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1 | Report of the Y. W. C. A. president for the year ending March 15, 1903 Merriam--Minna Mertle (Class of 1903) |
Summary of work for the year. |
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2 | The mission of Napoleon Cross--J. Foy (Classes of 1902--1903--and 1909) |
J. Foy Cross oration. |
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3 | Training Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty) |
Iowa geography; suggestions on teaching. |
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4 | Baseball | First practice of the season and recruitment. |
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5 | Society | Philos heard papers; Aristos enjoyed costume program; Orios held railroad program. |
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6 | After five years of successful service | Manning Jaynes will study medicine. |
7 | Anna Fletcher | Doing well in Washington. |
8 | Blanch Hinkley | Teaching in Waukon. |
9 | Byron J. Reed | Will teach in Wyoming. |
10 | Cornelia Rhynsburger | Teaching in Fort Dodge. |
11 | Daisy Howe | Will teach in Wyoming. |
12 | Florence Kimball | Teaching in Hawarden. |
13 | Floyd Wiler | Doing well as music teacher. |
14 | Friends of Olive and Effie Reed | Sister Mildred died. |
15 | Lucy Pingrey | Teaching at Dows. |
16 | Mabel Smith | Teaching in Glidden. |
17 | Margaret Montgomery | Studying at University of Michigan. |
18 | Matilda Wild | Now a nurse in Chicago. |
19 | Most excellent reports | Lorne Parker doing well in Larabee. |
20 | Supt. Beniah Dimmitt | Attended meeting in Cincinnati. |
21 | The principal of the Hudson school | George Glenny visited campus. |
22 | The school board of Emmetsburg | Harry Blackmar will continue as superintendent there. |
23 | W. H. Bender | Will conduct institute with Bruce Francis. |
24 | Will Calderwood | Will move to Canada. |
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25 | Avery Crary | Practicing law in Grundy Center. |
26 | C. E. Buckley | Superintendent in Anamosa. |
27 | Mr. Charles Johnson | Doing well as general secretary of Des Moines YMCA |
28 | Ralph Hardie | Superintendent in Norman, Oklahoma. |
29 | Ralph Rigby | Made concert trip. |
30 | S. A. Potts | Working on correspondence study. |
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31 | Belle Moody | Taking design work with Professor Thornton. |
32 | Bert Edwards | Visiting cousin Ethel Edwards. |
33 | Beth Achenbach | Visiting friends. |
34 | Emma Garschow | Left school to teach. |
35 | Essie Davies | Back in school. |
36 | Geo. Glenny | Visited campus. |
37 | Ida Strawn | Recovering from illness. |
38 | John Parish | Should be home for vacation. |
39 | May Wright | Went to Vinton with Ida Strawn. |
40 | Miss Chantry | Has been sick. |
41 | Miss Ella Sandager | Mother visiting. |
42 | Miss Emma Schoelerman | Visiting friends. |
43 | Miss Hutchison | Sister visiting. |
44 | Miss Mythaler | Visiting Bertha Morrison. |
45 | Miss Rice | Mother ill. |
46 | Miss Shoneman | Visiting Sara Rice. |
47 | Mrs. C. Wiler | Visiting Janesville. |
48 | Prof. C. A. Fullerton | Sold portion of book business to J. H. Gray. |
49 | Prof. Ray Aurner | Visited campus. |
50 | Susie Wallace | Left school to teach. |
51 | The familiar form of C. E. Burton | Visiting friends. |
52 | The Minnesingers | Working on concert for Waterloo. |
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53 | Again, the sad task comes upon us to write in these columns an account of another death | Sidney Griffin died on meningitis. |
54 | Friday evening the term reception of the Y. W. C. A. and the Y. M. C. A. | |
55 | Mr. Wallace | Gave demonstration in Ackley. |
56 | Tuesday evening | Audience enjoyed lecture on China. |
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57 | Thomas orchestra | Tickets available. |
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58 | Bible Study Condit--Ira S. (Mathematics Faculty) |
The Perean Ministry; 29 A. D. to 30 A. D. |