Issue Contents
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| At a meeting of the Debating League | Under the direction of William L. Veatch, photographs of all men who have participated in debate have been assembled. |
| The committee from the State Legislature | President Seerley introduces the Visiting Committee at chapel. |
| Thirty years ago this month | The Philomathean Society and the Alpha Society celebrate thirty years of their organizations; Maude Gilchrist and E. R. Nichols will speak. |
Page 274
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| Lenox vs. Normal | Lennox College defeats Normal in a basketball game, 33-20. |
| The second of the series of inter-society games will be played | Intersociety basketball is played to determine the champions of the year. |
| The fifth of the series of indoor athletic contests was held | Indoor hurdles was the event being played; standings for the year so far. |
Page 275
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| The Redpath Bureau | Mr. Outcault will not appear due to illness. |
| Leander Clark 27, Normal 23 | Leander Clark defeats Normal in basketball. |
Page 276
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| R. W. Gibson | Caricature of R. W. Gibson, who runs a store on College Hill. |
Page 277
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| Professional; waste in Iowa schools XVIII | Continuation of the third part dealing with making geographical ideas automatic before leaving school. |
Page 279
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| Bible Studies | Lesson XVII, in Ephesus. |
Page 280
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| Notes on Music | Professor Fullerton talks about concert etiquette; also warns music students that their financial rewards may not be great. |
Page 281
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| Society | Chrestos hear papers; Shakes have frost program; Zetas have Longfellow program. |
Page 282
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| John Singer | In dry goods business in Spokane. |
| After teaching for three years | Married C. M. Beall. |
| Mabelle Marshall | Teaching in Moscow, Iowa. |
| Burdette Perry | Teaching in Wilson. |
| C. L. Lewis | In furniture and undertaking business in Kanawa. |
| Rose Morris | Living in Atlantic, Iowa. |
| Ila G. Langdon | Doing special medical work at University of Iowa. |
Page 283
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| Edwin G. Copeland | Pastor at Ackley. |
| C. R. Aurner | Praise for work in Tipton. |
| Isabelle McCulloch | Will teach in Cherokee. |
| Maude (Milliman) Taylor | Will be principal in Marysville, Idaho. |
| Alice J. Fowler | Teaching in Sumner. |
| After a three years' pastorate at Pine Creek | William Snider continues his missionary work in Montana. |
| Phoebe Dixon | Teaching in Spokane. |
| For the past two years | Albert Comstock working as auditor in New York. |
| M. D. Sutton | Working on Chautauqua program in State Center. |
| This is the fifth year | Mary Patton is teaching in Indiana. |
| Elizabeth M. Lambert | Teaching at Shenandoah. |
| Mae G. Dolan | Teaching in Chicago. |
Page 284
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| Jennie J. Leonard | Left school due to father's death. |
| S. S. Stockwell | Has a new baby daughter. |
| Etta (Robinson) Cantine | Has two children; living in New Jersey. |
| The marriage of two former Normalites | Anna M. Walker married Charles Simmers. |
| One of the leading articles in the quarterly magazine | Louis Pelzer wrote article in state historical magazine. |
| William J. Oppold | Doing well in Washta. |
| Friends are in receipts of cards | Frank Hart married Theressa Breshwald. |
| After a successful experience in the Monticello high school | Mildred Bates will teach in Cedar Rapids. |
| E. L. Hollis | Practicing medicine in Rolfe. |
| Friends of Mary Brannan | Elected superintendent in Asotin County, Washington. |
Page 285
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| About seventy-five Normal students | Took Black Hawk County examinations. |
| Miss Rice | Mother ill. |
| The open session given by the Alphas last Friday night was a grand success | Performance program. |
| Mrs. Mabel Carson of Webster City | Visited sister Louise Houck. |
| Hazel Smith | Went home due to poor health; hopes to return to school again. |
| The Normal boys | There will be a basketball game with Coe College in Cedar Rapids. |
| Bertha McDonald | Visiting friends. |
| Louise Houck | Visited Waterloo. |
| Susie Richards | Was sick. |
| Mrs. Milo Kipple (nee Jennie Fry) | Visiting sister Nelda. |
| The basketball game between the Shakes and the Chrestos | Shakes won over Chrestos, 23-1. |
| Bessie Griffin | Mother visited. |
Page 286
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| Ella Tostlebe | Had the grippe. |
| Ruth Gist | Home for a visit. |
| Ada Reitz | Sprained her ankle. |
| Lulu Stewart | Recovered from illness. |
| J. E. Morton | Teaching at Voorhees. |
| Maud L. Popp | Visited Alpha open session. |
| Florence Tenney | Will teach in Nashua. |
| J. G. Dunahoo | Was sick. |
