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Issue Contents

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1	Editorial	Speculates on proper role of athletics in colleges.

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2	Official	School will add departments in German, Manual Training, and Kindergarten as soon as there is room.

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3	In general	Geometric problem.

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4	Emelie Kreig	Completed four year course.


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5	Jennie E. Hall	Taught at Sergeant's Bluff; now in Montana.


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6	Julia Halsey	Taught at Springdale until last year.


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7	Kate Harrod	Now Mrs. George Forby of Deep River.


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8	Lillie M. Held	Student of Cosmopolitan School of Osteopathy in Des Moines.


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9	O. E. Hibbs	Principal of Anthon schools.


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10	Susie Hemenway	Has taught in Osage since graduation.


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11	The Minnesingers concerts	Reviews of recent performances.

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12	A. J. Miller	Hasn't reported


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13	Alice J. Mason	Teaching in Monroe.


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14	Alice Neal	Died May 23, 1896.


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15	Arthur G. Morey	Was principal of Allison; attended law school, currently principal of Parker.


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16	Chas. F. Kuehne	Completed four years course.


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17	Chas. L. Lewis	Is principal of Pinnebog, Michigan.


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18	Christine Patterson	Has not reported.


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19	Clara H. Hieber	Primary teacher in Cedar Falls.


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20	Cora D. Patterson	Taught at Lewis; now at Emmetsburg.


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21	Cora M. Learned	Now Mrs. George W. Hersey of Keota.


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22	Daniel R. Perkins	Completed the advanced courses.


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23	E. J. Leonard	Was principal of Lancaster; now principal in New Sharon


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24	E. R. Monroe	Has not reported.


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25	Edith Knickerbocker	Was primary teacher in Cedar Falls until she accepted a Charles City position.


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26	Emma C. Larkin	Teacher in Rippey.


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27	Geo. E. McCammond	Teaching in New Hartford since graduation.


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28	H. R. Hollis	Completed four years course.


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29	Hermann A. Mueller	Completed four years courses.


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30	Lewis H. Minkel	Completed advanced courses.


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31	Mabel B. Libbey	Completed the four years course.


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32	Margaret Mackin	Finished four years course and is now principal of New Hartford.


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33	Minnie Mack	Completed four years course.


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34	Mollie Kelley	Taught in Perry since graduation.


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35	Myrtle Nims	Teacher at Maquoketa.


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36	Nellie F. Hudson	Taught high school in Osage until she accepted a Boone position.


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37	Nellie F. Miller	Teaching in Red Oak since graduation.


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38	Nellie Maynard	Has not been teaching for two years due to bad health.


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39	O. P. McElmeel	Was employed by Athens Publishing Company.


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40	Roberta Muhs	Principal of Camanche schools.


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41	Sarah A. McDonald


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42	U. B. Kepford	Was principal in Rowan; now in Hudson.


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43	Willard H. Lyon	Was principal of Pella, then became superintendent there.

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44	Adelaide Twinam	Has not reported.


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45	Anna M. Singer	Assistant at Marion High School.


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46	C. E. Stinson	Completed advanced course.


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47	C. E. Tool	Principal of Alden since graduation.


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48	Carl W. Rummel	Located in Webster City.


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49	Ed Rayburn	Cashier of a bank in Montezuma.


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50	Edward Rall


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51	Ella Waters	Was a student of art and music last year in Oberlin.


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52	Etta D. Strong	Has not reported.


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53	F. C. Woods	Completed four year course.


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54	G. W. Randlett	Resigned as Nora Springs principal and is now at Pomeroy.


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55	Guy H. Scobey	Has not reported.


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56	Helen A. Tyler	Has not reported.


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57	Ida May Robinson	Teaching in Parker, South Dakota.


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58	Ida Worster	Teaching in Adel since graduation.


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59	James W. Stockman	Student at S. U. I.


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60	Jessie Wilbern	Has not reported.


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61	John C. Prall	Was secretary of Y. M. C. A. in Leland; now is college secretary of Y. M. C. A. in Iowa.


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62	Jos. E. Vance	Principal of Springville schools.


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63	Lina Wilkinson	Nurse in Cincinnati, Ohio, after teaching three years.


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64	Mary B. Richardson	Principal of Webster.


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65	Mary H. Ripke	Completed advanced course.


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66	Morton E. Weldy	Currently Latin instructor at Highland Park after moving about.


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67	Nellie E. Weldy	Student in the training school of Chicago for home and foreign missions.


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68	Ole N. Oleson	Completed advanced course.


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69	Orpha Thayer	Was teacher in Griswold; now resides in Madena, California.


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70	R. M. Wyant	Was employed by Athens Publishing Company; then enrolled as a student of S. U. I.


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71	Roxy Peterson	Teaching in Dunlap.


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72	S. S. Stockwell	Student at S. U. I. after teaching in Nora Springs.


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73	Samuel Quigley	Principal of Brighton.


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74	Samuel Quigley	Principal of Brighton


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75	W. E. Snider


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76	W. R. Sandy	County superintendent of Calhoun County.


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77	Wm. H. Reever	Resigned from Manning; now principal of Greenfield.

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78	Miss Baker	Has been sick.


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79	A new walk	Being laid on 24th Street and on Normal Street.


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80	A number of houses	Receiving a new coat of paint.


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81	Alice Kerr	Visited Waterloo.


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82	Alma Giddings	Visited Marshalltown.


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83	E. W. B. Mark	Away on business.


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84	Earl Latchum	Visited Pearl Head.


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85	Fanny Low	Visited Atlantic.


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86	Helen Paine	Visited Fairbank.


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87	J. S. Carpenter	Went home due to illness.


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88	Miss Arnett	Back in school.


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89	Miss Dearborn, Miss Kurtz, and Mr. Hillis	Have been sick.


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90	Miss Reibsamen	Is very ill.


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91	Mr. Peck	Building candy shop on the Hill.


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92	Mr. Pierce	Visited Harry Moore.


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93	Mr. Silver	Visited Gladbrook.


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94	Mrs. Danskin	Arrived to care for her son Melville.


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95	Mrs. Seerley	Went to Oskaloosa.


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96	Neil Bardsley	Mother very ill.


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97	Nora Heffernin	Father sick.


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98	Olive Pond	Visited Gladbrook.


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99	Pres. Seerley	Visited Grinnell.


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100	Taletta Ellingson	Went home due to illness.


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101	The ball game	Ames defeated ISNS in baseball, 5-3.


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102	The ball team	Will play baseball game against Upper Iowa University.


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103	The butcher shop	Normal Street business changing.


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104	The children on Normal Hill	Enjoyed May Day.


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105	The graduates of the musical department	Gave concert.


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106	The reading circle	Professor Parish spoke on diplomatic relations.


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107	The Y. W. C. A.	Will give picnic.

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108	A petition is being circulated	To install electric lights between Cedar Falls and College Hill.


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109	Athletic	Account of recent baseball loss to Ames.


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110	Lieut. P. M. Shaffer	Visiting and telling stories from the Spanish-American War.


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111	Miss Jennie Landis	Assisting in office.


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112	Mr. Stoakes	A group went to Traer.


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113	Prof. Bartlett	Gave test on value of Bible as literature.


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114	The Atlantic Telegraph	Praises Emma Shoudy's play.


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115	The concert given by the Minnesingers	Well attended and appreciated.


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116	The elections for the week	Many students are finding teaching positions.


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117	Those who have not taught the required time for state certificates	May take examinations and apply later.

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118	Training: teaching reading in higher grades Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty)	Advice for teachers.

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119	Alpha Society	Programs have featured spring, farm life, and Ruskin.

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120	Bible Study Department	Lesson XXVIII: the Passion week.