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1 | The real orator Pierce--Enola Pearl (Elocution Faculty) |
Professor Pierce gives her perspective on oratory; believes that today's real orator allows his own quickness of thought to determine his pace. |
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2 | Y. W. C. A. | Nominating committee named; personal worker's class underway; fifty-two Bible study classes organized; Sunday School doing well. |
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3 | After several weeks of discussion | Debating League has established debate question; will deal with foundation of monetary system. |
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4 | Miss Washburn's spirited chapel address | Address on "old maids" was well received. |
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5 | Notes On Music Fullerton--Charles Alexander (Class of 1890; Music Faculty) |
Professor Fullerton believes that public schools are the place to develop an interest in good music. |
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6 | Training Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty) |
Some publications dealing with the subject of history in the grades. |
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7 | A wedding | Jennie Slawson married Charles Sargeant. |
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8 | Among the many hearty congratulation and greetings | Annis Folsom Merrill wrote a poetic tribute to Professor Bartlett. |
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9 | Blaine T. Youel | Continues as head of Doon schools. |
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10 | Friends have received announcements | Rosa E. Magill married Edmund D. Weston. |
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11 | Good reports | John L. Shearer is doing good work in Larrabee. |
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12 | M. Catherine Harris | Teaching in Colorado; Florence Freeman is teaching in Minnesota. |
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13 | Mary Helen Smith | Teaching in Ohio. |
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14 | Rae Sewell | Studying music in Chicago. |
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15 | Rilla (Bates) Brinton | Teaching in Marcus. |
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16 | Romanzo Adams | Working as professor of education at Nevada State University. |
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17 | A wedding of interest | Henrietta Swan married William Innes. |
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18 | A. L. Thorburn | Farming at Webster, Iowa. |
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19 | Annie (Lees) Huggett | Went to California to enjoy the mild climate. |
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20 | Byron J. Reed | Principal in Wyoming, Iowa. |
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21 | Charles Sutherland | Studying law at the University of Iowa. |
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22 | Edna F. Williams | Teaching in Algona. |
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23 | Harriet Kimball | Teaching in Manson. |
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24 | Ida M. Leighton | Teaching in Sioux Rapids. |
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25 | L. H. Bock | Cashier in Minnesota bank. |
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26 | Lizzie Bushyager | Teaching near Sheffield. |
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27 | Luella Johnson | Teaching in Emmetsburg. |
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28 | S. J. Torney | Medical doctor in Stacyville. |
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29 | The primary grades of the Farmersburg schools | Clara Williamson is in charge there. |
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30 | W. R. Patterson | Will continue his work with the New York City housing commission this year and then return to his position at the University of Iowa. |
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31 | Bible Study Condit--Ira S. (Mathematics Faculty) |
Paul's last journey to Jerusalem. |
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32 | Edna Conner | Teaching at Waverly. |
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33 | Flossie Rinehart | Teaching near Coin. |
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34 | Good reports | W. O. Boylan is principal at Northboro. |
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35 | Luella Heightshoe | Studying at Iowa Wesleyan University. |
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36 | Mr. Albert Roach and Miss Hannah Hansen | Were married in Cedar Falls. |
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37 | Mr. Paul F. Voelker | Says that Arthur Gist is doing fine work at Ida Grove. |
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38 | Wednesday evening | Bertha May Garland married George Bishop. |
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39 | Zeta | Presented Whittier and Longfellow program. |
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43 | Pell's terrible tumblers | Group of tumblers is rehearsing for a demonstration. |
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44 | The chosen ones will orate | President Seerley announced the eight orators and their topics. |
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45 | Baseball | This year's team may be one of the best yet. |
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46 | More music | Preview of performance by Bernhard Listemann Concert Company. |
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47 | Ariel Parish and Arthur Logan Lovitt--Ethel (Music Faculty) |
Have joined the Minnesingers. |
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48 | Everett Batcheler | Visited brother Clarence. |
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49 | Luther Howell | Teaching near Rowan. |
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50 | Mary Cramer | Visited sister Alice. |
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51 | Mr. John Bett | Visited Pearl Anderson. |
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52 | Mr. Parish | Recovered from illness. |
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53 | Mrs. Warren Panton | Visited her mother. |
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54 | Prof. and Mrs. Louis Begeman | Entertained friends. |
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55 | Prof. Colegrove | Preached in Baptist church. |
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56 | Professor Geiser | Recovered from illness. |
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57 | Jessie Nordstrom | Visited Esther Seerley. |
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58 | Louisa Horton | Injured while playing basketball. |
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59 | Miss Edna Hall | Back in school after recovering from appendicitis. |
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60 | Miss Estella Paddock | State YMCA secretary was on campus. |
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61 | Mr. Ross Anderson | Visited sisters, Pearl and Myrtle. |
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62 | On Wednesday afternoon | Professor Page gave a lecture on radium. |
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63 | Prof. Newton | Invited students for dinner. |
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64 | The girls of Wyler Hall | Gave Valentine's party. |
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65 | The pupils of Miss Childs and Miss Curtiss | Gave Schubert and Beethoven recital. |
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66 | The Special Primaries | Organized for first time; Esther Ridley is president. |
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67 | William Owen | Gave lecture on Shakespeare. |
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68 | Zoe Deo | Went to Chicago for medical treatment. |
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69 | At the hour of half past seven | Alphas and Philos hold costumed Valentine's party. |
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70 | Few artists have appeared before us | Praise for performance of Herbert Butler. |
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71 | Program of vesper service | Brief program sponsored by YMCA and YWCA. |