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14	Frank G. Miller	Principal at the Parkersburg schools; Superintendent of the Dunlap schools; now a student at the State University.


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15	Geo. Mathes	Principal of Hubbard schools; has failed to report since 1898.


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16	Ida B. Morgan	Has not reported since 1895.


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17	J. L. McLaughlin	Completed the four year course.


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18	Jos. C. McGee	Principal of schools at Andrew, Baldwin, Allison, and Dyersville.


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19	Kate G. Newberry	Was a primary teacher in Strawberry Point; student at Armour Institute in Chicago.


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20	Lavinia N. Mowry	Taught school in Michigan; has not reported for two years.


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21	Nellie McAlvin	Completed the four year course; assisted at the High School at State Center; principal of the high school at Shelby.


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22	Osmond Johnson	Graduated from the United Church Seminary in 1896


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23	Ray W. Keeler	Was a carpenter; now works in lumber and implement business; married Clara Winger.


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24	Sophie S. Keeler	Married Walter W. Wilson


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25	Stella Kingsbury	Married C. M. Wyth.


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26	T. U. McManus	Obtained master's degree; married Mae Loonan; practices medicine in Davenport.


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27	The intercollegiate oratorical contest	Cornell College won oratorical contest.


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28	W. H. Manifold	Attended the Colorado Normal school, teaches in Colorado.

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29	Agnes Sullivan	Was a primary teacher in Dubuque; married John Kearns.


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30	Allie Richardson	Married F. W. Hargrave


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31	Andrew L. Thorburn	Teaches in Iowa; now a student at S. U. I.


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32	Bell H. Nutting	Married Theodore Kerner.


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33	Bertha Pratt	Teaches at Shellsburg.


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34	Carl Treimer	Graduated from the State University; died.


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35	Chas. F. Severance	Was principal of Shellsburg schools; now is a fourth year at I. S. N. S.


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36	Chas. M. Thompson	Gave up teaching to enter the commission business.


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37	Clara Winget	Married Ray W. Keeler.


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38	Cora E. Taylor	Married George A. Stewart.


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39	Cora F. Spargur	Married Richard Gibson.


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40	De Ett Pierce	Lives in Cedar Falls.


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41	Elizabeth Wyant	Completed the four year course.


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42	Emma S. Unrau	Married A. C. Methfessel.


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43	Emma Sheffer	Married Herbert Sawyer.


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44	Emma Silliman	Married Clarence Wise


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45	Eunice Overman	Completed the four year course.


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46	Florence A. Zerwekh	Resigned from Villisca high school; entered the State University; now is a student at Radcliffe.


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47	Geo. E. Wells	Manages an educational publishing company; married Alma Smith.


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48	Geo. F. Thompson	Received his A. B. and M. S. degrees from the State University.


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49	Geo. H. Olmsted	Completed the four year course.


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50	Jessie Orr	Deceased.


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51	Jessie Segner	Has not reported for two years.


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52	Kate L. Overfelt	Married Eugene K. Annas.


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53	LeRoy A. Wescott	Principal of Riverside schools; enrolled as a medical student at the State University.


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54	Lulu Speer	Lives in Cedar Falls.


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55	Mary E. Wright	Married Ezra Brainard.

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56	Matie B. Steimel	Lives in Waterloo.


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57	Maude Smith	Married Warren V. Stewart; deceased.


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58	May E. Polley	Teaching in Colorado.


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59	Minnie M. Speer	Married Curtis Brown.


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60	Nora M. Vaughan	Engaged in primary work at the schools in Osage.


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61	S. L. Thomas	Completed advanced course.


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62	Stella Tuttle	Taught at the Prairie City High School; now is a senior at University of Iowa.


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63	Walter W. Wilson	Completed the four year course.

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64	Agnes Houlahan	Called home.


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65	Bessie Wells	Teaching in Cedar Rapids.


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66	Bridgie Cunningham	Teaching in Hot Springs, South Dakota.


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67	Estella and Emerald Stickney	Teaching in Orange City.


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68	Ethelyn Emerson	Entered school.


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69	Florence Marshall	Doing well in Sigourney.


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70	J. H. Fellingham	Visited campus.


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71	Jeannette Fullerton	Teaching in Tennessee.


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72	Kate Sullivan	Resigned to execute an uncle's will.


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73	Mabel Stanwood	Teaching in Lone Tree.


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74	Mattie Milner	Died in Minnesota.


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75	May French	Will teach in Epworth.


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76	Melvin Fayram	Doing well in Kenwood Park.


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77	Mr. Achenbach	Visited his daughters.


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78	The following undergraduates	Roster of those who are principals in Iowa schools.

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79	A change has been made	Registration system changed.


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80	Abbie Rodman	Has been sick.


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81	Beulah Bryan	Gave tea party.


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82	Edna Russell	A number of students have left school due to poor health.


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83	Ethel Mason	Will teach near Washington.


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84	Gertrude McKenzie	Visiting Florence Beebe.


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85	Grace Pierce	Left school.


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86	Jennie Cooper	Will teach at Reinbeck.


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87	Juliette Pierce	Visited Manchester.


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88	M. M. Garrison	Will work in brother's store.


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89	Mabel Whitney	Entertained.


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90	Maurice Pearl	Has been sick.


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91	Millie March	Left school due to brother's illness.


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92	Miss Jessie Harbin	Visited Professor Satterthwait.


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93	Miss Kramer	Called home.


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94	Mr. and Mrs. Clemonson	Visited son who has been sick.


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95	Mr. Ewers	Father-in-law died.


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96	Mr. F. D. McIlravy	Visited campus.


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97	Mr. Huget	Preached in Manchester.


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98	Mr. Smith	Visited daughter Coral.


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99	Prof. Colegrove	Lectured in Westgate.


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100	Prof. Seerley and Mr. Leavitt	Went to Des Moines.


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101	Robert Caldwell	Entered school.


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102	Saturday evening	Party for women faculty.


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103	There will be no special vacation rates	Spring vacation will be short.


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104	W. E. Silver	Went to care for sick brother.

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105	A physical culture class	Organized for preparatory and higher grammar grades; class optional; basketball team being organized.


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106	Feb. 24	Henry Sabin came to campus and spoke on George Washington.


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107	Ida Donald	Will visit sister at South Dakota school for the blind.


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108	L. O. Robinson's sale	Will benefit YWCA.


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109	Prof. Wright	Spoke at Waterloo YMCA.


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110	Training: management and discipline; the quotation as a factor in discipline Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty)	Advice for teachers.


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111	Tuesday evening	Professor Call spoke to large group of women.

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112	Y. W. C. A.	L. O. Robinson will donate ten per cent of his sales to the YWCA; elect officers; receive missionary books.

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113	List of books for a school library Baker--Anna M. (Library Faculty)	Catalogue of seventy-five books.

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114	Special Primary Roundtable	Now meeting in smaller; more hospitable quarters.

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115	Alpha Society	Review of recent programs.