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1 The perfect man
Howarth--Jennie (Class of 1903) 		Essay by Jennie Howarth.
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2 Society Neos enjoy money program; Orios present music and drama; Zetas enjoy music; Aristos present music and debate.
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3 Value of college education Brief review of book by R. T. Crane.
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4 Closing recital Program of performers and their work.
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5 Training
Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty) 		Manual training is coming in the public schools.
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6 Alice Caliste Wilson Visited campus.
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7 Elizabeth Miller Father ill.
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8 Homer Hawley Visited the Lamberts.
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9 Lulu Schultz Left school due to poor health.
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10 Miss Arey Went to Waterloo.
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11 Miss Portia Johnson Visiting sister Lora.
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12 Mr. Brooks Visited Susie French.
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13 The tennis tournament Several Normalites participated in the tournament at Iowa City.
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14 B. E. Sargent Left school.
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15 Edith Anderson and Bess Hoag Went to New Hartford.
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16 J. C. Jones Attended campus concerts.
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17 Last Saturday Students enjoyed picnic.
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18 Last week Aristos won baseball game.
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19 Lela Pearl Gould Left school due to illness.
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20 Mabel Donnan Visited Maude Popp.
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21 Maud Kellogg Left school.
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22 Miss Gallup Visiting the Gists.
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23 Mr. Edson Visited campus.
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24 Nellie Loonan Visited home.
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25 Olive Dale Left school due to illness.
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26 Society fad of the season Groups are having pictures taken.
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27 T. E. Jones Grandmother died.
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28 The social meeting of the Tuesday Club Met at home of Mrs. Parish.
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29 They say Miss Riggs Had good time at ballgame.
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30 Arthur Box Visited sister.
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31 Be sure and attend the baseball game Philos and Aristos will play.
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32 Ida O'Brien Called home.
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33 Joe Scallon Visited sister.
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34 Last night, the Honorary Neos Entertained several groups.
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35 Major Olmstead Ordered to report to Des Moines; military training on campus will likely be discontinued.
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36 Miss A. Estelle Paddock YWCA state secretary was on campus.
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37 Miss Baker's sister Attended concert.
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38 Miss Ruth Ling Attended concert.
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39 Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mead and Miss Johanna and Lillian Bowers Visited Dr. and Mrs. Mead.
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40 Pres. Seerley Gave address in Shenandoah.
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41 Some of the members of the faculty Are in great demand as baccalaureate speakers.
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42 T. J. Ryan Left school.
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43 Thursday evening Elocution class went on picnic.
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44 Wednesday evening Flood on Wiler Creek.
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45 The Thomas Concerts Review of the concert.
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46 Who says "Fourth year can play ball Students defeat faculty in baseball, 30-15.
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47 A gratifying increase in salary A. L. Vincent is principal in Wellman.
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48 Anna C. Brown Will continue to teach in Cambria.
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49 At the spring meeting of the Big Seven Teacher's Association Ida Leydig elected president.
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50 B. T. Youel Principal in Doon.
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51 C. S. Stoakes Will attend medical school.
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52 David Patten Will continue in Pomeroy.
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53 Ethel Meacham Will teach at Wellman.
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54 F. W. Perkins Will not continue in Aurelia.
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55 Florence B. Clark and Annie L. Clark Will receive law degrees.
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56 J. O. Kirkpatrick Will teach in institute in Shelby County.
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57 James E. Fitzgerald Will continue as principal in Kingsley.
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58 Louis Pelzer and John Parish Will attend summer school at University of Iowa.
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59 Mary Jensen Will be assistant principal in Dexter.
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60 Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Steele Resigned from work in Philippine Islands.
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61 Nellie Fields Will continue to teach at Grinnell.
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62 Newell schools are to continue under E. W. Vogel is in charge there.
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63 Re-election R. A. Fenton will continue as principal in Janesville.
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64 Supt. H. H. Savage Will continue as superintendent in Dennison.
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65 T. B. Morris Will continue at Correctionville.
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66 The Manchester school board Jennie Speer is assistant principal there.
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67 The principal elect Frank Fowlie will head Larchwood schools.
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68 The school Board of Villisca E. P. Sheppard is superintendent there.
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69 At a meeting of the school board C. L. Love will be superintendent in Grundy Center.
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70 Ida Peterson Will teach in Idaho.
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71 Luella Simmons Teaching in Chicago Heights, Illinois.
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72 M. H. Thielen Many alumni visited campus for the music festival.
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73 Miss Belle Donnan Visiting Cedar Falls.
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74 Osceola County Ida Strawn taught at an institute there.
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75 Susie Hemenway Will teach in East Waterloo.
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76 Bible Study
Condit--Ira S. (Mathematics Faculty) 		General review.