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1	Editorial	Enjoyed lecture by Frank Gunsaulus; quarrels with report on baseball game; Robert Fullerton will be on campus during the summer.

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2	Guy P. Benton, President Upper Iowa University	Profile; photo.

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3	Fourth year banquet	Class of 1900 enjoyed banquet in Waterloo.

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4	A. M. Lane	Teaching at Calhoun County normal school; married Jessie Snider.


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5	B. J. Lambert	Will graduate from the University of Iowa in 1900.


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6	Bessie A. Little	Teaching district schools.


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7	Chas. F. Johnson	Secretary of Y. M. C. A. in Des Moines.


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8	E. H. McMillan	Has been principal in Kalona and North English.


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9	Elizabeth M. McDowell	Now Mrs. C. E. Buckley.


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10	Emma Lambert	Assistant principal at Dows.


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11	Frances E. Lenocker	Completed four year course of study.


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12	Grace A. McNeil	Taught in McGregor; now teaching in California.


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13	Harriet A. Kimball	Taught at Sabula; attended Cornell College.


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14	Henry M. McKeen	Merchant and postmaster in Pettis.


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15	J. Ed. Johnson	Completed schoolwork in 1896.


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16	J. J. Lambert	Teaching at University of Iowa.


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17	J. R. McNally	Piano dealer in Washington, D. C.; married Emma Hegner.


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18	John D. Lyon	Has been principal in Ionia and Marble Rock.


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19	Jos. O. Johnson	Taught in Brighton; now editing a newspaper in Cedar Falls.


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20	Knute N. Knudson	Superintendent of Winnebago County.


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21	Lillie Johnson	Teaching in Hampton.


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22	Maude Landis	Teaching in Dows.


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23	May L. Kennedy	Is now Mrs. A. J. Christopher.


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24	Myrtle Jemison	Was a teacher in the Aplington schools.


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25	Nellie Johnson	Completed the four year course of study.


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26	O. J. McManus	Now in Neola.


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27	O. P. McElmeel	Now in Minneapolis.


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28	W. E. Kyler	Now principal at Luverne.

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29	A school teacher	Praise for work of F. E. Ball in Arizona.


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30	A. C. Fuller	Principal at Manning.


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31	Alzada Mowry	Has not reported recently.


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32	Berta Mitchell	Has not reported in two years.


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33	Bertha C. Morrison	Trained in mission work; now working in Chicago settlement house.


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34	C. E. Locke	Will teach at Oklahoma Normal School.


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35	Caroline N. Otis	Taught in Lake Park and Boone.


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36	E. P. Crocker	Principal at Oakes, North Dakota.


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37	Edith D. Muhs	Now in Camanche.


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38	Elections for the week are as follows	Many students have found teaching positions.


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39	Eliza Montgomery	Has not reported in two years.


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40	Ethel L. Osler	Has not reported on her work.


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41	Eva B. Moore	Principal in Red Oak.


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42	F. A. Bronson	Principal at Whittemore.


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43	M. Alice Fullerton	Will teach in Nora Springs.


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44	Marcella Ormsby	Died in December 1899.


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45	Margaret Mackin	Now in West Union.


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46	Mary L. Muhs	Teaching in Nevada.


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47	Minta R. Moore	Teaching in Tipton.


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48	W. J. Barloon	Re-elected principal at Ossian.

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49	Adelene Both	Visited friends.


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50	Alice Funk and Fanny Cornell	Visited Blanche Hoover.


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51	At a meeting	Herbert Wilson elected president of Interstate Oratorical Association.


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52	Cards are out	Blanche Youngman married M. E. Jordan.


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53	Clara Davis	Mother ill.


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54	Coral Smith	Visited Charles City.


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55	De Etta Fisher	Has been sick.


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56	Ida Garber	Visited friends.


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57	J. I. Lynch	Visited Janesville.


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58	Jennie Coulthurst	Went home due to poor health.


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59	Juliette Pierce	Went to Manchester.


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60	Le Noir Harman	Has been sick.


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61	Lulu Bovee	Visited Waterloo.


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62	Miss Phrona Bedenbender	Visited sister Lena.


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63	Miss Spangler	Entertained friends.


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64	Miss Waite and Miss Bourquin	Visited home.


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65	Miss Wightman	Father ill.


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66	Mr. Bowen	Visited Professor Seals.


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67	Mrs. Queen Klingaman Blanchard	Visited campus.


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68	O. J. Speer	Went to Traer.


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69	Pres. Seerley and Miss Hughes	Will meet with state examiners.


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70	R. M. Estes	Visited Ledyard and Swea City.


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71	Ruth Marsh	Visited Charles City.


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72	Theron Richards	Recovering from measles.


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73	Will Ufford	Visited Fayette.

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74	A number of additions	Made to mathematical classrooms.


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75	Four girls from Radcliffe	Have measles and returned home.


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76	Ida Donald	Met friend in La Porte City.


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77	Pres. Seerley	Will address Boone High School graduating class.


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78	The home Field Day	Small crowd, but contestants did well.


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79	The subject of the Finnerty lecture	Addressed Irish poets and orators.


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80	Training: geography in the higher grades, II Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty)	Advice for teachers.

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81	Untitled	Primary Round Table met and elected officers.

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82	Neo Society	Presented programs on France and April.


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83	Untitled	Shakespearean Circle offering a variety of programs.

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84	Clio report	Presented Welsh program.


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85	Ossoli

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86	Athletic	Results of annual Field Day; several records set.


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87	Y. M. C. A.	Will feature railroad program.

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88	Bible Study Department	Lesson XXX: the Passion week.