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1	Concerning the Orchestra Merrill--Barzille Winfred (Music Faculty)	Professor Merrill writes about the Thomas Orchestra.


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2	Governor Cummins	The Governor said that there are great problems yet to be solved.

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3	The oratorical contest Kelly--Margaret (Student--1907)	Text of oration by Margaret Kelly.

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4	Athletics	Results of dual track meet; Normal lost to the University of Iowa.

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5	Baseball	Normal loses to Iowa, 13-5.


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6	Kindergarten notes	Professor Gunn displayed a series of prints; children are preparing a play.


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7	Professional Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty)	Saving time and securing improved results.

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8	Bible Studies Condit--Ira S. (Mathematics Faculty)	Lesson XXX, the forty days.

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9	Society	The Aristos held a program on "the laboring man", Ossolis had a grandmother's program, and the Philos submitted a report on Fort Sumter.

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10	De Etta Fisher	At home with her mother.


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11	Ellen (Brummond) Woito	Living in Luverne.


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12	Geo. A. Hooker	Teaching and farming in Colorado.


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13	Jennie Middleton	Teaching in Eagle Grove.


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14	Leah Johnson	At home this year.


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15	M. Alora Lowe	Teaching in Marengo.


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16	Ruth M. Haines	Teaching in Storm Lake.


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17	Y. W. C. A.	Women show interest in missions.

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18	Anna Wenstrand	Teaching in Minnesota.


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19	Clara Henderson	Teaching in Lake Mills.


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20	G. E. Mueller	Teaching and farming in North Dakota.


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21	Georgia E. Packer	Rested this year; will soon get back to work.


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22	Gertrude (Shank) Richardson	Living in Estherville.


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23	In a letter to a friend	Sarah Peters writes of her experiences as a teacher and missionary in China.


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24	Lucy J. Sweetszer	Living in Colorado.


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25	Mary E. Caster	Will return for Commencement.


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26	Nellie Eastman	Teaching in Red Oak.

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27	Alice Edgerly	Teaching in Seattle.


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28	Announcement of the marriage	Elizabeth S. Parmenter married Albert W. Adams.


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29	Chas. T. Ensign	Studying at Boston seminary.


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30	Daisy D. Wood	Will visit at Commencement.


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31	Jessie Cunning	Will teach at Clarinda.


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32	Minnie M. Moore	Still teaching in California; has heard about earthquake in San Francisco from Ida Shaw.


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33	T. R. Amlie	Principal in Grand Junction.


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34	The Jefferson board of education	Nellie Dority, D. B. McIlravy, Nellie Young, and Ida L. Specht are working in Jefferson.


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35	The Wyoming Journal	Albert Graham is doing well in Wyoming.

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36	About two hundred students	Went on field trip to Dubuque; another group went to Minneapolis.


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37	Clara Ingalmols	Visited home in Hudson.


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38	Dora Donnan of Independence	Visited Neva Wilson and Leta Flickinger.


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39	Dora Jones	Will teach in Eagle Grove.


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40	Elizabeth Jacobs	Will teach in Monona.


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41	Georgiana Humphrey	Visited campus.


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42	Governor Cummins	Spoke to students in chapel.


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43	Grace Du Bois	Visited Waterloo.


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44	Hattie Wilson	Visited sister in Waverly.


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45	Henri Paul	Visited Macy Campbell.


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46	Jessie Stewart	Will teach at Red Oak.


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47	Katrina Bowlus	Will teach in East Waterloo.


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48	Mabel Owen	Will teach in Reinbeck.


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49	Margaret Bowes, Margaret Kelly, John Hilliard	Went to oratorical contest.


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50	Margaret Flynn	Will teach in Steamboat Rock.


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51	Margaret Flynn	Visited home.


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52	Mary Francis	Attended friend's funeral.


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53	Miss Call and Miss Simmons	Gave a Dickens party.


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54	Miss Thornton	Entertained friends.


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55	Mr. Artt	Hurt in baseball game.


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56	Mr. Knupp	Has been sick.


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57	Norma and Dorothy Venus	Cousin visited.


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58	One young man	Is collecting spoons.


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59	Orlo Bangs	Will teach in Grundy Center.


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60	While on the field trip to Dubuque	Edith Asquith was hurt and remained there.

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61	Grace Kroesen	Will work for local utilities companies.


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62	Irma Keene	Will teach at Odebolt.


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63	Mabel Murray and Blanche Drees	Went on field trip to Dubuque.


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64	Minnie Fish Griffin	Will perform at Spring Music Festival.


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65	Miss Childs	Gave recital with Julia Piersol in Hampton.


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66	Nellie McEniry	Visited Dubuque.


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67	Sunday morning	Beulah Kiefer and Josephine Forrest will assist with music at church.


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68	The Clios and Orios	Enjoyed moonlight picnic.


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69	The first sale of single tickets	Tickets will be available soon.


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70	The Ladies' Band	Performed at Waverly; will give three more performances.


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71	The people of Aplington	Have already bought forty tickets for the Spring Music Festival.


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72	The Y. W. and Y. M. C. A.	Held a social gathering.