Issue Contents

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1	Editorial	A look at final and surprise examinations; thinks recent literary society presentations are not quite so original as they might be; looks at breaches in discipline in skipping chapel, writing graffiti, and petty theft.

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2	In general; Prof. C. A. Frederick restored to health	Moved to California in poor health; now feeling much better.

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3	Professor D. S. Wright	Will write series of articles on the early history of ISNS.


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4	Teachers for the Philippines	J. L. McLaughlin writes from Manila that there will be a great demand for teachers there.

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5	A. C. Fuller	Is principal at Manning.


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6	A. D. Dane	Is enrolled at Normal.


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7	Ada B. Coates	Is first assistant at a school in Cheyenne, Wyoming.


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8	Anna M. Fletcher	Is teaching near Cherokee.


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9	Chas. T. Ensign	Completed the four year course.


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10	Della M. Gardner	Is teaching near Clear Lake.


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11	Dora D. Clark	Is teaching in Perry.


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12	Dr. W. R. Patterson	Will speak at ISNS 25th anniversary celebration to be held at next Commencement.


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13	E. B. Clingman	Is living in Columbus Junction.


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14	E. D. Ede	Is attending the State University.


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15	Edith Eighmey	Is teaching in Cedar Rapids.


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16	Edward Gepson	Has not reported.


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17	Erie Collins	Is teaching in the country outside Cedar Falls.


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18	Florence E. Furrow	Studied last year at the conservatory of music in Toledo.


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19	Florence E. Graham	Has not reported.


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20	Geo. D. Eaton	Is assistant at Reinbeck.


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21	Gertrude Clark	Is teaching in Sutherland.


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22	Grace Fullerton	Is now Mrs. Lane and living in Marshalltown.


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23	Harriet M. Diddy	Is teaching near Perry.


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24	Jennie Wier	Will graduate from Stanford University; now teaching history at University of Nevada.


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25	Johanna Hansen	Is teaching in Estherville.


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26	John H. Ellison	Is superintendent of Monroe schools.


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27	Jos. W. Eaton	Has not reported.


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28	Lida Groesbeck	Has not reported.


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29	M. R. Fayram	Is principal at Kenwood Park.


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30	Mae G. Dolan	Taught last year in Cresco.


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31	Maude L. Foote	Has not reported.


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32	Mildred Dane	Completed the M. Di. course last year.


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33	Minnie A. Edwards	Writes President Seerley about her studies at Oread Institute, a school of domestic science.


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34	Mr. E. B. Wilson	May travel to Europe.


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35	Myrtle A. Elder	Is teaching in Alton.


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36	Myrtle Drew	Is teaching in Newton.


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37	Nellie Cahow	Is teaching near Greenfield.


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38	Rhoda E. Dane	Died October 16, 1899.


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39	Sedona L. Fesenbeck	Is teaching in Danbury.


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40	W. G. Detwiler	Is teaching in Hull.


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41	William S. Calderwood	Is farming near Traer.

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42	Cora Stocksleger	Died in Red Oak.


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43	Estella Spangler	A number of students have left school due to poor health.


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44	Everett Mayne	Mother visited.


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45	Harriet Odle	Will return to school.


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46	In the Christmas number	Laura Nettleton Brown writes article.


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47	Joe Wright	Has been sick.


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48	Lars Larson	Two nieces died.


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49	Mae Finney	Teaching in Oklahoma.


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50	Miss Baker	Was sick.


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51	Miss Lillian Rickert	Attended grandfather's funeral.


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52	Miss Patt	Spoke at Waterloo Art Club.


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53	Miss Rice	Attended family reunion.


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54	Miss Satterthwait	Gave supper party.


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55	Miss Slocum	Visited Ruth Marsh.


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56	Misses Connor, Anna Yaw, and Stella Wood	Have been sick.


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57	Misses Landis and Drenning	Visited Waterloo.


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58	Misses Luella Wright and Ida Strawn	Attended Art Club reception.


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59	Misses Riggs and Call	Entertained friends.


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60	Mr. George Twaddle	Clara Seerley's father and brother visited.


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61	Nellie Gersbach	Back in school.


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62	Nellie Loonan and Blanche Hoover	Visited Hudson.


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63	President Seerley	Lectured in Farmington.


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64	Prof. Bender	Led Gospel meeting.


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65	S. S. Stockwell	Offered position as principal at a Seattle school.


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66	The ladies of the faculty	Gave surprise party for Professor Rice.


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67	The Misses Shillam	Had tea.

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68	In the list of class officers	Fannie Dickey should replace J. R. Magee.


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69	Lyle Kaye and George McGarvey	Visited Bess Kaye.


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70	Miss Boggs	Visited Etta Suplee.


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71	Miss Ethel Porter	Had surprise birthday party.


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72	Rt. Rev. Theo. H. Morrison	Preached on campus.


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73	The Grand Army of the Republic of Cedar Falls	Seeking two cannon from the War Department to be placed on ISNS campus..


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74	The ten delegates	Roster of those who attended the state YMCA convention.


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75	The triangular debate	Will debate US cabinet system vs. British cabinet system.


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76	There are eighteen candidates	Will take state certificate examination.


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

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78	Ossoli Society	Presented programs on women, food, and fashion.

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79	Alpha Society	Presented programs on nations of the world, capital punishment, and education of women.

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80	Orio Society	Present debate.


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81	Y. W. C. A.	Praise for lecture by Professor Bender.

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82	Athletic; state field meet	ISNS allowed to participate despite doing poorly last year.


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83	The honorary N	Will award sweaters and letters to successful athletes.

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84	Bible Study Department	Lesson XX: Paul's third missionary journey.