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1 Attendance at nine hundred Attendance for this term has reached nine hundred.
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2 Football captain Jimmie Strawn Jimmie Strawn says it is no longer proper to wear spiked shoes in the parlor.
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3 Mrs. McMahon's domestic science class Not all of the women are enrolled in the domestic science classes to prepare for marriage.
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4 The first number of Vol. XV of the Normal Eyte goes to sixteen hundred readers. The new school year brings new leaders to the staff of the Normal Eyte.
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5 You can't even go to the new Gymnasium In order to see the new gym, you need to be a member of the Athletic Association.
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6 H. H. Seerley
Veatch--William L. (Class of 1890) 		President Seerley has made I. S. T. C. one of the best Normal schools in the world; photo.
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7 Wanted-a school song; C. A. Fullerton offers cash prizes for the best songs submitted Professor Fullerton is offering $20 and $10 for the first and second best songs submitted.
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8 C. S. Hammock, head of the new Manual Training Department C. S. Hammock is the new head of the Department of Manual Training; description of the manual training and domestic science facilities and curriculum; photo.
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9 Mrs. Alma McMahon; assistant in Manual Training Department Alma McMahon; photo.
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10 Notes on Music
Fullerton--Charles Alexander (Class of 1890; Music Faculty) 		Professor Fullerton compares three widely known oratorios. The Choral Society will perform the Creation by Hayden.
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11 Training; the course of study; what it is
Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty) 		Professor Bender gives advice on teacher training.
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12 Alice Armstrong Will teach second grade in Harlan.
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13 Carl Knock Stopped at Normal on his way to Mitchell.
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14 Catharine Crawford Has accepted a position in Marshalltown.
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15 Charles Roadman Is the new principal at Schaller.
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16 Clara M. Travis Was an instructor in the Buchanan County institute.
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17 D. H. Rummel Has returned to Normal for the fourth year work.
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18 Dr. W. E. Dong Has moved his practice to Mason City.
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19 E. C. Smith Was a guest at Normal and will take law courses at Ann Arbor.
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20 Elsie Fabrick Will be principal at Parkersburg High School.
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21 Essie Mae Davies Will teach in Logan.
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22 Geo. J. Balzer Has been elected instructor of physics in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
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23 Grace Cole Is employed as a second grade teacher in Mason City.
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24 Helen Williams Expected to attend the University of Iowa next year.
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25 Jennie McCall Has been elected to fifth grade work in Nevada, Iowa.
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26 Jessica Bernard Will do primary work at Palisades, Colorado.
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27 John Homer Magee Was a guest at the home of J. Ralph and Harriet Keeler Magee.
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28 L. H. Andrews Will be principal of schools at Polk City, Iowa.
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29 Lottie Farr Returns to Aurelia for a second year of work as a high school assistant.
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30 Mabelle Payton Mabelle Payton is the new assistant principal at Marcus.
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31 One of the beautiful weddings of the summer Julia F. Miller and Harry E. Thompson were married June 16, 1904.
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32 Pearl Van Tuyl Will teach ninth grade at West Liberty.
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33 Ruth Marsh Will attend the College Girls' Conference at Lake Geneva, Wisconsin.
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34 Walter W. Bell Will be principal in the Scranton schools.
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35 Wm. Wendt Has accepted work at Auburn, Iowa.
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36 Grace Wilson Grace Wilson died on July 3, 1904.
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37 Laura Bowman Graduated from Radcliffe College and has resumed her duties at Normal.
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38 Many alumni spent part of their summer vacation Roster of alumni who spent the summer at the University of Iowa.
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39 Margaret Klinefelter Along with her husband, has set sail to Bombay, India.
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40 Front view Iowa State Normal School; showing front campus, Pres. Seerley's cottage, Central Hall, and Auditorium Building A photo of the front entrance to campus.
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41 New faculty faces Brief profiles of new faculty members.
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42 Gridiron talk; many old players back and football prospects are bright The football team is preparing for another successful season. There are many old players back who will help lead the team.
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43 Bible Study; Sunday, September 18, 1904
Condit--Ira S. (Mathematics Faculty) 		The Bible study lesson for September 18th.
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44 Belle Cox Will teach at Eldora.
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45 Belle Riggle Teaching at Thurman.
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46 Edith Alderman Will give piano instruction in Nevada.
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47 George Osmundson Teaching at Roland.
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48 Grace Austin Married Rudolph Larson.
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49 Lester Van Buskirk Farming north of Alta.
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50 Lovey Hiatt Recovering from illness.
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51 Miss Frances Gardner Will teach at Grinnell College.
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52 Mr. George W. Samson, Jr. Teaching in Colorado.
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53 Winifred Byrne Teaching at Lewis.
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54 Addie Maltby On way to Nashville.
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55 Anna McKinnon Enrolled in school.
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56 Dr. T. U. McManus Visited Cedar Falls.
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57 Flora Evans
Renne--Blanche E. (Class of 1905; Music Faculty) 		Visited sister in Waterloo.
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58 Gladys Dunn Visited friends in Hudson.
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59 Harry Cotton Back at work in Ames.
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60 Harry Lambert Will teach in Manning.
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61 Levi Clark Mother visiting.
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62 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eells Visited the Hill.
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63 Ray Cleveland Went to Hudson to play tennis.
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64 At 5:30 o'clock last evening Annabel Hart married Macy Campbell.
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65 Blanche Crouse and Kate Bagley Visited friends.
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66 Effie Williamson Brought sister to school.
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67 Gertie Bell Married E. J. Burns.
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68 John Larson Left school to take care of family farm.
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69 Last Friday the friends of Alice Cramer Sister killed in fire.
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70 Margaret Van Metre Visited campus.
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71 On August 24, at Kalispell, Montana Clara Heinlen married Colwell E. Ferguson.
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72 The latter part of Miss Hutchison's summer vacation Visited South Dakota.
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73 Alice Edwards Visited Minna Merriam; will attend University of Iowa.
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74 Among the many people Many Normalites dropped by campus on the way to their teaching positions.
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75 Grace Lambert, Blanche Nelson, and Eva Linn Attending YWCA conference.
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76 Jessie Stewart Attended friend's wedding.
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77 Mrs. Kelly Visiting her cousin, Mrs. Robert Fullerton.
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78 Sylvia Chenoweth Visited Lucy Ingersoll.
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79 There will be a missionary rally To be held in auditorium.