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1	Ames will be met	Three of the six men taking part in the preliminary debate will be chosen to face Ames next fall.


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2	For the second time	I. S. N. S. has made it into the top four in state track competition.


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3	Institute a regular picnic	Cap Miller is holding an outdoor county teachers institute in Keokuk County.


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4	We say goodbye	The editorial staff of the Normal Eyte says good-bye to its readers.

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5	Tennis--spring tournament strong--Geo. Wallace individual champion	A singles and doubles tennis tournament was held. George Wallace was the singles winner; photo.

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6	More track laurels; our team made excellent showing in state meet	At the state track meet, I. S. N. S. received fourth place.

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7	A. C. Joy . . . and Grace J. Simpson	Will continue work at Whittemore.


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8	A. T. S. Owen	Will continue work at Farmington.


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9	Annie Gardner	Will complete course at Moody Institute and begin mission work.


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10	Benjamin Boardman	Will be head of schools in Greene.


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11	C. E. Burton	Will study at University of Iowa.


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12	E. E. Kuhn	Will continue as superintendent in Lenox.


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13	E. T. Shepherd	Will continue work at Onawa.


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14	Edward G. Quigley	Will complete work at University and teach at State Normal School at Moorhead, Minnesota.


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15	Friends of Mary Stover	Mary Stover's mother died.


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16	H. A. Mueller	Elected president of Madison County Historical Society.


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17	H. W. Dana	Will continue work at Cambridge.


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18	Ida M. Fell	Will be assistant principal in Clarence.


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19	J. E. Carmen	Has fellowship to study at University of Chicago.


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20	J. E. Johnson	Will continue work at Sanborn as will Sara Whitfield and Hannah Houghton


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21	Joseph L. Johnson	Will be principal in Orange City.


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22	Letta D. Homer	Will teach in Waverly.


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23	Mary Hughes	Will teach in several county institutes.


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24	Mary Ryan	Will teach in Albert Lea.


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25	The Marcus school board	R. A. Fenton will continue as principal; Josephine Ullman and Maude Barr are in Marcus as well.


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26	W. B. Bell	Completing work at University of Iowa; will likely teach at North Dakota State Agricultural College.


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27	Winifred Selser	Will teach in Colorado.

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28	A beautiful home wedding	Morton Weldy married Helen Longwell.


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29	Abbie Thurber	Will continue teaching in Rockwell City.


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30	After four years' service	Maurice Hassel will move from Lake Park to Neola.


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31	Amelia Bauman	Teaching in Minnesota.


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32	Bert Callison	Will be principal at Sergeant Bluff.


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33	Bird Bundy	Has been studying at Columbia School of Expression in Chicago.


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34	Bruce Francis	Will be superintendent in Mt. Pleasant.


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35	Carl J. Knock	Visited campus; will continue in Mitchell.


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36	Edith Gritman	Will continue teaching in Tipton.


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37	Ernest L. Ackerman	Will continue work in Larrabee.


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38	Frances (Wilcox) Hoyt	Visited campus.


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39	H. B. Hetzler	Will go to Larchwood.


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40	It is expected	Jesse L. McLaughlin will preach in Cedar Falls; has been in the Philippines Islands for five years.


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41	L. C. Rhoads	Will be principal in Mason City.


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42	Supt. L. D. Salisbury	Will continue work at Winterset.


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43	The school board of Garden Grove	Arthur Lyon re-elected superintendent.


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44	W. A. Bartlett	Will be principal in Winona, Minnesota.


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45	With the May issue of Midland Schools	Paul F. Voelker is the editor of the magazine.

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46	After a year spent at her home	Ella Lund will teach at Lenox.


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47	Erie Collins	Will teach in Shell Rock.


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48	Ethel Gerken	Will continue teaching at Odebolt as will Esther Ridley.


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49	J. E. Vance	Organizing party to attend NEA convention.


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50	Maude Rohlfsen	Teaching in Washburn.


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51	Nellie M. Fields	Will teach in Minneapolis.


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52	R. D. Barr	Will be principal at West Side.


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53	Training; study of school environment, nature-study, or elementary agriculture (part VII) Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty)	Ways to teach children about the village or city in which they live.


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54	W. R. Patterson	Has been inspecting Iowa high schools.

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55	At Christmas time last year	Bessie Denman will teach at Odebolt.


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56	C. J. Boyington	Will go to Spirit Lake.


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57	Elizabeth Connor	Will teach in West Waterloo.


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58	George Mount	Will be principal at Kanawha.


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59	John Goldthwait	Will be principal at Brighton.


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60	Last spring	Rosetta Anderson has been teaching in Dayton.

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61	College Exchange Campbell--Amy Hart (Student--1904)	Excerpts from other college newspapers.

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62	Farmers flog the pedagogues; Yank Brown's team falls heavily on Capt. Leland's men	Ames defeated I. S. N. S., 10-1, in baseball. Raymond Leland's single brought in the only run for the Normalites.


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63	Shakes	The Shakes presented a domestic science program.

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64	Chresto	A reception was held at the home of Myrtle Fortune.


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65	Elizabeth Lamberty's sister	Here for a visit.


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66	Etta Wooley	Has been sick.


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67	Eva Sinn	Will teach in Zearing.


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68	Harry and Miss Ogden	Mother visited.


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69	Harry Lambert	Home for the summer.


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70	Jessie Farlow	Will teach seventh and eighth grades.


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71	Margaret Bowes	Sister visiting.


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72	Miss Gracia Tucker	Visited Sara Rice.


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73	Miss Mahor	Visiting Edith Ebersole.


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74	Miss Plock	Sister visited.


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75	T. E. Stewart	Home for a visit.


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76	Verner Behrens	Visited the Hill.

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77	A double quartet	Group from the Minnesingers performed in Waterloo.


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78	Edna Thatcher	Returned to school after grandmother's death.


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79	Ethel Agnes Edwards	Visited friends.


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80	James Patterson	Will succeed Percival Magee as principal at West Point.


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81	Miss Carrie Parker	Sister died.


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82	Miss Cressey	Visited campus.


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83	Mr. and Mrs. Macy Campbell	Expecting visit from Mrs. Campbell's mother.


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84	Mrs. Davison	Visited daughter Ruth.


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85	Mrs. Mather	Visited daughter Mae.


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86	Mrs. McChane	Visited daughter Maude.


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87	Nellie Eastman	Returned to school.


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88	Sioux Jones	Home from Ames.


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89	The Cliorios	Enjoyed annual picnic.


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90	The girls' Wednesday morning prayer meeting	Last meeting for the school year.

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91	As a farewell for Miss Ethel Lovitt	Professor and Mrs. Fullerton give a party for Ethel Lovitt.


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92	Rev. Jessie McLaughlin	Has been in Cedar Falls for a few days.


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93	The Shake-Aristo banquet	Had a good time in Waterloo.


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94	There are Romeos and Juliets	Young man gets a bucket of cold water dumped on his head.

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95	Friday evening	Choral Society presented Haydn's "Creation"; will perform "Messiah" next year.