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Issue Contents

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1	Editorial	Orator selected for contest; corrections to YWCA article; would like articles from non-resident subscribers.

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2	Official	Measures pass in General Assembly for new building at ISNS; amount must be worked out in committee; continuing battle over new normal schools.


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3	One new normal school	House passes bill for an additional normal school; provisions of the bill.

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4	In general: the oratorical contest	Account of recent contest with speakers and their topics; held reception afterwards.

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5	Adell M. Andrews	Taught at Washington; was principal of Edgewood schools; now is teaching at Belmond High School.


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6	Allie D. Asquith	Completed four year course in 1895; was primary teacher in the Carson schools and Lamoni schools.


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7	Chas. W. Bartine	Completed four year course this year.


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8	Clara J. Blackburn	Does primary work in the Nebraska schools.


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9	Elmer E. Best	Completed four year course this year.


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10	Ethel L. Arey	Assistant librarian at I. S. N. S.; completed four year course in 1895.


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11	Etta L. Brooks	Taught in Charles City High School; married Frank C. Woods.


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12	Geo. N. Briggs	Received A. B. degree from the State University; was in charge of the La Moille schools and now the Lamoni schools.


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13	H. E. Blackmar	Completed four year course; principal of Richville and Emmetsburg; married Kitty Fluke.


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14	Harry E. Aldrich	Works for Equitable Life Insurance Co., married Mary E. Tollerton.


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15	Hoar frost Wolfe--Willis T. (Class of 1902)	W. T. Wolfe's impressions.


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16	Jacob O. Belz	Attended the State University; was assistant principal at Gladbrook; enlisted in the military; now back at the S. U. I.


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17	Lewis H. Andrews	Completed four year course this year.


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18	Mary Achenbach	Taught at State Center, Gladbrook and Liscomb, currently at Gladbrook.


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19	Mary E. Bechly	Received master's degree with this class.


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20	Rodney M. Arey	Received master's degree.


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21	Theodore Anderson	Completed advanced course this year.


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22	Wm. F. Berner	Graduated from the medical school at Northwester University.


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23	Wm. W. Bartine	Completed four year course with this class.

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24	A. L. Comstock	Principle of a ward school in Oskaloosa.


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25	Addie Calkins	Married W. J. Frederick.


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26	Annie Champion	Taught in the Osage Schools; married B. S. Fonda.


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27	C. A. Draper	Was principle of Ossian schools and now is enrolled as a law student at the State University.


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28	Chas. S. Cobb	Principal of Shelby schools; runs schools in Hot Springs.


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29	E. P. Cunningham	Received his master's degree.


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30	Elizabeth Burgess	Taught for two years; completed the four year course; now is assistant at Emmetsburg High School.


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31	Emma L. Evans	Taught in Missouri Valley and Coon Rapids; was principal of Greenfield; currently principal of Woodward.


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32	Ezra E. Crane	After graduation, became a science instructor in the Oskaloosa High School.


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33	Florence Claypool	Teaches in Spencer.


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34	Genetta Bushyager	Taught in the Hampton schools, then accepted a position at Missouri Valley.


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35	Gertrude Childs	Taught third grade in Atlantic.


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36	Gertrude Conner	Teaches in a primary school in LeMars.


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37	Ina Faris	Received her master's degree and is currently teaching.


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38	Iona Maud Carr	Taught school near Muscatine and Montezuma.


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39	J. J. Daly	Practiced medicine in Illinois before returning to Charles City.


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40	J. Raoul Byers	Received master's degree; principal of Bancroft; now is superintendent of Parker schools.


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41	John H. Fellingham	Held many different positions; currently the S. U. I. secretary of the Y. M. C. A.


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42	Kate B. Cunningham	Is now principal at Hot Springs after resigning from Vinton.


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43	Leslie A. I. Chapman	Completed advanced course this year.


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44	Lulu Davis	Is teaching in primary department of Monmouth.


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45	M. Franc De Graffe	Has taught in Fonda and Cherokee.


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46	Nettie M. Davis	Is now Mrs. S. Murr.


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47	S. M. Coddington	Instructor of vocal music in Iowa, Indiana, and Wisconsin; now is principal of the Neponset schools in Illinois.


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48	Stella Cary	Resides in Whitten.

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49	Agnes Heightshoe	Promoted from Perry grade school to high school.


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50	Alice Foster	Is teaching in the primary department in Salix.


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51	Chas. A. Fields	Received his master's degree.


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52	Chas. A. Frederick	Is currently assistant professor of physics at Normal.


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53	Esma Galt	Is now a teacher in English in Traer after teaching in Sanborn.


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54	Ida Byers	Head of department in Mitchellville.


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55	Ida Fesenbeck	Received her master's degree and became a teacher and principal in Rock Rapids until she became a student in the State University.


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56	Ida Leydig	Visited Cedar Falls.


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57	Isabella F. Fields	Completed advanced courses this year.


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58	John Prall, Chas. Johnson, and Blaine Youel	Attended YMCA conference.


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59	Julia Hendrickson	Now lives in Albert Lea, Minnesota.


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60	Lieut. P. M. Shaffer	On furlough due to health.


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61	Lulu Hall	Is now Mrs. G. Frank Mills of Blockton.


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62	Mary Kathleen Fluke	Is now Mrs. H. E. Blackmar.


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63	Maud Grundy	Is now Mrs. Louis Rittger of Illinois.


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64	Music in the public schools	Professor Fullerton publishes article.


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65	News has just reached us	Alice Wright married Charles Elwood.


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66	O. M. Harvey	Left teaching in Burlington to become law student.


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67	Olive A. Grobel	Taught at Boone and Cresco, but now has moved to Minnesota.


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68	Rev. J. L. McLaughlin	Will head college in India.


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69	Since publishing the register	L. H. Andrews taught in Ottumwa; J. E. Johnson now traveling salesman.


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70	Walter Guthridge	Completed his four year course.

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71	About one hundred dollars	Raised for YWCA in merchant's sale.


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72	Agnes Houlahan	Went to Ryan.


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73	Clara Rierson	Went home for a few days.


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74	Emma Parsons	Went home to start teaching.


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75	Fanny Butts	Mother died.


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76	Garfield Raw	Was sick.


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77	Hal Washburn	Visited Hudson.


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78	It is hoped	That Mary Alexander will return to school.


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79	Jennie Hall	Visited Eva Hubbard.


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80	Joel Johnson	Went home due to family illness.


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81	John Thompson's friends	Happy to hear that he is improving.


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82	Lena Gordon	Went to Montezuma.


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83	Lulu Albright	Left school.


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84	Mae Galiher	Called home.


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85	Mattie Hageman	Went home due to mother's illness.


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86	Maud Popp	Visited Hudson.


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87	Maurice Pearl	Left school due to illness.


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88	Miss Hostetter	Has been sick.


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89	Miss Pickett	Mother sick.


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90	Miss Spencer	Back in school.


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91	Mrs. Ella Gregg	Visiting daughter Eva.


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92	Mrs. Page	Has been sick.


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93	Mrs. S. T. Walker	Visited campus.


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94	Nellie L. Smith	Went home; will return in spring.


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95	P. F. Schmit	Left school.


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96	Prof. Fitzgerald	Preparing for concert.


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97	The Alphas	Enjoyed party at Professor Wright's house.


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98	Wm. Nelson	Will teach in Latimer.

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99	Alice Hoag	Went home due to eye condition.


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100	Eight pairs of dark red curtains	Received for society functions.


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101	Emma Shoudy	Has play printed.


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102	Jennie Berg	Mother died.


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103	Katherine Toole	Will not attend school in spring term, nor will Della Rice.


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104	Maj. Dinwiddie	Issuing discharges to some men.


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105	Miss Gregg	Faculty spring vacation plans.


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106	Miss Hannah Fields and James Stewart Fields	Entertain friends at dinner party.


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107	Mrs. Colegrove	Will judge debate.


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108	The Clio society	Celebrated victory with trip to Waterloo.


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109	The Faculty Reading Circle	Several faculty make presentations.


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110	The management of the baseball team	Schedule of games.


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111	The Nashua schools	School out, so ISNS alumni visit campus.

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112	Clio hall	Program celebrated Washington's birthday; poem celebrates Clios.


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113	Hunt wins	Percy Hunt will represent University of Iowa in oratorical contest.

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114	Philo	President Cory has done a good job as leader.


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115	Zeta Society	Program included current events and debate.

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116	The annual oratorical contest	Several ISNS alumni will participate in University of Iowa competition.

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117	Athletic	Basketball team practicing; baseball prospects look good.

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118	Training School	N. H. League met.