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The season tickets Will be available for baseball at the opening of the spring term.
Several clippings Explains inclusion of articles from other newspapers on the normal school question.
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All agree that there is not enough done Believes that more needs to be done for oratory; suggests intersociety oratorical contest in fall term.
Oration winning third place Text of "The Republic and the Anarchist".
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The teacher's philosophy as a guide to practice
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Mabel lGardner Teaching in Odebolt.
Sibyl Vance Teaching near Sutherland.
Miss Alice Hawk Teaching at Shelby.
Barbara Blue Died January 28, 1902.
Mamie Lent Teaching at Sibley.
Ethel Brooks Teaching near Reinbeck.
Lucy Wightman Teaching near Holmes.
Sarah Lowe Teaching at Linn Grove.
Jessie Stanley Teaching at Parkersburg.
George F. Walker Married Miss Biddle; George Walker is a bookkeeper in Marshalltown.
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The school board Sue Bevans is assistant principal at Nora Springs.
Mae Donlan Teaching science in Oelwein.
Walter W. Bell Principal at Creston.
Leslie Reed and Clarence Wassam Studying at University of Iowa.
Percival Hunt Studying English at University of Iowa.
Minnie Arent Resigned at Fort Dodge due to poor health.
The names of E. D. Y. Culbertson and C. E. Moore Officers in professional association.
Supt. H. H. Savage Doing well at Denison.
Bertha L. Engel Continuing to teach in Elmhurst, Illinois.
Edna Alexander Teaching near Quick.
The work of F. L. Kolb Doing well in Oto.
Alma Savage Teaching in Marshalltown.
The sixth grade teacher Eva Luse is teaching in Odebolt.
Tillie Berger Teaching at Hazelton.
Rose Morris Teaching in Clarke County.
The first assistant Myrtie Anders is working at Coon Rapids.
The following letter George Satterthwaite writes of his experiences teaching in the Philippine Islands.
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Y. W. C. A.; we were not disappointed Enjoyed series of talks by visiting lecturers.
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Alpha society Presented Southern program.
Chrestomathian Chrestos begin their work with a series of strong programs.
Philo society report Philos debate issue of Philippine independence.
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Athletics; the prospect of baseball 1902 season prospects; urge students to support team by buying an Athletic Association bath ticket; season schedule.
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Celia Bergen Entertained friends.
J. R. Magee Principal at Nora Springs.
Iva Lamb and Marguerite Shannon Visited Grundy Center.
W. A. Longley Recovered from pneumonia.
President Seerley Attended NEA meeting in Chicago.
Josephine Coombs, L. J. Wilkinson, and Nellie Biddlecombe Went home due to poor health.
Pearl McCaffree Will teach near Ackley.
Julia Van Duyn, Maude McGinnis, and Amanda Thompson Mothers are ill.
Nellie Dority Mother ill.
Lottie Green Brother quarantined for small pox.
Everyone will be glad to hear Christine Thoene is feeling better.
Mabel Hilton Will teach in Shell Rock.
Prof. Knoepfler Led YMCA meeting.
Alma Martin Left school due to poor health.
Mr. Affleck Was sick.
Illness caused Prof. Robert Fullerton Missed several days of class.
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Catherine McDonald Mother ill.
The pupils in the Training School Enjoying supplementary work from The Young Citizen.
Miss Curkeet and Miss Wright Celebrated birthdays.
Last Friday evening Large audience for Civil War lecture by General Gordon.
The following orations Speakers and their topics.
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Bible Study Department Lesson XXII--The United Kingdom--David.