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Issue Contents

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1	An orphan at fourteen	Short biography of student Roy M. Lampman.


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2	Seven rules of life	Rules originated by Stephen F. Herben, editor of "The Epworth Herald".

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3	Among the chapel notices	Men interested in playing football should talk to the Department of Athletics.


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4	Friday evening, November 8	Hosting a debate with Ames.

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5	During the Methodist Conference	Twenty alumni have become ministers.

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6	Good news will bear	Encourages student attendance at lecture and entertainment courses; cost is low; committee books high quality performances.


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7	It is remarkable	Wants other college newspapers to give acknowledgements when they print articles from the Normal Eyte.


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8	Official	Library and Museum basements will be completed this year; work on Laboratory Building continues; news of staff; football suspended for a year; new curriculum and longer classes; teacher certification under examination.

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9	Professional; pupil, teacher, and teaching in the middle grades; VI; the teacher and teaching in the fourth grade Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty)	The fourth grade teacher should encourage students to explore geography beyond their own experiences.

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10	A comp for the Normal Book Store	A patron was impressed with the fountain pen selection at the bookstore.


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11	Bible Study Dept; sixth lesson--preliminary to the study of Bible characters Dick--George Stuart (Class of 1897; Professional and Training Faculty)	Discusses biographies in the Bible as describing motives as well as actions.


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12	Coming events	Campus events for the month of November.


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13	Des Moines schools out?	Des Moines schools hope to join the Iowa High School Debating League.

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14	Y. W. C. A. notes	W. A. Shanklin spoke at the last meeting; news of the organization; photo.

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15	Ada Chambers	Teaches fifth and sixth grades at Greenfield.


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16	Carl Merner	Enrolled in Drake University.


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17	Charles Cotton	Studying pharmacy in Chicago.


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18	Edith Dodd	Teaches Latin in the West Side school.


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19	Estella Plumb	Teaching near Melbourne.


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20	Gertie Gerkin	Teaching in Greenfield.


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21	I. A. Anderson	Enrolled in Iowa City pharmacy school.


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22	Marvin C. Gilbert	Attended the Grand Lodge of the I. O. O. F. at St. Paul.


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23	Mary E. Blake	Teaching second grade in Brighton.


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24	Messrs. Raush, Snodgrass, and Bay	In South Dakota.


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25	Nellie Newton	Teaching fifth grade in Newell.


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26	W. C. Grandfield	Staying home in Lorimor this year.


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27	Word comes to us	Vera Roberts married N. S. Moore.

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28	Adelle Quinn	Teaching English and physical training at Gilman.


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29	Belle Westervelt	Teaching music, physiology, and Latin at Scranton.


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30	Ben Ersland	Is a principal at Dike.


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31	Carrie Plock	Completing physical training course at New Haven Normal School.


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32	Etta Linn	Assistant principal at Churban.


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33	Eva Williams	Teaching in Tipton.


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34	F. L. Wood	In the real estate business in Minnesota.


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35	F. M. Phillips	A superintendent at Postville.


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36	Minnie Godfrey	Director of Kindergarten at Alcott; Mary Caldwell is her assistant.


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37	Miss Lulu E. Landsberg	Married Marvin C. Reynolds.


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38	Myrtle Lewis	Teaching at Oakland.


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39	Severia Hansen	Teaches fourth grade in Des Moines.


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40	Susie Richards	Teaching in Central City, Colorado.


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41	The Training School faculty	Bertha Morrison joined the faculty of New York Deaconess Home and Training School.


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42	These are the strides which Charles Meyerholz	Accomplishments of Charles Meyerholz.


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43	Vera DuBois	Head of the Kindergarten department in Odebolt.

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44	Card of thanks	Lois Ufford's parents are thankful for the support students showed during their time of loss.


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45	Kathleen Healy	Teaches at Avoca.


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46	Miss Ella Moore	Teaching in East Waterloo.


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47	Miss Estella Evans	Physical director of Y. W. C. A. gymnasium at Fort Worth, Texas.


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48	Miss Maude Lane	Teaching geography in Santa Barbara, California.


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49	Miss Sarah A. Carpenter	Teaching seventh grade at Avoca.


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50	Miss Stella Tuttle	Teaching in Waterloo.


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51	Mr. Harry G. Hayes	Enrolled as a law student at the University of Michigan.


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52	Mr. Kenneth W. Colegrove	Is a student at the University of Iowa.


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53	The Clios and Orios	Ate lunch at Dr. McAlvin's house on Saturday.


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54	The new members	Shakespearean women wore a red letter "S" on their sleeves, Alphas wore pink ribbons in their hair, and Clios wore yellow ribbons on their necks.

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55	Celestine Sperry	Spent Sunday in Grundy Center.


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56	Dr. Solon C. Bronson	Professor of practical biology at the Garret Biblical Institute in Evanston, Illinois, spoke to Bible class.


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57	Evelyn McQuilkin	Enrolled in the Kindergarten department.


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58	Geneva Krieger and Nettie Helt	Spent Sunday in Dumont.


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59	Have you noticed	Mr. Page's class did a food analysis; results now hangs in the Old North Hall.


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60	Ira Magee	Visited Dunkerton last week.


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61	Isabelle Pittenger	Enrolled in the Kindergarten course.


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62	Maud McChane	Attended Shake-Aristo reception on Saturday.


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63	Mr. Rock	Visited his sister Grace over the weekend.


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64	Ray Sate	Visited his sister Florence last Sunday.


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65	Selma Carlson	Visited her sister and family from Texas in Laurens.


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66	The members of the November class	J. Earl Morton was elected class chairman; held business meeting.


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67	The Shakespearean and Aristotelian	Hosted a reception for new members.

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68	Ami Allen	Visited LaVanche Comstock on Sunday.


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69	Emily Butler	Is teaching fifth grade in Council Bluffs.


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70	Florence Morris	Was the guest of Clara McCall at the postal program.


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71	G. H. Barbour	Visiting his daughter Edith.


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72	Iowa Chase	Went home due to illness; will resume studies when her health improves.


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73	Maude Keith	Visiting Florence Large and Margaret Dunphy.


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74	Mrs. Smythe	Visited her daughter Mayme on Sunday.


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75	Normal will be well represented	Roster of participants in the Northeastern Iowa Teachers Association conference.


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76	One of the Alpha girls	Nellie Upham and Leta Whitten cleaned the room of an Alpha Literary Society member for their initiation.


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77	Ralph Gray	Visited Clara Large on Sunday.


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78	Rev. Stephen J. Herben	Spoke at chapel service.


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79	Saturday evening	Zetalethean society held a moonlight picnic at Rownd's park.


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80	Starr Wilson	Visiting friends on the Hill.


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81	The Neotrophian Society	Held a banquet Friday in Waterloo.


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82	Vera Sanders	Spent Sunday in Dysart.

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83	A unique feature	Agnes and Henrietta Whitacre were honorary members and performed a reading at the Shakespearean society meeting.


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84	Edna Ellison	Has appendicitis; is being tended by her mother.


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85	Margaret Dunphy	Got blood poisoning in her foot.


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86	Matilda Schlue	Her sister Emma visited on Sunday.


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87	Miss Edith Barbour	Is recovering from a sprained ankle; will start attending classes again in about a week.


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88	Miss Florence Large	Broke her ankle and left school; sister Clara Large sprained her ankle at the Zetalethean picnic.


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89	Rev. P. J. Maveety	Spoke at Thursday morning chapel.


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90	Rose Buchanan	Visited Lucile High on Sunday.