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1	Normal Eyte staff elected; F. D. Cram, John Fitzgerald and Hazel Webster are chosen	Staff for the upcoming year were elected without opposition; photo.


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2	The returns from the Rhodes Scholarship	Students from Grinnell and Drake are finalists.

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3	Seniors get busy; work on annual is progressing	Discusses the annual, a new design and what the content is going to be.

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4	Fastest game of the season-Coe 39, Normal 28	Coe College defeats Normal in basketball


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5	Teachers wanted	Brief descriptions of seven positions.


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6	Who will represent the Aristo society in the Kansas debate	Arnold V. Graeber will compete; photo.

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7	Professional; waste in Iowa school rooms XXIII Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty)	Continuation of last week's topic, the system and the teacher. Asks the question should the teacher be a missionary?

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8	Bible Studies Todd--Thomas W. (English Faculty)	Lesson XXII, the epistle to the Romans.

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9	Bertha Pratt	Teaching in Cedar Rapids.


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10	Elizabeth Rittgers	Teaching in Spokane.


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11	Marie Johnson	Teaching at school for American Indians in California.


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12	W. S. Yeager	Teaching in North English.

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13	Alice Armstrong	Teaching in Arizona.


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14	Alison E. Atchison	Studying at University of Iowa.


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15	B. S. Asquith	Studying at University of Iowa.


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16	Bell Smith	At home with parents.


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17	C. J. Oleson	Graduated from Northwestern University; will study theology in Boston.


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18	Grace Israel	On Western trip with mother.


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19	Harry E. Aldrich	Working as insurance salesman.


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20	Mamie E. Foster	Mother ill.


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21	Many friends will learn with sadness	Rose Schoelerman died.


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22	W. W. Miller	Principal at West Branch; succeeds Ira J. Weigle.

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23	After a successful experience in teaching in the west last year	Leigh Robinson likes the West; will teach in Washington state.


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24	Arthur L. Lyon	Principal in Missouri.


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25	Emma C. Larkin	Teaching in Rolfe.


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26	Friends of C. A. and Ida (Shaw) Frederick	Doing well in California.


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27	John McPherson	Principal at Fort Pierre, South Dakota.


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28	LeRoy A. Wescott	Practicing medicine in Cherokee.


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29	Married, February sixth, at the home of the bride's mother	Esther Wolzmuth married Clifton C. Wood.


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30	O. O. Mueller	Did well in debate at University of Iowa.


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31	Sophia (Hieber) Pfeiffer	Visited Cedar Falls with daughter.

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32	A wild engine Boyd--Marion J. (Student--1908)	Story of a runaway train.

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33	Society	Neos enjoy Gypsy program; Shakes celebrate Presidents Washington and Lincoln; Alphas celebrate Valentine's Day; Clios enjoy basketball game.

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34	Among those who visited Des Moines last Wednesday	A number of Normalites went on an excursion.


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35	Edith Barger	Will teach in Wyoming.


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36	Edna Ogline of Waterloo	Visited Effa Mahanke.


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37	Emma Fink	Sister Louise visited.


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38	Glee Maeck	Mother visited.


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39	Grace Hunter	Left school to do office work in Keota.


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40	H. B. Eighmey of Hudson	Visited daughter Mabel.


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41	Hazel Camery and Leila Talbot	Visited Waterloo.


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42	Louise Houck and Jenne Beebe	Visited Des Moines.


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43	Mrs. Pyles of Hudson	Visited sister Alma.


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44	Nellie A. Chalfant	Went home to recover from tonsillitis.


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45	Nettie Packard	Was sick.


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46	Pres. Seerley	Attended meeting in Chicago.


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47	Stella Siglin	Left school due to mother's illness.

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48	Emma Roberts	Sister visiting.


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49	Estella Evans	Went home due to poor health.


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50	Florence Yates	Visiting sister Edith.


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51	Frances Burns	Mother and sister visited.


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52	Harry Lambert	Visited home.


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53	J. D. Triplett	Left school.


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54	Last Friday night the members of the Shakespearean Circle gave their open session	Performance program.


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55	Maude McChane	Brother visited.


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56	Miss Katherine MacDonald	Visited friends.


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57	Misses Eva Hudson, Exie Jeulkon, Floy Bayley, and Leo Scofield	Visited Shake open session.


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58	Mr. Greenleaf Allard from Ft. Dodge	Visited Viva Moore.


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59	Mrs. McCutcheon of La Porte City	Visited Leo McCutcheon.


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60	Teresa Hoye	Visited friends.


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61	Vera Hook	Went home due to poor health.